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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08
the distinction by intuition, there Is no use Ill
wasting argument on them.


The striking Fall River spinners object to
tho interference of the police with their at
tennis to prevent the mills from employing
non-union men. The strikers appear to think
they have a right to hang about the mills and
threaten or assault the men who nave 'ahen
their places, and their idea seems to be thaV
they should be left free to adopt Whatever
violent and lawless methods they THINK DeSc
calculated to attain their ends. This Is KIM
of delusion which has been fostered oy 'ho
weakness or apathy of local authorities III 700
many places. but we are glad to see that tne
Mayor of Fall River has no intention oi
neglecting his duty, and that he has gwen inc
strikers to understand plainly that they mosV
keen within the law or take the consequences
This is the only way to make 1t clearly unu'i
stood that the right to strike does not Involve
the right to prevent other people HUN '"Ai"e
the abandoned work.
Tho Committee on Commerce has bill Tor
the relief of American shipping ready to re-
mort TO the Senate. In connection with THIS
measure it might be we'll for the Senators to see
if some legislation could not be devised which
would tend to diminish the loss of life ana
property at sea. The proportion OF disasters at
sea due to unseaworthiness Is increasing every
year. Probably the causes Of the increase
are preventable, for good snip, wen
Differed, seldom founders, or is reported
as missing. 1t Is believed by the English
statesmen who have examined into the matter
that fewer vessels would go to the bottom
if ship-owners were held liable for the lives or
their employees just so far as manufacturers are
held respOnsible-that is, for the injury result
ing from the negligence of the captains they
employ; and if no marine assurances could De
collected beyond the actual value OF the ship
and the cargo. These remedies seem to go TO
the root of the evil.
This is an extraordinary position which
Sheriff Davidson has takeu-that the Legislature
has no right to examine the records of the
Sherif1's Office. There may be some legal
technically to shield him, for otherwise ne
would hardly have ventured to take such
stand But if there is anything OF the SORT III
the statute books, it cannot be removed 100
quickly. 1t is a pretty state of affairs IL the
Legislature cannot scrutipize the accounts OF
public official. When Mr.. Davidson whlnes
about persecution" because the Assembly
Committee insists on getting at facts which the
public has right to know. he shows pitllul
lack of courage and manliness. He cannot find
fault if the worst differences are drawn from his
refusal to show the records 1t is not many
years since Sheriff of New-Yorli was locked
up in the County Jail. If Mr.. Davidson shows
such suspicious desire to conceal the truth
about his Office the people will naturally con-
clude that lie is afraid that bit of history will
be repeated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

The Edmunds the Davis and the Hill bills TO
establish a Government postal telegraph were
discussed yesterday by Mr. William NJ. EvUts
before the Senate Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads. Assuming that these three
bills presented all that is thought practicable to
be accomplished In the public interest III this
direction. Mr. Evarts showed how tentative,
irresolute and injudicious they are. The COM
mittee has not yet heard quite all that can he
said upon this subject probably, either for or
against it. Sc much must be granted, since
several other advocates and opponents OF the
scheme still desire to be heard. But certainly
its members must be pretty nearly convinced
by this time that the establishment of a Govern
ment telegraph would be both unwise and I'M
lust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

A Tammany member has introduced reso-
luton in the Assembly to the effect that it is
the sense of the House that the Governor
should have the sole appointing power in the
State, and that the Senate should have nothing
to say about nominations. This may be in
tended merely as a gentle sarcasm at the ex-
penso of the Roosevelt bill, which takes the
confirming power away from the Aldermen in
this city, or it may be intended seriously. If
1t is sarcasm, it certainly is not very biting and
will not hurt any ones feelings. If the resOlu-
ton was offered in earnest, however, it is only
Necessary to say that there is wide difference
between State government and municipal
government. And if the honorable Tammany
members are SO stupid that they don't grasp
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

That ubiquitous Congressman, Colonel Thomas
PorterhOuse Ochltree, is said to be hunt
ing with a shotgun for the man who blackballed
him when he was presented for membership in the
Metropolitan Club of Washington. If the offend
ing gentleman feels that his life will be in danger If
he encounters Mr. Ochiltree, then we advise him to
take refuge in the witty Congressmans seat in the
House.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

1t may be professional enough, and legal, too for
all we know, but the spectacle Of a Justice of a
civil court running TO q Judge of the Supreme
Court to get stay of the proceedings to punish
liquor-deaer just after being sentenced for crime
is not exactly pleasing one to the ordinary cltl-
zen. This Justice Secller did yesterday in behalf
of McGlory and at an hour of the morning when
his own court was supposed to be in session. 1t
may he all right but it looks to us as If 1t were all
wrong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-08

THE WEATHER-TRIBUNT local observations in
dictate cloudy weather with light rain, followed by
fair OF clear and cooler weather Temperature yes
terday Highest, 90; lowest. 379 average. 4ilo'.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-02-23

A novel suite OF furniture, made for a
Spanish nobleman entirely OF glass, IN
cludiug the beadstead, was . few months
ago exhibited by London hrn- iiiis
seemed to be climax tothe use Of glass,
but now another wonder IL to be sren 10
The same house, namely, crystal throne
which, has been manufactured 70 oraer,
10 lie transmitted 10 India. Technical
description would quite fail TO convey an
idea ot i,ssrikins appearance, or Of the
grace and briliapcy ot the structure, es>
pecially when Illuminated by the electric
light. 1t is massive. yet light, and while
following tie prescribed appearance q q
throne, dcparts from IL IN charming thc
taste 10 well as dazzliIg thesight.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-02-23
GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY FEBRUARY %, 1884.

Fancy and toilet articles Of any and
every kind to be had at e Hughes.
Give him call when you wish anything
in his line. s
Drugs Of all kinds, good and cheap, to
be had at J e Hughes.
Toilet articles Of any description can
be had at J. E. Hughes.
J. E. Hughes, is the place to buy
your Drugs, Fancy Goods, and Toilet
Articles
The best line of hair brushes, cloth
brushes. combs, ect., at J. z. Hughes
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-02-23
A GARD.


who are suffering from the errors
and indscretions Of youth nervous weakness
early decay, loss Of manhood, &C., will send
q recipe that will cure you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discover
ed by missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope to REV. JOSEPH r
tNMAN, Station d. New York City.
Aug. S,82ly.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-02-23
TIVE new SHORT LINE
TO
Kansas h the West,

Attention is called to tho new Kansas
City railroad now completed and in operas
ton be tween Memphis, Team, and Kansas
City, Mo By this new route the south and
west is brought into close relation. Ssya
ing several hundred Miies and many hours
travel between the two sections. It's In
fnct now the only practical ronte from The
south to all points IA Kansas, Missouri
Colorado and all western States. A through
train with pulmaa Palace Sleeping cars
and elegant day coaches ieaves Memphis
daily, running through to Kansas Hty
without change Of cars, wsere u arrives
in time tc make eoanectioa in the Grand
Union Depot with all traiAs leaving Kan.
sas City. For emigrants 10 the Pacific
coast and the Northwest, or for home seek
ers in Kansas and Missouri, time and mon.
ey is saved by this short route M against
The cireuitous rotites via NJ. Louis. hercte-
fore the only outlet. Special low rates
IRE made for this class of business and all
are carried through to Kansas City in first
class cars on first class trains Round
| trip. Laad Explorers tickets on sale At
| low rates. Send for the Emigronts' Guide,
an eight page paper giving full and relia.
| Bile infcr nation in regard to Kansas and
Missouri-mailed Free. Address.
J.E. LocRwooD,
Gea't Pass. Agt- Kansas City.
or II. y. ELLIS,
Tkt. Aet. 81 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
C.N. WINNER,
Southern Pass. Agt, % Wail ST., Allan
ia, Georgia.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-02-23

Branum 4 Goodwin sell garden seed
by the wholesale and merchants can buy
from them just as cheap as they can
from Landreth and Ruist
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-02-23

] i Hughes always keeps pure, fresh
drugs, sells them cheap, and can always
to found at his place Of business ready
Deserve the public.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-02-23
Land i,,r sale.

Parties wishing % buy land would do
well 10 see Burson y Wade, at Hopewell or
Dr.. Magniss Il Slate Sp,ings.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

Turner 4 Mcclure have just received
a fresh shipment Of Old Dominion
yeast warranted 10 keep fresh two
months.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
jackson. Misc.

Jackson, Miss, March 22.-Miss
Cynthia Hutchins, young lady OF
good family living near Raymond IN
this county, attempted suicide yesster-
day by shooting herself IN the fore
head with small pistol. The cause
Is unknown and there is little hope oil
her recovery.
FIX Governor J. NJ. Stone and VIM.
Melville to-day filed their bonds az
railroad commissioners which were APP
proved. 1t is understood Mr.. Angus
tus will file his in few days. The
first meeting OF the commissioners
will be held Thursday or Friday, when
clerk will be appointed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

The best smoking tobacco is Little
Joker"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
LIGHTNING dashed TO LABOR.
The Ilion "Citizen" Prints Its Edition by nj,
Electric Motor.

Ilion On. W Citizen, March II: The
entire edition of this paper, 5000
copies, was, during the night lust past.
printed by means of AN electric motor,
and is thus the first newspaper in the
country printed by the power of elec-
tricty.
But how was it done? This way was
it done: a Parker dynamo machine,
which is used for electric lightning,
which was set in the CID rolling mill
of the armorv, and run from the same
old shaft which has turned the rolls to
roll the gun-barrels used in the mil
lions Cd millions of the world-faned
Remington guns, used in Denmark,
Spain, Sweden, Greece, Rome, Egypt,
sides many South American countries,
From this dynamo were run
aud alleys to the Citizen printing of
flee, where stood II Parker electric
motor, manufactured by Il. Reming-
ton d Sons. 1t is a small machine,
will slip inside of n medium sized
stood the pressman with his eyes half
Outt VIZ an. nG Sbtiii
was there, no engine, no power. Mr..
Lee adjusted one wire to its place in
the little giant motor, and there we
stood unmoved. The other one he
grasped, and rs he lightly pressed the
end oft into the slotted knob and Sc
cured it by screw, spark darted
from the copper brushes, the dwarf
Cyclops" began to move, the whole
shaft-work with scores of pulleys ans
wered to the call, and three great
cylinder presses began their work Of
printing, rs though an unseen hand
had bid them go, and they obeyed.
And SO in truth it was. A novelty in
deed!
The whole force of the Citizen Office,
thirteen in number, besides many
spectators, enjoyed the sight, and it
will doubtless be long remembered.
This age is one of advancement and
improvement, and who can tell what
next will come?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
CATTLE PLAGUE.
IA, Dir Verdict of The
Veterinary Experts.
u Feeding the Cause-Traced to
Ersot in The Hay.

l..F.ll,, Kss., March 22.-The
|,sysr.nary surgeons have been
k.latIon here, and have made 9
IA examination of the alleged
In mouth disease among the
I'm locality: DR.. Beattie OF
II Di. D. E.Sslmon, veterinarian
|d,plrtment of agriculture; DR..
In5,rer Of Sterling, Ill; DR..
Ia. Farwell of the California
college; DR.. L. L.
4, an old Scotch surgeon, now
|arOu, Ky; DR.. Harris of Lex
[Ky. DR.. S.ocker of Iowa.
| gsailemen are positive they
discovered the source of the
audsllagree, first, that it is not
l@llt aptbs, lacking many inn
! ynptOms Of that disease; it is
Edclre, neither ia 1t alkali
|aknoi a contagious disease,
knsv case has appeared for a
INFECTED herds, although the
has been moist and warm.
ba :ays as soon as he saw the
be thought of ergot,
ksy proceeded to examine
This had not been
n, They found il contained
knornt Of wild rye, which was
|agOt The surgeons all say
fd aw one-twentieth part rs
fsa ina bunch of feed. The
Fltsl The ergot, by contracting
n vessels aud otherwise re-
|clfeuhiion in the extermities,
De leei to freeze. This ends the
be While it is proved not TO be
Elous disease, yet the people of
Lon did only what was prudent
a disease among the
pen they did not understand,
ported ii to the government
tOthegeneral government
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
AND aepAnprs

As,,ssao ! h'eFADDrN.
ala'ssSSSSll;.- Prentice Tiller
/ ,s.ss siS o ss5ranged in the the
~.lsasd until A SgcdIy Z.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
X. OFF. Notice.

All members of Red Gross lodge who
intend ooi,,g TO New Orleans TO attend
The meeting OF the supreme lodge are
reo,,ested TO leave their names with
the undersigned before wednesday
night so that arrangements may pe
made with the railroad com panles ior
Corner Rusk and Third.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
IT IMpROvEs THE QUALITY OF

tho J[ooda and cnrichcsit, ana is thero-
Tore n fine iRri1ordnt and corrective
Sncosna al nil chronic alatadteS which
nre associated with IN iMPoNEnisHED
srlTE or THE BLOOD. These all yield
1ofhe regulating and nourisbing prop
ertIes OF It's great food tonic clements.
n co,nnensates for tho loss Of rtfdiify,
Induced by Consumption, tator"9
Hyoucbiai and Ihr0df drect.ons.
,piV ,.ontedy Feminine DeDtuy anu
reimburse the female physique lor
those losses of riiGiifU accom- pahy-
fnr complaints peculiar 10 ne str'
srotJters nursing their own chitdTen,
and ,IeIicnfJ tcOnleiI who expect 70
hacome mothers and bring up rf0or-
.asrLiIJrei. should by all means uso
n N triH restore sufferers JfoH'
nfe,f1l or Nervous PiOsfrdfion nrns-
,ng from Orcr -trOrIs, f-recsscs or
s,,ofrarfod Discuss. ~ Wht rnro
1,r,,,'Ien,,ess and tho Opium Udyk
90 aa the nppotlto grows henllhlot
md digestion more Nlgyrou9 ~, ,,,,aI
me usc OF this Tonic, me uni,, co
craving dics away until yg -
tinot. IL ishiJiiiy ben'I,cnt ~ A ,,r
G,,,,nrni,ifs. Ndidrfdi 1erer, ~
~ Malaritsi Disease; ana ior VIZ
1As.,iiiafing effects OF Icrer ~ any
g';.,a A. mas no equal. IL rg'ars
,ns,e j,,lprores Digestion cHa Up
u..i,e md nnords the Dyspcpuo II
,ssn ,asIfy assiuitab'e drfioto
oe s.saoI. and is 70 pleasant 10 tho tasle
J, v,yn"n, most sensitive palate VIII no'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

Ground-edge pearl shells among the
new goods just received by the Fort
Worth China company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

Water. coolers. large or SMALL at the
Fort Worth China company.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
! nGEAk For LInrnrr

/ 5II March e Z, Blast night
tle prjs ~ ntln was giving
threw ths prisoners escaped.
ivy oeen recaptured.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
[AAEyERESD THIEF

| N Ia,a March 2l.-A disno,o,
En- ssIsspA, No., says thai n,si1 ! q
| asr Osen detected in steS nj n, :,
- N, Isla ne, and other yalua i,le
Ei. 81 SEMI Wholesale !, drug Si house
4, Y, ss,. formerly clerk CT lni a. city y.
ID coI0,ll 4 two drug stores To- .n ~,
ala ssSIs II, whore he e, spend 81
As s N. lives in st. J JpsnIs
/ hi 'Ib' sis making smith SI1sp :
Is headquarters. He ,c g
lpa lss, nigs,l taken 5000 1 worth ri,
f@lhss Sll. s,I, and off offers rli p 7,
aa Gat i Amount to hush hush the 70
saIs's, Preacher Of H. being Elm u
ksIIVA sss He has n an I mrs,
s;esIi,ys moved in The eI best
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24

Group, whooping cough and Bronchitis imme-
diately relieved by shiloh's Cure l.. N.
Brunswig 4 Co., wholesale and retail agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-24
MlMLCALENDAR.
h'SSlng Of a St, Louis Drug
1 7 y q Reverend Thief.

EtIs y. !. March 2l.--Franck
s ls.Ssa was sentenced to he
h s e,i;1,u out under operation
! ala I bn u, code, notice of ap-
El s,s' ~ III MS counsel, and will
'''uss lor several months.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-14
ysnti In sinsr wdoAeuT0ule.

4us gbriitiania Dir6 an IL. SttoseI
gel4risbsn: JH Der usuen 9Cmeinoe;
I4ule bgr 8orfiabt SonenberS bat
gtiteru a6snb siue @assrpIoIou ltattses
f%unoen, Der troe Der ausbre4enoen
ernfteu panis sotiIOb fem Dlsuidens
leben lum Opfsr mel, Ob9Iei4 oos uns
sll6 6ur6 bic rsesuOS bsrausltirssns
ben Rinber groBe OtmsHiiouen bate
auuebmeu t5nneu. als etue oer Sebs
rerinneu Bwli3eH ) unb o ubr abeHcs
cine Der in Der SduIe sinssiiibTtsn Oh
ronSi6en 0asIampeu a~Hslubsu woute,
trplootrten bic in ben BentiIattOusr05reu
anaefammeItsn @ais. Der ftarse Rndu,
loDie hds pom ben RinberH (1Rdo5en I'm
Altsr pom - Sa6rsn) erbobene Ges
l6rei pfau3te I'D nit 8inoesetIs Don
STnmsr ~ Gunner IN bic Uedo9eus
lauls fort. Bepor bic 9sbreriu, bic
me6rere Sefunsen pom benz yidii6ein
Der GrpIOROu U6ais sebIsnost mar, Uon
benz bsim dn1lnosn benueten IrittbTett
bsrdbiteieen fouutt, woreu bic Rlnoer
i4on aus Der Sdulftube btndus9eitirst.
8eim erlfsn aneffi4rsi i~ffr5teu aud bic
Rinber aus ben iibrigsu 3immern bers
aus, mo bic 9ebrerinnen ebenia1s oamtt
beia6ftiat Daren, oa5 @as dn3uiunoen,
10 oaB lie Hi9t bic srreste RtHeeri9ddr
rs6tssttig ,uriifBubaIten UsrTo5teu. Hm
AuSgaugs bts erifen StOdper'es bill
bette ii9 nun, inosm sinigs Rinber
TsIer, Elm i3redIi3er Rnduel, 10 bag
idIisBII9 eiutge 9uubsrt Rinoer bort
auf chamber ge6duft Iager. Our3 bic
uHeImIoiide AIbslt Don SeIten Der Ysb;
rer uub Qebrsrinnen 9eIaus as TN 9aufe
elmer 9uteu baIben Stuubs, idmmtII6e
Rinoer III rsttsn. Die untsn 9~iegsHbeu,
barunter aud cine Qebrertn, bic BON benz
RinbeIibuarm umserifen worben, Udz
rem balb sritidt uno bewubtIos; lie ers
bolton fd ishod balo wieber in Der Bss
blnbIuug Der berbsi9erufeueu Aerjte.
Sousit bisber bsfdnnt, 1T Riemunb
ernitlid gsiddoiet poroen. Dos 2sbrsrs
psriouaI ,siste aroBe @eiite89e9snpart,
uno Dem aisin 1T cs Al ~psroanfen, bag
cine furdtbdre RdtaitrOpbe usrbitet
puroe, benH ss befnnosn lid falt 500
timber I'm Sbulbaufe. Die game
RnabcnabtbsiIuna waIos in uoutommcs
usr Rube uub Srbnuus 9erdumt, ME
aud mebrere RdbdsntIahen, inoem Die
Qsbrerinusn unusrpeiIt bic Gbirsn abb
i6lofeu un6 ouf bieis Nsiis uerbinber:
ten, has @eordnse unb bic 8erpirruug
an Der Irsppe lu Uermsbren. llsbri9enS
bar bic 9rplofion in benz betrsifeuoen
3immsr isIbit gar teinen Sdabsn Der:
urin9t, ni9t sinmaI baS 9Ias uuf Der
@asIampe, bsrsn an3inbuns bic 9rpIos
iiOn peruria4te, asripran9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1884-11-14
9te SamIaas tn China

i3sint iid fur bic 6rnu,oien tdeIi9 uns
siinitiseI ju 9~eltaLteu. Dag fs BEL benz
8eriu4e, bic 9afenitabt Eamiui auf
6ormoia su nebmeH, cine emphnbIi9e
S4Iappe srIitten, wirb nun aud IN Pas
rts Hidt msbr %eeIeueuet, uno bic angel:
Iiden Sisas bss Generals 8riere be
r,5sle i'm n6r6Iidsn 9onsting baben fd
nls edit frani6fi3s DinobsuteI,i ernie
len, baraui berebnst, has Winiiterium
6errp in Der BANNER III itiisen unb inn
siueu absrmaIissu @rir in ben Staatsz
iddeI gu 1mo9Ii9en. Der game grnit
Der Situatiou ,eist iid aber in benz gnts
i3Iuhe Der R%esieruug, $4,000 Woun
8sritdrtuneen mad 0%iuterdlien 3u
f3ifen. 9isber bate 6err 6errp offens
bar 9ebofft, bag bic iesiaeu Strsttsrdfte
in Iongftug btnrei9suo fem wirben,
UNI bieies S%efstbum se9en bic @btneien
gu uertbeioi9sn, unb bag ferner aomiruI
@ourbet bic game Rorbweittilte pom
6ornoia IN Belts nebmeu unb aIs 6ault.
pfauo baItsu t0nnte. Our9 bic Nus
bsutuns Der ~RobIenminen uno Rupfsrs
bergwsrte iener S5nieI bdtte ii6 Srdnt:
reid bnuu i9a6los baIteu t%6nusu, uub
I'M Stiutr trus fd 5srrp aud nit Der
9ohnuug, bag Sbiua iid NIT benz Bers
Iuit pom 6ormoia Iufrtsbsugsbsn unb Der
Streit auf bisie Weifs betssIe9t uerben
wIrbe. Rurmebr bat IS ii5 aber bsrs
nusgeltsut, bag bic Jrdn3oisu usber in
2on9ting nod auf 6ormoia tart genug
limb. ben Sldnen Der S1rIler Diploma:
zen Al entipredeu. 9eneraI be rSsIe
tann bic bsfeiisten RIdse in GoHstin9
CUR ROtb sessH bic S9Dar;fns9eu ball
ten, nber gessn sroBe dtnsfi9e Or
mssn lit CT ma6tIos, idon bssbalb,
neil CT bic brei gdde ni9t beiessu tann,
burd ueI5e elm Giufau Der Gbiusien in
Gou9frug m6gIt9 1T. llno abmtraI
gOurbet psrmag cine sffsttius 8Io6aos
Der SnieI 6ornoia ni4t gu u%nterbaIVu,
neil tr ben gr6Bteu 1beiI isiuer 5lotte
Dor ReIung unb 3amiui braudt, iobaB
tbm uur nod fieben S5iffs fur bic aHbes
rem 6afenfrdote iibrig bIsibsn, bersn IS
Iebn obsr msbr sicbt. Wit Der antunft
Der 8trfirtunseu mag aqss oisS
NIT einsm SdIase dnosrs perbeu, a6sr
Elm Innswisriser Rriee, Die CT banu be-
uorltebt, III isoenfaas Der uusIafIi6e
aufan9 pom 9nbe, ben man ii4 bsuien
fam, nansniIid penn man bic traurtee
6iuau;gage 5rautreid's IN Bstradt
,isbt. Gbe bic ususu 8sr~itdrtunssn duf
benz Rriegsidauplase antonueu, miro
~ibri9eus Der 0inter in 1onsiins sinaes
IOeen isin, uub bic iran,0iiideu SefebIs:
bdbsr usrbsn it9 Uisuei5t ss,uunesu
isbsu, bic Sperotionsu bts ;an 5stib.
iabr einjuffsIsu. Jn;ptiden piro China
aber 3sit senue bobsn, it5 fir ale SUsu,
tunIit6teH 3u riffeu.