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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1883-04-12
FORT WORTH.

Propositlon of the Sisters TO Assume Charge
of the City Hospital Accepted-Bonds Of
the Officers Elect Flxed-They are Proba-
bly, "Laying'' for the Pay Train-A Wife
Beater Sentenced, Etc.
FoRT WORM. April 4.-[Special. THE
Convent sisters have agreed to assume
charge ofthe city hospital, on the condition
that the city build dwelling for six sisters,
paying 30 cents pes diem lor each patient,
paving doctors bills, and paying for physic,
The city adding buildings as the patients
increase in number; the city to keep all
buildings in good repair; the city to supply
an abundance of good water, place good
sidewalks on the hospital grounds where
needed-all subject TO approval by the Rt.
Rsv. y. A. Gallaher, eclesiastical authority
over the order. The proposition was
adopted.
The proposition Of Brockman to number
the streets and post names OF streets, num-
Der OF doors and houses, was referred to the
mayor with power conferred TO act.
All financial reports are in except that OF
the city secretary.
The board adjourned tonight to meet at
On. M. tomorrow, TO open and consider
bids for paving the streets.
The boBds Of city officers were fixed as
follows: Treasurer, $JO,OD; assessor ana
collector, So, 900; secretary, So 600; marshal,
$1,000; each policeman, $500; city en-
eineer, 1000.
Doc. Cameron was arrested at Weather
ford. to-day, by Sheriff Maddox, having
Jumped his bond. The charge is stealing
COWS. Doc. 3 father lives In Dallas.
court to-day to twenty-iour hours in the
county Jail for wife-beating.
Dan shugree got three days for theft OF
4. -
W. q. Glass, who ga. on the James Cres-
well Jury. went stark mad afterward. His
brother, G. G. Glass, Of Village Creek, says
his wife is the cause. He was recommitted
YESTERDAY. having been liberated and gone
crazy a second time.
By adding the following names 20 last
nicft's list. the HERAID VIII have pub
b.bed the names Of all officers elected on
tue "a inst: r. X. Smoot, city engineer;
J. Is. Askew. alderman Third ward; Dr.. }.
IL. Adams, alderman Second ward. The
only large rnsjOrities we-e those Of stuart
Harrison, city secretary, and James W.
Susvne. city ettorney.
Heck Thomas, deieeted candidate Tor
city marshal, says be will contest; also, \.
y. Brooks, defesten for alderman IN the
Third ward They say bogus votes were
poIjed agsinst them il The Third ward.
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Curnberiand Fresbyterian Assembly
w-asIe. Prevali-Tarrns-s Behind win
Crols
FaErrrer0v. Apr1 7.-rspsciai. The
Whiis Rock presbytsry Of THE Cumberland
Presbyterian church is in session here.
F1rty ministers and sldsrs are In s-tend-
$50. Ths commissioners for the general
zsss r1i|iT e Nas1vilie- Ieruessee, in haT.
a-s ReF. ~. A. Wilharus. 81 Hurt county
P-T. y ". Berrs of Realism J. r. Bat
fis. q B1rhsrn, and ~. =. sesT, ui Nc
kinney.
Ibs nerf rrlsstine n TIE P-sstTtsrv I'll
- t.if at sETUT. ircl ndinE tie sec1n1 SAB
ta-t m Octcter rert
Tte-s rs FerT hezrT ralr lrs- rirti.
nrf tts reE.teT to-1aT = c1rl ani cleE-.
Hsssles tas ben rea-ly erice1ric he-e-
j y s-tl.icl-r urr-
Fa-r.-s r-t irr tstird rift rlErfirr.
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CLERURNE.

A Runaway Scrape-A Young Lady is
Complimented With Ball-Business
Excellent and Farmers Happy.
CLEBURNE, April G.-Tspecial Mrs.
Matte Gaylord Smith is billed to lecture
here tonight on Mormonism, Indian life
and customs, etc.
A horse attached to wagon to-day be-
came frightened and created quite racket
on the streets by taking the vehicle, upside
down, along at almost lightning speed, ter
minating in its complete demoishment.
Business has been good to-day, and the
farmers generally are well advanced with
their spring work.
Work on the telephone exchange will
doubtless commence the last of next week.
A ball in honor of Miss HUT and other
young ladies was given at the opera house
last night.
Cleburne is fast assuming city proper
tions and appearance. The progressive
spirit of the age and our state especially, is
surely taking hold of her, and most of our
citizens are alive to he, fine prospects. The
new city officers will soon assume the dig
mites and responsibilities of their offices,
and many anticipate and hope for an intel
ligent aud progressive administration.
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JEFFERSON,
Failure of Prominent and Old. Time
Merchant

Failure of Prominent and Old.Time
Merchant
JEFFERSON, April T. Especial David
Turk, prominent clothier of this city, was
closed by attachment last night. The fol-
lowing Is list of the claims on which the
attachments were issued: A. Gill. of
Jefferson, attachment for $4,000; NJ. New
brick & Co., ct New Orleans, attachment
for 81 700; g. q Galloway, of Cass county,
attachment for 81 600; A. B. Smith, cashier
Jefferson National bank, attachment for
$1,000; E. Eberstadt, Jefferson, attachment
for l,2l075; A. Ripinsky, Jefferson, at
tachment for $1,000. Total amount of
attachments levied, $l5,Gl075. l am not
advised as to the amount or other liabilities
or the extent of his assets. Mr.. Turk is
one of our oldest merchants, and his mis-
fortune is much regretted by his many
friends here.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
David Turk, clothier, WAS closed last night
by attachments. All local creditors, except
one. Stock, S25 600; amount levied on,
$4,000. he also has store at Fort Worth,
which goes the same way. If any grounds
really existed for the attachments, it was
not suspected, as he had been doing q legit-
innate business only.
The catastrophe to the Pruitt hotel, at
Greenville, causes much excitement and
sorrow here. Mrs. Pruitt, we have Just
heard, is dead.
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WACO

Citizen of Waco Reported Killed-Blshop
Gallagher and Other Clergy Lay the Cor
ner-stone of New Cathedral To-day.
Waco, April 7.-[Special IA report
reached here to-day that John Sparks, re-
Gently Of Waco, was shot through the lungs,
near Corsicana, while assisting the sheriff
TO capture a band Of desperadoes. No
further particulars.
Bishop Gallagher and several other
clergy are here for the purpose of laying
the cornerstone Of the new Catholic church
on Washington street, which will take
place tomorrow, with imposing ceremO-
nies.
The grand Jury Of the United States dis
trict court was discharged to-day, after
finding thirty indictments Of various grades.
The Herrick land suit is still pending,
the testimony not being taken yet.
The Southern Baptist convention meets
here on the Sch Of May, and not next Mon
day, as stated in my last dispatch.
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HEAVY Rainfall.

New ORLEANS, April There was
heavy rain and thunder storm this morn
ing and the water covers therear ofthe city.
The races are postponed.
During the storm this morning break
occurred in the leyee, Just below the Texas
IL Pacific depot, at GouldsboTo, nearly op-
posite the head Of Louisiana avenue. The
break Is $50 feet wide and seven feet deep.
The wind, during the storm, drove the
water over the levees opposite the city IN
many places.
The rain is the heaviest since 1877 563
inches fell in three and half hours. The
town OF Gouldsboro is flooded three to
six feet. The track of the
Algiers & Gouldsboro dummy
line is washed away The water
ran over the leyee along the Algiers front,
from Harvey's canal 10 a poiDt opposite
the head of Canal street, hoodInga large
portion of Algiers, doirg much damage.
Street railroads are still running.
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a ChInanan ana = s1elican Man indoige
IN shsotIng scraPe-Death Of n cotea
oonauctgr-CominE TournameHt OF the
Gun Cub. Etc-
Hous1os, April 4.-rspscial.l-Last night
= young msn named Willie Murphy went
20 The Cniusss laundry. corner Main and
Terns svsuus, and nsksd for his wishing.
Tbers uns dincuIty sb0ut the bill. and
Murrihy threa,-nsd 10 70 for The Chinaman
uifh q brick-bat- Sin Lee pulled
his frustT slr-shootsr ard. in trus cowboy
rtvle. wtnt f0- TIE Nsllcsn nan. hrinE
sfI-rr sbots. Murrty tbsn drsE he pistol
ruf fre1 unce. wfsn rnriles inteTisre1-
0rrrr~ Nnrsh1l GIns1 nrrested Dct1 pArtles
-. - rn1 ther wII - triel - uurreE.
~ rrrral rnnetInr cf he Cotton er-
~t.~rIrr - rr'r.rIri FtE1rirr err mites sd
fr-- -sr--rs - I'D 1o-11I. sn1 N 49,
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HOUSTON.

A Negro Girl Burns TO Death-Ltght Guards
are Drilling for the New Orleans Cele-
bration.
HoUsToN, April 7.-[Special. This
morning negro girl l3 years old was cook
ing in Kitchen in the Fifth ward when by
accident her clothes caught fire, and in an
instant her entire clothing was in flames
and she ran screaming out into the yard
and along the street.
1t was negro neighborhood and the
negro women lost their presence of mind
and did not know how TO extinguish tine
flames, so the girl was literally roasted, her
clothes being entirely burned Oft She
died in few minutes after in great torture.
The Houston Light Guard are drilling
nightly for the great prize drill at New Or
leans, May IL, when they expect 10 capture
the colors of the Crescent City Rifles.
The colored Odd Fellows are going TO
have a grand celebration Monday. The
Galveston lodge viii come up, as well as
those from different parts Of the state.
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wORIHAM IN.


WoETHAN, April Special j. rhe safe
Of j. J. stubbs, one Of our largest merchants
was blown open last night and robbed Of
81 .G82. The work was undoubtedly that Of
professionals. They broke open the front
doors Of the store with the use Of n chisel
and pinch bar. They went through the
cash drawer fn the counter and from there
% where the safe stood. With q cold chisel
and sledgs hammer they succeeded ID cut
tine a hole through in the center Of the t0p
OF the safe % as 10 blow OF both the fnVid e
and the Outside doors ct one blast. The
heavy outside door was blown some ten feet
from the safe. They then rifled the safe OF
thee nuterts of0ver 81 600, the most Of which
had been deposited BY customers Ol
The firm for safe keeping. They len no
clue Hs % Who they we're, and there is little
hope Of their capture.
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An Encine Ahrnnd.

st. Louis, April About 6 O'Clock this
evening, as the southern express train OF
the Iron Mountain road was turning q
curve from the levee into Poplar street and
en- route TO the Union depot, the engine
left the track, and plunged into
a three story brick building,
l23 and l25 Poplar street, breaking big
nole in irs front. The coupling between
inc engine and tender broke, and the latter
shot off in the opposite direction and tore
down the entire front Of No. 100,
on the south side of the street.
Both buildings were dwelling-houses,
but none of the inmates were injured.
None ofthe cars lett the track, and no dam
age was done except 20 buildings and the
engine, the latter OF which was stripped OF
all its outer works.
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PITTsBuRG, April The convention OF
the Amalgamated Iron and Steel-workers
assembled here this morning tor the par.
pose of arranging a scale OF wages for The
ensuing year.
Forty-eight delegates were present, from
all parts of the country. The sessions were
held with closed doors, but after adjourn
ment, President Jarrett stated the morning
was taken up almost entirely in eiiectns
an organization.
The proceedings were harmonious, ard
40 demand Tor ah increase las been MADE,
and the probabilities are that last year 8
scale will be re-aiiirmed.
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New ORLEANS, April THE government
gauge at the head of Canal stree. shows the
river even with the great flood of 1874,
being five inches higher than last year.
Most OF the whsryes proper that have
planking in front of the levee are covered
with water, and steamers in mhny
cases have to land freight few
feet further out than usual. rne water Kt
several points along the city passes over
the levee into the cutters, and several small
brelks in the levee have been closed,
Little or no damage is done. A
large force is at work on the Gouldsboro
crevasse, and the officials Of
the Texas IL Pacific and Nor
gan Railroad companies, hope to nave
the break closed by tomorrow night. Wa
ter from the creyasst so far is doing com
paratively little damage. If the break
should not be closed, the loss to the railroad
and property owners will be great.
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GAIA, H., April 7.-P. II. Blrch, al
vertising himself az OF the Union Maniac
turing company, Of this city, and recently
posted as a swiudler by the posi-oiiics au-
thorities. has disappeared. 10 is cstimai Ell
Le succeeded iu EWindllng innocent pesple,
mostly Swedes, by promising articles
through the mail 10 the extent oi s3j GO.
Since his public eLpOsures, 800 money or
ders and registered letters have been re.
fured % the senders.
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ST. LOUIS April The. Missouri Pacific
Railway company will attach the buffet
cars TO their regular dsv trains between
here and Kansas City, commencing to-mof-
row. Two Of the new cars we're tested
this afternoon on a little eXcarsion
TO KirkwoOd, one Of the western
suburbs Of the city, and nearly 100 invited
guests voted them a very great cOnveuienUe
aud grand success. These are said 70 be
the first cars OF the kind introduced on any
road.
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PROVIDENCE, r. /, April The New
England Southern Methodist conference
have pledged, at the rate Of 2 cents per
member, TO pay the debts Of the Met
ropolitan church az Washington. Tne
report OF the committee on Sab
bath observance declares the sane
tity of that day and deprecatts
travel and Sunday funerals. The commit
tee on the Indian policy endorsed the plat
form Of principles adopted by the leFisla-
ture of Pennsylvania. A report approving
the work OF the American Biole society was
adopted.
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CHrcaco. April Charles o. Jackson
and Jsmss Devsrs D1rcan have have ben
arrested. charged bv the grand i1ry IN
Conuscticnt with Hlered frauds IN he
street department, uDder the late munici-
rel government. on Allegations ui furftrEs
periurv ard obtaining money under iaiie
uretenses hv q system Of faiss warrants aud
dummy usy--ulis Tie Allegation 4 { -n1.- r.
90 a year have been stolen 10 ttis rla-usf. 4.
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NorrnEtsI, M, Apnl The orsn
boat in which Csrl P. Whifnfsr. son of a
ueslthy irun-rnsstsr uf Friu1 r-n. and
Ieais 1elsrs and Wll-Em HrpE o.
le.alo-sdI. sailed from HEvrs de e-Esse
rhursdEv. has teen f1lnl bottom %. rlfh
20 frace of TIE ucC1rsnts. Ihe stttIer
rss thrrafenirr nnd q hirh rird rrern-llrF
sf the time the uz-tT s-Erted. ard j. e ZIP
rs0-s-1 fiss boat cars 1sl a1d ne Ccl -Ir.ErIis
T-~-uaF
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Dr-1sos. Af'rii s.-lspeciri l-Al3srrnnn
Sheer uroseste5 last night aEsinst conni-
iur ths vote in the Tbird vs-d bscruse q
the irTrzuisritF n there beinF ~ ons
s~1vr II trs canse1 rn1tl Il-feeiinE. and
- i1r.r urIi r.r1hatlr - tLrr-r or -1t-
- -rs rts 1sieats1 czst tl1s-s i1 -haf
wr~I
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New ORLEANS, April An incident 10
the ceremony of the decorating OF the graves
of the Confederate dead in this city yester-
day, and the laying Of the cornerstone OF
monument to be surmounted by an eques-
trian statue of Albert Sidney Johnston, was
the Grafton delivered by Jefferson Davis, IN
which he eulogi2ed the CHARACTERISTICS OF me
dead leader. In Johuston, he recognized
the strong pillar to the'Confederacy, ana
when he fell on the field OF Shiloh, the
mghtiest column which sustained tns
cause had now fallen He died in a moment
OF victory, and had he lived half an hour
longer he would have made Grant prs;
oner or a fugitive The Contederacy had
three great leaders-Lee, Jackson and
Jonnston-who would compare with me
leaders of antiquity or modern times.
At the banquet, in the. evening, the
speaker reiterated these sentiments.
At meeting of leading military geDue-
men and prominent citizens held t0-A.sht,
an arrangement was perfected for holdlnR
the second annual encampment IN lhls
city, commencing July 22d.
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4 Revelation.

LEXINGTON, KY, April Ellis Craft, in
Jail here in connection with Neal, for the al
legged murder of Emma Thomas and the Glib
letter from his brother, stating that n
negro in iail at Charleston, West Virginia,
has confessed he and another negro COM
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tor Of what Is known ~ bucket-shop, 10
make perpetual the Temporary. in1nnction
heretofore granted, restraining the western
Union Telegraph company from removing
instruments and ticker from his office snd
refusing to give him market. reports. me
temporary injunction was disali1wed ana
the case was dismissed. The judge SAID the
telegraph company was fully Justined IN
Withholding reports, on the ground Wey
was a ruse to which reports were put, eyi-
dent from the fact that neither Bradley nor
any of his customers had any arrangements
or facilities for handling grain.
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Pn1Lsrr1rEra. Ap-a "A -rsttIre
ufstch hstueen 1-s A-.or and Tn Con
uors fc- tl.o10 rs -ur - Aeon n t~c
sf-rirtt rrrors. To ttc1sa1d Yecfls
rrrf rIrr1rrf
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Crurrsr1. Au-il 7.-IudEs Maxwell. Of
fhs cou-t q o1mnon pieas. to-dsT oTsr-
rulsd %. r11iion q q A B-ndlsT. prov-is-
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A special combination lot of Fancy Neckwear,
com mprising Fichus, Col ars. Coarettes, efc,
trimmed in attractive styles, WITH Florentine
Maltese, Venetian, prabsnt and other fancy La
ces, at only 35c., 4Oc, 50c and upwards.
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OVER THE WORLD.

The Ende Hotel of Grecnyille Falls In
and Burns-Oyer q Dozen
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A lot of Colored Embroidered Robes, contain
ing sufficient material and embroidery for COM
plete costume, at IS 90.
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Ladies' Fancy Striped Hose in various styles,
full regular made, worth all of 5Oc., at only ooc.
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Cbildren's Fancy Stripped Hose, in the newest
spring colors and designs, full, regular made
and very choice, at 25c.; worth 40c
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A special lot of Kid Gloves, in 3-buttOned, at
25c,, which is only half their value.
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A-risiead c1ncirdei rs arr1uert be-
pa =. re bc1r n ncjo1rrmerf. On the
T.-7fe-.rfn-r rnesti1r. oezlirr srrensi-elT
r. far-s ard frr-es o. sfCU rnet - tts
r~if-r rr rle .-a-s sirce rt-e s--ion taEe1 -
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
THE DUKES FETE
THE REE0RiSSD HUSBAND.
Sbinguaaa=G lcntiians
til
Sfdnoinapicu

Netop bientommsn FRA Nsw. gort,
buOr nj bapbe ell Sammsutomit mee
ST.. e. 6. 4eierlsn, General Assuten
ior Den oirefte itanbinauilft Ching.
paunsgiaie, bar nj bsrueo 6orueielien
al b%etienotgiore. at Der 9olt nil bliue
aibolot
Sirc itOrr GrnlrliOncr
ira Ct. saul, 0Iinnsapolis os 6bieago
Ill StanOinnuien, at aigaa ira atew
port iii i0lgenoe lio:
nttO ",SsIauo~ l5be september
"lbinapaa0~ I36c Sfto6er
4,<slau9~ I00e Rouember
~Geiier~ 24os 3eusmbsr.
,Sra Ct. Baul cllcr minneapolis
~aireiier man { - lire - Gage tios
iigere, treiier / Chicago iammsn meo
NIireO Ntorteuieus B~asla9erer og al
gaar osrfra / ~iluttet Selifab ga mco
ct lptcielt Sernbanetos forbi Sauofals
oct "Nid9ara~ Iii 9tew 9ort.
Gnbuer S~tanoindp, Der / 0eit aqter
at aIla99e ~G'amle gambler ct Seieg,
buroe ubetin9et inorette zig iaaIebes,
al ban tunoe meoioI9e n al bisie
Greuriionsr. gan u.l oerpeO npSe
6orOelen al biQigere asiie enO iGSpans
Iig, iamt baue goot ReileI0Ige. 6or
6%ireulGrer, Siuetpriier ioaueI "Gntsl"
iom ~9tetur~, baaoe ira ct. YauI,
NHnneapoIis og GBita9o, t~illtriue man
iuareit muIig
A. f. JOHNSON,
II. If. st. Paul, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29

lllDffestilfGloe. 2arer S. u. 6lor
/ Slterlarster eltre Stole er ifolae
"Sornb. au." afsaaet ueb OeSen lom
6pIse al ct llIpftestilieloe. Den af>
opoe bauoe neunte Gags 9ftermiobas
besiuet fig op / Sirfen, for at bore 10
Ilterlps fra alteret op til 9esteren,
buer be ifulbe anbrinses / en- 8asie
men oa nosle peo 8irfen lpsleliatte
arbeibsre fanot Bet paafalbenbs, at ban
blep iaa lGnse bOrte, besaue be fig
inb, i airten, Os fanot bam lissenbs
oso> VeoeufOr Grappen, Der isrer op til
srstersU. Oct iOrmOoes, at ben lIpts
fe!ise psN Suren op ueb be to iieits
Decorah-posten., 1883-08-29
Omfpmmen i en- Srpns. 6ornuIi

SHltDttIlet | en- Uren0. 0ornDlt9
banbte ifol. "Yib. Stiftst. oen uIpffe
i @ierlep, at Y~renosrauer anbers
8eloaa at S~trebitrup cmtom / en-
8rpmo, iom ban bar | serb meb at
srape bpbere. San bespnOte grbeibet
/ 9srbass, os ba ban i Sonbass par
tommen to til tire alen unSer ben samle
Snno, talbte ban plubislis paa i'm
Usebblelper, og bab bam bm at belle
zig op, men itprteoe iamme Oieblit be-
ospet ON. 6n Stise iattss itrar nss
/ 8rsnoen os 9isnsltetarl SIR. Maas
9aaro git berneo, men osiad ban bsiui:
meoe, Os Iiseleoes git bet en- SreOie,
lom 9loroe 6orisg bsrpaa. gnbelia
meIote en- bebiartet ManO, 9usmanS
Feper Sorsenien, fig og tiIbsb at rebo'
De 6orulpttsOe, Os oct Ipfteoes ban
o9laa forit at brinss SIR. Maasaart
op, lom efter anuenot e9~sebebanbline
after Tom tiuiue, bu0rimOo lnbers 8eI:
bad, iom ban oerneit brast frem, pa,
os bIeu BOB. 6n Snoiamluts iattes
ltrar i9ans til NorbeI for bm %forulpt:
teoe grOnbqruuers fattise @iterlubte,
ligeiom osiaa Gieren at 8rsapen ffien:
teoe Beoer Sersenien en- NUT @au'
for bans RATE Oaao. 6rn Ssnoae
4ften iamlebes Der 2 til 8 Spanb
SanO, Der / De p~aafstsenoe Gage, IND.
til mere 8an6 par itrOmmet til, peb
bleu at boble iom en- itertt toseno'
Riebel.