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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11


The excellence of the Magazine of Ameri-
can History is fully sustained, and, as an in.
eentive to all to study the history of this
country, is unrivaled. The October number
has for frontispiece a cut of Sir Henry
Clinton. As an illustrated article it presents
Picturesque corner of three States" Among
the other articles are an historical sketch of
Pierre and Jean LATTE, The Webster SPELL
ing-book, +" Something new of Benedict Ar
mold and his descendants in England" and
1.-The Yankee" Historical Publication Com
pany 80 Lafayette Place, N. Y.
One of the handsomest art magazines pub
lished anywhere is The Decorator and Fur
nisher, issued from 231 Broadway, New York.
While not an art magazine in a restricted
sense, it deals with household decorations
and furnishings 10 such an artistic manner
that its productions must be clasSed with art
The subscription price is but 81 The Sep
TENDER number is now ready.
Electra" Louisville, grows in interest
and seems an assured success The October
number has fine steel engraving of Edison
and his phonograph for a frontispiece. The
ladies who are at the head of the Electra
have cause to be proud.
The Commercial TgaYeler's Magazine for
November hos an lusiallinent of Bret Hartes
"The Treasure of Treasure Island" This
magazine is evidently growing in popularity
with It's patrons and deserves all it gets.
"Choice Literature" for October adds to
the value of the new venture of John B.
Alden, New York. For one dollar a year
there is given fine collection of the best
articles in English periodicals.
The Detroit Lancet for October has very
interesting paper on insanity, with numer.
GUS cases cited, and another on the treatme at
of acute rheumatism. The number is excel
lent
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The followingis list of patentees to whom
patents were issued on Tuesday:
Fisher Doherty and E. L. Sizes, Crawfords-
vile, Ind, two-wheeled vehicle,
James Wallen, West Newton, Ind, cook
ing stove.
Thomas G. Barnes Logansport Ind, dia-
mond milestone dressing machine.
Charles F. Barrett, Valley Mills, Ind,
animal trap.
John-L Hoke, South Bend, Ind, sulky
plow
E. B.fMartndale, INDIANAPOLIS, belt pulley
or wheel, pavement and floor sheave wheel.
John E. Sanders, assignor of one-half to
R. R. Rouse, Indianapolis, pipe threading
machine
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STATE NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Disappearance of a WeH-Known
Farmer and Contractor.
A Goshen Woman Takes Her Own Life by
Morphine GIeanings from Exchanges
and Notes from Correspondents.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal

Spectal TO Jne Indianapolis JOufnaL
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Oct. 10.-Michael Layne,
of Clark township, prominent farmer and
contractor, has disappeared Layne was the
contractor on the Sugar Grove gravel road,
and on the Ladoga gravel road, both of
which are finished and accepted by the
county commissioners, and on which he last
week drew, on the Charlottesville and Sugar
Grove road, 81, $40, and on the Ladoga and
Whitesville road, 81 9S5, both estimates being
allowed Oct. 2. He also MOI tagged his 240-
acre farm to Ella McHugh, of Greeneastlef
for $1,000, and secured $11O0 additional
on the same property. 1t has been
developed however that his wife
did not sign any of the mortgages
given He leaves about 81, 500indebtedness
on the Sugar Grove contract, and fully as
large an amount on the Ladoga road, for
teams and laborers At Ladoga he leaves an
indebtedness of over $1,000 principally for
merchandise, and note of over 81, 900 at the
First National Bank which is, however, well
secured. Layne has hitherto borne good
reputation, and his action is great surprise
to every one He was in this city on Satur-
DAY and attended to some business, but the
last seen of him by his friends was in the
Union Depot in indianapolis, on Monday
morning, when his brother-in-law, a gentle
man named Welsh who resides in Indianap-
oils saw him at the above named place. and
to whom he said he was on his return to this
city. Welsh came over on the same train
that Layne was to come on. ,Layne has a
wife and large family of children, and they
are unable to give any cause for his behavior.
Lane is an Irishman, about forty-fve or fifty
years old. A woman who made her home in
Layne's family has also disappeared, but
whether she is in the company OF Layne is
NOT irnnu-11
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Runaway Bride Recovered.
ial to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal.

special 10 Jn6 lnulslnaDOlS JOuEual
COLUMBUS, Oct. 10.-The missing girl,
Julia Klaus, has been found at indianapolis,
and the mystery partially cleared up. Her
uncle, Jacob Klein, from Shelby county, ac-
companied the forsaken lover, Fritz Roth, to
that city yesterday, and they found the
girl at No. $50 East Washington street, at
the residence of Fred. Knefler. She
said, according to Roth's story, that certain
man, whose name she refused to give,
Swallowed her wherever she went and de-
clared ne would kill her if she married Roth,
and finally forced her to leave the city.
Though she appeared very sorry, she utterly
refused TO return to Columbus. There was
evidently secret understanding between
Miss Klaus and her uncle and the fact APP
pears to be that she Voluntarily or through
the influence of friends resolved not to
marry Roth, and took this means of escap-
ing, which has created all the sensation.
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Increase in Pension Correspondence.

National Republican.
The pension claim agents are inundating
the mails with circular letters to veterans
whose names appear upon the recently-pub-
lished pension rolls. These genial agents
propose. for a consideration, to show the
pensioners how they can obtain an increased
allowance from the government. The in
crease in correspondence handled in the PEN
sion bureau in consequence of the efforts of
enterprising agents, is already clearly per-
ceptible. Thus far Commissioner Dudleys
attention has not been called to any of the
thousands OF cases of fraud the New York
Sun and other Democratic organs have been
cabling about, and which they have been
insisting would be brought to light the mo-
ment the pension lists were published.
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WASHINGTON, Oct 10-The War Depart
ment and its bureaus will be closed to-mor-
row, out of respect to the memory of Sur
geon-general Crane. The following have been
selected as pall-bearers: Secretary Lincoln,
Admiral Rogers, Hon. Robert G.. Schenck,
Generals Rochester, Rucker, MacFeely,
Drum, Baird. BENEFIT, Hunter, Holabird
Wright and Perry, Commodore FiIlebraum,
DR.. ]. N. Brown, U. S. N; Ross Ray and
Charles Knapp
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Failure of the Car-Drivers, Strike.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O-The street-car
drivers strike has ended in the defeat of the
strikers. The leaders of the strike were re-
fused employment On the Columbia line
nearly all the old men were taken back
after signing an agreement that while in the
company's service they would not join any
society organized for the purpose OF regulat-
ing the wages TO be paid them.
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Court.Martial for Colonel Morrow

WASHINGTON, Oct 1O.-A general court
martial has been appointed, to meet at Fort
Huaschuca, A. T., Oct. 10, for the trial of
Lieutenant-colonel A. P. Morrow, Sixth
cavalry, formerly on the staff Of General
Sherman, on charges of drunkenness and
conduct unbecoming an officer and gentle
man, preferred by Brigadier-general Crook
commanding the department. OF Arizona.
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Kansas soldiers Reunion.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Oct 10.-The annual
reunion of old soldiers and sailors of Kansas
opened here today, and will continue until
Friday. A great crowd is present from all
parts of the State, and quite a number are
here from Missouri. Ample preparations
are made for ALL There will be a grand pro-
cession tomorrow, and sham naval battle
ON tie Missouri river.
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Steamship Arrivals.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 1o.-Arrived: Jason, from
Bristol.
AMSTERDAM, Oct. 10-Arrived; America,
from Bremen.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-Arrived British
Prince, from Liverpool.
New YORK. Oct. 1O.-Arrived India, from
Hamburg; Assyrian Monarch, from London.
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Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Oct 10.-The Baumer-Vaughan
trial, which has attracted much attention
during the last week, closed to-day. Banner,
whose wife had been seduced, and her affec-
tions alienated by Vaughan, was allowed
$500 damages. DR.. Hobbs, who testified to
Mrs. Banner having performed an abortion,
and that during her illness she was constant
ly attended on by Vaughan, was assaulted
by him (Yaughan) and accused of being a
perjurer. For this offence Hobbs filed a
complaint against Vaughan, asking for
$40 600 damages
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
The Yellow Fever at Brewton.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 10.-The Times-Demo-
Gratis Montgomery special says there are four
new cases at Brewton to-day, three dying,
the mayor of Brewton, a pioneer, among the
number. The disease is pronounced yellow
fever. Nearly all the stores and dwellings
are closed, and the inhabitants are leaving
en- maSSe
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Culbartson-ROne.

Special to the indianapolis Journal
SHELBYvILLE Oct. 10-A quiet but elegant
wedding took place at 10 o'clock to-day at
the residence of Postmaster A. p. Bone, on
South Harrison street. the contracting par
ties being Charles Culbertson, assistant cash
Ter of the First National Bank, and Miss
Laura, daughter of Postmaster Bone.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
A Satisfactory settlement.
the Indianapolis journal.

special 10 the Indianapolis JoDnaL
LEBANON, Oct. low. H. Thompson, a
lawyer of this place, who some time since
left the city leaving considerable indebted
ness, returned to-day. His indebtedness is
understood to have been made good by his
father-in-law, John Lee, and his brother,
Maurice Thompson, of Charlottesville.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
Burglar Arrested and Sentenced.

Special TO the Indianapohs Journal.
FRANKFORT, Oct 10.-on Sunday night
the residence of Charles Young was entered
by thieves, and $40 III money stolen. Mar
shals Bird and Mitchell arrested a German
named Hans Hansen, who confessed to the
theft, and was yesterday sent to the peniten-
tiary for two years. The thief had a modern
equipment of burglars tools and supply of
elegant jewelry he had doubtless stolen from
some other city.
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senbefg of Milwaukee, grand commander;
James Watts, of Racine, deputy grand com
mander; Oliver Libby, OF Green Bay gener-
alissimo; W. N. Hughes of Madison, grand
captain-general; F. Won Suessmilch, of Osh-
kosh, grand treasurer. This evening the
knights were entertained by banquet at
the Exposition building. La Crosse is the
next place of meeting
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
NATIONAL CAPITAL NEWS.
Secretary Folger Finally Compromises tho
Hesing Case.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.-Secretary Folger
to-day decided to accept the terms of COM
promise offered by A. G. Hesing, of Chicago,
in settlement of judgment against Hesing
held by the government The amount in
volved was $4,000, and the amount offered
in the compromise $27 900. In accepting the
offer the Secretary acted in accordance with
the recommendations of Jewett, of Chicago,
who was special United States attorney in
the case, and Kenneth Raynor, Solicitor OF
the Treasury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11

PITTsBURe. Oct. 10-Dr David Hostetter
and H. Sellers Mckee, whose wealth is
unlimited, have secured control of all the
coal-gas companies in the county, and are
absorbing the natural gas companies also
Under their charters they will have the ex-
county. The monopoly is said to be worth
millions
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
Brakeman Killed.

Sr">''"l r" tl'e INDIANAPOLIS Journal
ROCKVILLE Oct. 10-A brakeman named
Jacob s. Bidaman was instantly killed at
Jessup's switch last night. He was pulling
the coupling pin on a coal car, when piece
OF coal fell on him, throwing the unfortunate
man to the track. The cars mashed MIN and
cut ore arm off He lived at Terre Haute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10-A number of
friends of Paul Vandervoort, late chief clerk
of the railway service at Omaha, called on
the Postmaster-General to-day and
had a conference with him, lasting two
hours. 1t is supposed the object of the in
terview was to urge the reinstatement of
Vandervoort in the position from which he
was recently dismissed.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
Barn Burned.
al to the Indianapolis Journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Oct. 10.-The large barn
OF James Rice, near Alamo, was burned on
Monday night, with 200 bushels of wheat,
200 bushels of corn, 100 bushels of oats, ten
tons of hay, wagons, harness, and farming
implements. Loss fully $1,000, with no in
surance.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON. Oct IL. | A. n.

u L
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, ;
WASHINGTON, Oct. IL, A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Vaney-Fair
weather, variable winds, stationary lower
barometer and temperature.
For the Lower Lake Region-Fair weather,
variable winds, rising barometer stationary or
lower temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley-Generally
fair weather. variable winds shifting to north
erly, stationary or rising temperature in SOUTH
ern portion, stationary or falling temperature
in northern portion, rising barometer.
Local Observations
IEDTANAPOTTs Oct
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Need Not Be Ashamed of Them

Evansville Courier CDem.)
A look through the newspapers of the
country will always discover items about In
diana people, which show that this State has
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11
WISCONSIN Knichts TempIars.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Oct. 10-The Grand
Commandery ofKnigbts Templars concluded
its annual session this afternoon by the
election OF the following officers: J. G. Ben
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A Lady's Suicide,
special to the Indianapolis Journal

special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART, Oct. 10.-A lady named Mrs. c.
Stone, committed suicide at Goshen last
night. She used morphine. No reason is
given for the rash act She leaves husband
and small child.
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Rest for the Wnarv.

Men have given az in DESPAIR IN pain, but have
found at last instantaneous cure in the great
pain-reliever, ST. Jacobs Oil, without recurrence
of the trouble.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11

DICTIONARY OF QUoTArIoNs FROM THE POETS
Based upon BOhn's edition, revised ana en-
larged. Thomas Y. Crowell, New York; Mer
rill, Meigs u Co., Indianapolis. Price, So. so.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-10-11

OLD MEXICO AND HER LOST PROVINCES. B
William Henry Bishop Illustrated, Harpe
&Brothers, New YORK; Merrill. Meigs & Co
Indianapolis.
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COMPREHENSIVE DICTIONARY OF BIOGRAPHY
By Edward A. ThOmas. Porter & Coates
Philadelphia; Merrill, Meigs d Co.. Indianapo
lis.
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THE LAW OF HEREDlTY. study of tht
cause OF variation and the origin of living or
ganisms. By W K. Brooks, associate in biol
ogy, Johns Hopkins University. John Muir
ply & Co.. Baltimore.
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Two YEARS AT HILLsBoRo. BY Julia Nelson.
j. b. Lppincot & Co., Philadelphia; Bowen,
Stewart q Co, Indianapolis Price. $1.25.
Lovers of treacle will find much to ad-
mire in this little story.
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Local Observations
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BANNED AND BLESSED. After the German Of
E. Werner, by Mrs. A. L. Wister. J. B. Lip
plncot g. Co, Philadelphia; Bowen, Stewart
Co., Indianapolis. Price, $3.50.
The novels selected by Mrs. Wister fol
translation are uniformly good, and hel
work is we'll done.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17

getra9en, alio aud tein YesrdbniBre6t
beiefLen. Seine Otuttcr babe inn elm iols
DIES nidt seben fOnnen; ba basiclbe ni1t
Ibertrasbar iei. 9ie 9eeroisuns bss &ins
bes auf beiastem 8ir6bofe iei beBbalb cine
tinseieslide Sanblins seweien, unb bic
0oriteber Der 9eineinbe bdtten bas &e6t
gsbabt, bic Qei9e gu entfernen. Sin Yunft
Der @nflase beSiebe iid auf Seiddoisuns
bes Qei9eniteines bss Saters pom Rldser
Bel Mussrabuus beS &inbes bur6 ben Geos
tengrdber. @us ben 3eusenausiasen 9ebe
inbeb berpor, baB bieie geidabisuns rein
3ufdlis seideben iei, weBbaIb Der Sootens
9rdber fir bieielbe ni6t pe%rantwortlid Jet,
nnb nod meniser Der gfarrer. SIR Die
@eidworenen bleibe iomit mir iibrig, su
beitimmsn, mer bic &oiten trasen iole.-
Na9 turser Seratbnns saben bic @ei6pOs
renen einen auf rRidti9uIbis" lautenben
Wabriprii9 ab, pertbeilten iebo9 bic &os
ften anf 8ldssr unb bic beiben @nseflastsn
10, bab ieber BON ibnen elm Orittel beriels
ben ioae. (Oer @runb fir lestere @nts
f9eibuns lit uns nidt einIeu9tenb.)
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SmeterIct Rak.

Senrp @arb Bee9er iaste neuli4 in Ell
ner Brebist in Der Blpmoutbfir6e in
@rooflpn: r9ad Mitsefibl iebnt ii9
iebes menidli9e @eien. Gs sibt si pieIe
Rir1en, in benen bic reiden Witslisber ii9
pom ben drmeren Suriid3ieben. Sn ioIden
groben, aber talten 8ir9en fam fi9 Der
Mrme nidt beimiid finben. Sie Ratbolis
Ten f6nnen ben Broteitanten aIs 0orbilb
bienen. Sd MOI in BEN prddtisiten rSs
mild sfatboIiiden &atbebralsn @uropas
unb babe &ei9e unb arme nebeneinanber
tnieen ieben. 2eute nit feinen 6Ieibern
sosen fi9 ni1t Don ben armen 0etenben
3uriid, beren &leiber fabeni6einis waren.
Meine 6reunbe, bic rouii1e &irde sibt
iins Yroteftanten cine Qebre BON wirtli1em
e1tem Mitgefibl in ibrer 2iebe fir bic Mrs
men anb N~iebrisen." Sebr i9On seiast,
Serr Beeder, bemerft basu elm Ws9iels
blatt. aber Die Plpmoutbsemeinbe pirS fid
febr penis barum fiimmern unb mir firds
ten ibr Yrebiser ieIbft uidt, benin wenn
bic Nrmen unb Niebrisen nad Der BIps
moutbfirde fdu,en, no bliebe ba bic bobe
Mietbe fir bic Site unb bas 9ldnsenbe
gebalt bes Brebiser's? Sonberbar 1T es
aud, baB 9err Beedsr erff nod europe
reiien muBte UNI gu erfabren, baB bic fas
tboliide Stride sdtes Mitssfibl fir bic
slrnten unb Niebrisen 3eist; ct bate bas
In 8rootlpn CUR @emise ieben f0nnen ;
ober Mil er ss uermeiben nit ben Mrmen
unb Niebrisen in ben fatbolii9en &irden
Mmerita's suiammen gu fommen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-17
SeI8tt& &ugembur8.

Sn Der bslsii9sn StGnbetammsr intsrs
pellirte Der Baron b'9uart bic &ssieruns,
uarum bic %anssfansenen Giienbabnlinisn
in ber Bropin; %2uremburs nidt uouenbet
uiirben. ST. ma9te barauf aufmertiam,
baB bic 9inie Atbussg barlerop gu @sbinne
pIOelid aufb6re unb 8aitnads@ ouup,
taum ansefansen lei, beibe 2inien ober ses
rinsen Grtras seben, neil fie ni9t poIens
bet. Der Miniiter muBte CUR gutuort ses
ben, baB bic Staatstafen leer ieien.
Die @emeinbe atterti 1T ermG&s
tist wOrben, cine anleibe pon 5000 Srs.
~ MAIDEN.
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Saar, Moisl, Gifel unS Sunsrid.

5eIfant. SIM 9auie bes Na9mits
tags bes Is. Mdrs ~freiiten 3wei Maunsr
pom Widerinsen einen Wolf i'm Selfanter
Walbe ,Saaro" elm unb ma1ten benz S6rs
iter Serrn S9lemmer bieruon anseise.
Sofort purbe bur9 bic Srtsi9sIe cine
Sreibia9b anseiast unb Sog nun aaes gum
Walbe. Ga1 taum observation-disclosures 1reis
ben Tam Der @olf in Sidt, grade auf ben
6oriter los, unb bat 9err S9lsmmsr, Der
nod ielten iein SieI perfeblts, audi bies
Mal nit benz eriten S9ub Meiiter sSies
grimm gu BoSen seitrett. Oas Sbisr
wos ansefdbr 1870 pfunp.
Der g a d er, Matb. S9ausn
aus Perl bel Sierd bate ben @aftpirtb
Hasel gu Mss unter Der YoripisssIrnJ, .r
babe in SabIon uno in &smi1 bel 9urtrns
burg peri1isbene sr0Bers Summen ausites
Zen, bic sr ieben ausenblid einsisbsn t6nne,
nm usridieosns Setrdse i'm @siammwers
the uon eirea so 0tart bei9winoelt. ST
wurOe gu 2 WeOnat @efdnsniB uerurtbsiIt.
Der
Sbisrarst Intoine in Vtes bat ~folsenben
Brief an einsn Sreuns IN ellie ssi9rieben.
weIden fransOfide SIdtter uerOiientli4en:
Gmpiansen sic msinsn Can't iir ben auss
brud Der @eiibls, bic sic iir meme un9liidli=
den 9anbsleute te9en. Sbipobl bic @ren;eu
brutal ssso9en muroen, unlere ueberminoer uns
iere Gage ais unabGnoerli6 oarftelen, balten mir
bod tets ben Bid aui unler Saterlanb seri1s
tet. IS elite ms gu Ollie in ben giotben, a
wiro uus mobl aud emit w~ieberSewimlen tons
men. Ger @6elmutb unierer Sriiber aus Sranfs
reid 1T mir Sir9e &C. unterSeiduet: Deputs
de Metz au Reichstag.
@ittIi9. @m Is. Widr3 wurbe wie>
berum elm @ilbi9wein erls9t. Snnerbalb
adt Gasen wuroen "a Stid seI9oNen. Die
Baden trusen 90 Srii9liuse. Sin wabs
res Slid aui bic @rt, oaB mir nod S6nee
befommen babsn. Die S9doen, wel6e IN
benz fommenben CONNER auf Wieie unb
5elo pon bieien Sbieren unseri9tet porben
wdren, wiirben unbsredenbar iein.
Saar9eminb. @m s. Mars err
folste wdbrenS bes S6neisns obne weitere
Yorseiden elm 8lis NIT beftisem 0onners
I6Ias. Der Ylis ioa in einsm @ebaube
Der 5abrit sinseidIasen baben.