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LONDON, May 2.-The match between
Hanlan and Trickett on the Thames was
won by Hanlan BY one length and great
ease.
The men embarked in their boats half an
hour before the race was started. Botn OF
them were much applauded. Tricket,
lust before the start, appeared t.
be somewhat anxious. The final bet
ting was five to one on Hanlan. The
start was good one, Hanlan having
slightly the best Of Trickett, and led imme-
diately afterward. There was never any
doubt about he result. Harlan promptly
rowed rrickett down at Craven Cottage.
Six furlongs from the starting point Han
Ian was one quarter of a length clear
of Trickett and at the creek
about two miles ard halt further on took
the Australians water Off Barnes, but a
short distance from the creek, he was lead
ing Trickett by about fifteen seconds. Han
lan's time was II minutes and jS seconds,
and Trlckett's time was % minutes and 50
seconds. Hanlan played with Tricliett as
usual.
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CHICAGO, May l.-Some time ago the In
dian apartment requested the military to
arrest Captain Jack, Of the White River
Utes, who was in the vicinity Of Fort Was
bakie, Wyoming. The arrest was made on
April -. Shortly a.terward he attempted
10 escape and hei 10 a tcpec near by, where
he Inc secured a carbine ani killed Sergeant
Richard Casey, Of he ID cavalry. A
mountain howitzer WAS then fred into the
tepee and Captain Jack was instantly
killed. Captain Jack was noted leader IN
the Thornburg and Menker massacres and
was very dangerous and bad lightning ~
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frustrated.

VIENNA, April 3O.-A dispatch to the
Presse, hon Moscow, states that a man
named Naslorsoff, or Bagdanawith, recent
lv submitted. TO the authorities plan isAy
the illumination of the Kremlin withaelec-
tric light. Enquiries were instituted and it
was discovered that the intention was to
bow up the whole kemlin during the fes
tivties at the coronation of the car
At the mans residence there were found a
number of peasants caps, the crowns of
which were filled with explosive material.
1t is supposed that these caps were in
tenued to be thrown in the air as greeting
to the war, and that on falling to the
ground their contents would have the effect
of bombs. Biogdonawith and thirty nIhii-
lists have been arrested.
The governor-general has put a stop to
the expulsion of Jews from Russia
THE JEWS.
LATER-A communication from General
Ignatietf is published denying that anti.
Jewish disturbances are the result of the
want of attention on the part of the gov
ernment, declaring that serious disturb
ances have occurred only At
Balta, where the Jews were in
fault and began demonstrating in revenge
for an insult to Jew by Christian child.
General Iquatieff states that elsewhere
disorders have been avoided through ener-
gctic means on the part of the authorities,
which he says will be continued. II IS re-
ported that the Jews are leaving wilma. en-
masse. Two hundred families will start for
America on Monday.
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NoRFoLE, VA, May IA private dis
patch from Mechanisyilie, North Carolina,
says Bingham's military academy and bar
racks burned this morning. No partlcJ-
lars.
ITHACA. y. Y, Nav 1.-The Washington
glass works, comprising several buildings,
we're totally burned this morning. lhe
buildings were Of wood and very well filed
with stock and manufactured goods. Loss
about 100000; insurance, S26,0UO. one
hundred and twenty-five nIen were en-.
ployed,
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Requiescat In Pace.

CONCORD, MASS, April 30.-The last rites
over the remains of Ralph Waldo EN- rson
took place thi1 afternoon. A special train
from Boston carried ther large number
of people. Many persons were ON the
streets, attracted by the services. but were
unable to gain admission to the church
where the public ceremonies were helo.,
Almost every building in town bore
over its entrance door large
black and white rosette, with other sombre
draperies. The public buildings were
heavily draped, and even the houses of the
very poor bore outward marks OF grief at
the loss of their friend and fellow towns
man. The services at the house, which
were strictly private, occurred at 2:30, and
were conducted by Rev. W. II. Furness, of
Philadelphia. They were simple in char
acter. The body lay in the front
northeast room in which were gathered the
family and close friends of the deceased.
The only flowers, which were contained in
the three vases on the mantle, were lilies of
the valley, red and white roses. The adj
joining rooms and hallway were filed with
friends and neighbOrs.
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READING, Pa, May 1.-Two burglars who
blew open the safe of Orwinsburg's shoe
factory Saturday night were over
hauled last light by officers pursuing in car
riage, while the burglars were stopping at
hotel for refreshments. While constable
and deputies were preparing to return, one
of the burglars drew two revolvers and Or
dered the officers to throw up their hands,
which was done. The robbers then backX
| to the carriage, entered IL, and one dr
while the other covered the officers
| the pistols until lost in the darkness.
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A Few Special Counter Lots for this Week ONLY

One lot Childrens halfregular made, dark solid color
Regular Pinks and Blues sizes 3d. aoc slightly spotted
Either of the above are worth 35c for the smallest size
number of odd lots of Chldren Fancy Hose all thrown
together the uniform price of I5c worth than double
ment of fancy and plain shades at the uniform price of
An elegant line of finer goods soc, worth SOC. line of
fine gauze Ladies' Babrgan Hosiery printed in designs
fuegular made at 3oc worth 4c. We have several large
lots of Gloves that be closed and they have been
reduced accordingly.
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SAN Francisco, April 3o.-A dispatch
dated yesterday from Tombstone, Arizona,
saws: Messrs. Smith, James, Finlay and
Harry, of Clifford, have just arrived with
the news that 4. J. Flooney and James
Landley have been killed, and Jack f xe
badly wounded Between fifty and hum
drCd Indians attacked their camp
in the morning. Five managed to
hide in the brush until the
savages retreated. About sixty men, are
named were present at the time. The In
dians stole ten mules and burned the cabin.
Sulphur Springs Valley is a mass of
flames. All the ranches are burned, includ-
ing that of the county treasurer, Dunbar.
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south CarolIna Election Cases

CHARLEsToy, 5. c., April a0.-The jury
in the Barnell county election cases in
which Hogg and others are charged with
obstructing voters, have not yet ageeed
upon verdict. OF thrty-nine defendants
in this case only twenty-nine are to be con.
sidered by the Jury, the district attorney
having entered nolle prosequis rs TO ten OF
them, against whom there was no evidence.
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Witlidraws.

BosToN, MASS, April 3O.-WIlliam Payne
Leville, pastor of the First Baptist church
of this city, severed his connection with the
Baptist denomination this morning be-
cause, as he claims, it does not allow suffi-
Gent liberty of thought. In his farewell
address he said: "Unfortunately for the
Baptist denomination there is no recognI
ton of the liberal evangelical wing in its
ministry. So soon as one desires to
breathe freer theological atmosphere,
no matter how truly evangelical the tone Of
his thinking nor how strong his desire to
remain orthodox, he is suspected of having
trancerted all legitimate limits and his use
fitness as a minister of the New Testa-
ment thereby impaired. The only
liberty granted to such man is
the liberty to go out. | leave both the
Baptist ministry and church but do not
leave the church of Jesus Christ" Leyille Is
a native of South Carolina, a son-in.law of
Senator George, of Mississippi, and came
here from New York city, where he was for
some time pastor of a Baptist church and
his liberal tendedcies created much interest
in religious circles.
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ireland.

LONDON, April 3O-A dispatch TO the
Press association from Dublin says: The
report that Messrs. Parnell, Dillon and
o'Kelly are to be Immediately released is
false. 4 brother Of Mr.. Peamona,
NJ. r.. and two other persons have been re.
leased from kilmainham. Ii is reported
that the appointment Of Earl Spencer as
lord lieutenant OF ireland is provisional
4, uding the arrival OF Lord Duiierin.
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try. Ifsome of them foolshly and inso-
lently refuse to give such pledge, they must
take the chance OF remaining in jail as long
as the executive deems necessary.
Mr.. Gladstone in the house of commons
to-day made an announcement similar TO
that of Earl Granville in the house OF lords.
Mr.. Gladstone stated that large numbers Of
other suspects would be released, and that
the government instead of renewing the
coercion act, would introduce measures
remedying the administration Of justice in
ireland.
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WnsHrrerov. May The de-
meut issued today shows q rsf
debf durinr the rnouih - Arrii of
ss37l Czst IN the treasury SO 5
80 ce-Efeates rutstardinE, 5174,
~ rrrlif1ntes u deepest cutsian1
IIf.oTfl. -efrrdinr c.-tifc.tes outs|
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CHARLESTON, May LIN the United
States circuit court to-day the jury charged
with the case OF the United States against
John T. Hogg and others, accused OF OBJ
structing qualified voters in Barnewcll
county election in 1850, were called into
court at p. m. and having failed to agree
on verdict they were discharged and a
mistrial was entered Two were for con-
yiction ten for acquital.
The government this morning took up
the case of the United States against John
b. Nixon, Maurice Mcguire and j. c.
Levin, managers of election at Hope en-
gine-house precinct in this city, at the
election in 1880 The charge is stuiTing the
ballot-boX. The government examined
five witnesses, one of whom testified that
there was an excess OF 1913 tickets in the
box over the number of names on the poll
list. Another testified he saw one OF the
managers with his hand in the box after
the polls closed, and three testified they
saw two managers putting something re-
sembling tickets into the hole of the bal
lot-box during the day. The government
will examine other witnesses tomorrow.
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SANGER BR0TH HERS.
OUR UNDER w WEARSALE

Of Last Week effected than expected OF it, not
only the of large sales IA fact that always grayng
but also by successfully introducing what without doubt the
Largest Department in this Line in the South
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Convicted.

RALEIGH, ". c., May Matthew.
liams, alias Jeanette, Kane, John 4
and Albert Nickson, five of th
leaders in the riot a Plymouth, No
olina last fall, have Just been co
Four were sentenced TO two years
ment in jail, and the other
John Hastings, who killed
is still at large.
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$4,000; legal t,ndCr outstanding, $780,
65l,9l6; fractional currency outstanding
SO ,lSOI17; cash balauce available, ,$li5,03l,. '.
5000.
Senator Blair appeared before the house
committee on foreign ailats and occupied
the entire time Of to-day Session reading
a prepared statement At TIM opening of
the session Chairman Williams, began 20
PROFOUND questions rs soon as bluir was
sworn, but witness asked permission to
read the statement after which he would
answer such questions as he properly coum,
and would then be pleased to answer such
questions as he properl could.
Blount desired to know exactly what
was meant by that remark. He thought
witness put himself unreseryedly
in the hands Of the committee if any ques-
tions were to be reserved. He thought it
had better be settled at once.
Blair replied that he could not tell in ad-
vance what questions might be asked, but
he did not expect to ask any indulgence.
The secretary of the treasury to-day is
sued the 18th bond call, including the resi-,
due Of continued skies OF 1861, amounting
to about $ll 100000
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LoyDoS, April 3o.-Mr. Montague VIII
liams Vri'est the observer that be thinks
it due o. him-e'fan 10 hli GENT omen pro-
fessiouaIly s-ociated with him in DR.. Lam
sou'- d,i,nse % s'ate tIlt no surge-tion 4
tie decor. insanity had ever bten m
Co any uf them. Mr. Will
sHfs he was nzsurpd that
frst ro last THAT prisOne- d MED
ZION ut crime. uIs IustruuiQ
challenge direct and soicuti
liv-u by prosecution. This ~
Williams snvs is rendfrHd "A
late letter uf the Rev. Mr..
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The senate 20 dav confirmed Nicho.es
Fish az minister 20 Belgium; Jonn NJ.
Francis. Of NeW York, charge d afiaires -
Portugal: louis J. SOuer, Appraiser a
Veard- ns.istant nuprniser. and BENZ J.
Morrey, assistant treasurer, district Of AeE
Orleans.
WasHIreI0., April "a message from
the senate euuOUuced the pass4ge ~ tlai
body. with amendments of the h0use- the
bill 70 execute certain treaty stipulatinns
relating o. the Chinfse.
Paee, Of Califqrnia. moved c0ncurrence
IN The senate arnendn snts-
Hooker. Of Mississippi. objected On TIE
ground that il vas n0t wise legisletiun 20
acf upon such an imporiaut measure VIII
0ut some time being Eiren % consider the
amendmerts-
Page then Obtained en- order for The print
ing n the bill and arncnlments. ard rlre
notice be would ask f1r t1eir co-sideration
Monday.
On motion o. Williams. q Wisoonsin. q
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One lot Of Misses Shoes,
KID button, side lace and
front lace, good value s1.75
and $500, at s1.25 a
pair.
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One lot Of Misses Cloth
Shoes, in sizes 9 to 13 and
IL to 2, would be cheap at
s1.oo, a bargain at 75c.
We will sell them at soc.
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anhrnnnsmitttI . gfrfalfamnaem.

Weuu in europdtt9en SIaffern Don
RabruuesmitteIe % srfdlf9unsen bic Reoe
lit, 10 6arf man ifets barauf re9nen, bic
8erfdIi9uneen nmeritunii6er Sanoelss
b6ufer in eriter 2iuie erpdbut 3u fuben.
@ebt man aber Der So9e auf ben
@runb, 10 finbet man, baB bic Verfdl'
fdunaen in europa ieIbIt in ebeuiO srcs
Bem, mo ni9t In er6Berem nmfan9e be:
frieben werben, ais in Mmerttd. go err
Fobren mir bur9 einen Beri3t bes Parts
ier @emeinberotbes 9inse, wel6e aIs
cine Gusseburt Der 9buntufe eri4sinen
wirben. wenn fe nidt in eirem amtIt9en
attenfId in trodenen 3abIenretben na6s
gewieien udren.
@as sunddf BEN Wein betriHt, 10
uerbanten IeIbf feline beneren Sorten
melt mebr Der &unffertisteit ber 9dnbs
Ter ais Der Ratur ibren llriprnng. SIN
beifen Sale werben iebr Iei3te Weine
bur4 i9werere, fruu5Off9e bur5 ipanis
f6e, portueiefi3e unb afatii6e per
eoelt"I. CUR gr3ieluns Der 9ewini9ten
Tarben uerben weiBe, i9par3rotbe unO
b[aurotbe @eine mad 8eIieben bur4s
einanber eeeoNen. Die 9emObnIiden
,,Wetue" %entbalten unter allen l1mitdns
BEN nur gang bom6opatbii3e Dozen pom
| 1rau5enIaTt, Der auBerbem meilt BON
trodenen Erauben genonuen uirb. Oie
i6rieen Sngrebien3ien bes ebIen 9ebrdus
fnb: pieI @afer, aItobolii9e &artofsl7
unb RmteL Riben : Sefe, 9lutcle,
Sips, Eannin, @einiGure, S%alicpIfaure
unb cine Mense pou %sifti9en uno ni9ts
siftiseu GarbftOfen, aIs 5u9ftn unO
AebnIi9es.
9as Bier, has bic 9ariIer aus StroBz
burg, Msin9eu, Wieu u. (. 10. toms
men6 sIauben un6 in INNER sr0Beren
Mensen stnieBen, wiro auf nod melt GEE
wihenIOiere att 3uiammen9ebrout. gts
tr%inIdure, 8babarber, Ollie, Quaifa,
BUDS, 8re9nuB, @lutoie unb bisweiz
len ieIbIt Strp9nin perben 3ur 9eriteIs
lung bes @erltenIaftes uerwenbet. aebRs
lid mirb Der @p6er Obitwein bebanbelt.
Die Mil9 lit b6ufi9 nit Bis gu 40 Bros
aent @afer periett uno pirb bur9 gOs
rar, S9wsfsIIalicpIut, fobIeniaures &ms
moniat IL. I. 10. tonieruirt. Die ibri9en
QebeusmitteI, 8rO6, 9onis, Butter,
Gfft9, @botolabe, &onfett u. (. 10. fino
nidt minber aefdIi9t. Oils Defenders
eeIunbbeitssefdbrIi6 lit nod gu erwdbs
men, baB SppboutOpfe, &Onieruenbi9>
fen, Sprupz unb 3~uderfarben II. bsl.
bdufg ftart wirtenbe Site entbalten.
Sier eini9e 3ubIen iber bic isit
December 1881 i'm 2aborotorium 9es
mu6ten InuIpien: gnn 400 Weinproben
puroen 70 0Is gut, 145 ols leibli6, 147
ais i6le9t unb 80 aIs ubioIut i6dblid
onertannt. BON 1O2 WlIdprOben wureu
33 gut, % IeiOIt6, Al i4ledt; pon 20
<oboIproben 7 gut, 3 Iei6lt9, 7i3le9t,
3 i6doIi3 II. I. ". go pieI lit fiber,
baB man in 9ur;s 3iemIi9 reid Iein muR,
I'M IstoIi4 nutirIi4e, uuuerf6Ii9te
2ebensmittel 3u erhaIten. Wte uteIe
2eben bieIer iDliemattlden Sersiftun9
gum Opfer fallen, lit pObG taum feif3us
1teuen. Wenn ni6t Der meni9li6e R0rs
per ii9 in SiemIi9em @race an ben @es
nuB pom @tfteu gepObnen tOnnte, miibte
iebenfaus elm ausemeinss Sterben Die
Tolee Der inbuftriOieu E66tisteit Der
Observation-Disclosures iein.
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9lefntcridaertnnen.

No9 ME mar Der Nnbrnns be- 9tsmters
idaer in @oibinstou 9r0Ber unb beftiser
aIs iebt, obsIei9 mir ni6t i'm Qnfang
elmer neuen Understanding fteben,
mo- ionif iener @ntrans am dr9iten 1T,
ionbern felt Der @1bObun9 Nrt5ur's pom
8iSezSrdftbenteu 3uul 8rdiioenten 16on
flint Monate perflolIen fino. limb nod
ME CAB es inter ben ii9 in Waibin9tpn
b~rdu9enben uno bic peri6iebeneu 9roBeu
unb fleinen @a6tbaber hnlelbff be6rdns
senben &enterldseru 10 pieIe 6rouen3imz
n,er uie iest.
Man6e bieisr Srauenaimmer betteln
auerbin9s I'm elm Qtmt ober @emt6en
nidt fir ff6 fsIbif, ionbern fir einen
mdnnIi3en Serwanbten. Ra6bem 1. 9.
Der Senat fir5li3 beI6Iohen bate, fir
feds feiner Ausi6uiie ie Md einen Be-
fanbereu goteu, ober 2aufburf9en, ODER,
menus better fIiu9t, 2aufmann an3ufteI=
len, -purben, obslei9 mir bic Soriiber
Der betreffenben Nusl3ihe iber bieie
Nufteuuusen uerfigeu, pteIe Senotoren
i@On auf Dem @e9e gum Capitol, unb
gar eiIt i'm capitol isIbit, pom sanisn
S9pdrmen alter unb iun9er, bIbl9er
unb euriti9er @etbsleute ~iberfauen,
ueIde Elm foI9s8 2aufpSil6en un6 6aus
Isn3eriteI9en fir einen @atten, ober
8ruber, pber Sobn, oSsr fir ionit Sc
monb boben MOLTEN. 4ebnli9 ersebt IS
in 8sSus auf Iemter unb @ent9en ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, unb natirli5 ben
@befs un6 fonifisen tonaugebcnben
Beamten in ben Observation-Disclosures
erit re9t.
Op9 mare es cine t1nsere9tisfeit aez
gen bic r9erren Der Sd6pfune", 1uenn
in bisiem Suiummenbange per i6uiegen
piirbe, hu6 uu9 pon ibnsn gan3e S9oas
rem nit ber 9eftististeit gereiSter Bie>
nenl4pdrme tt5 auf @oHsrsB. uno Res
sierur9smit9Iieber ~iiitr3en, um elm 9lmt
pber aemt9en gu ~uerInngsn. Mu9 it
trsiben's 70 arg, bae Ser lonft fteife unb
taItbIiitise 6inan3minifter SoIger uns
lansf IN ieiuem Bureau ben tleinen
NnDreD Sbuman pom 9bicaeoer
vGuenin9 SournoI~ e,ft ME Elm Wuns
bertbier a~nltarrte unS Inn bann Dor
Sersniisen faft bic 6anb ausris, ais er
erfubr baB Sbumnn i'm @eaenIase Al
allen onberen i'm 5immer fi9 brdnsens
ben Rerfoueu, ni9t UNI zines Nmtes
wiaen, fOnbern wtrtIi9 nur UNI benz
!9aiipte Der Sinan3perwaItuns feline I9s
tane gu be3eusen, 9etOmmen fet.
8as Die weibIi9en asmteridser Bee
trtft, 10 finb bic, weI9e fur fi9 ieIbif ets
mas woueu, natirIi@ ebeufaus nod pieI
3abIrei9er aIs bic, weIde fir &nbere
bitten. limb ibre 5unsen tnb nod nett
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bic @nsIanbs pen Blaine auf $4s7,s
POT 900 seI@dst wer6eu. Dte ISL 900,
in ben 0er. Staafen nit Der 9erfeaun9
bon 8aawOHen ifoikn Bef@dftisten pros
lbn5ifen hemnad uIebr ais Die 9dIfte Der
47a 155 gerionen, bic tn England IN
berIeEbeu @ran1e arbetten. Seber ouies
ritouif9e 2Erbetter p~ro6ustrt fir 81, 26s
per s5abr; ieber en9Iif1e fur 1919. Sebe
ameritanii9e SpfnbeI u~eIarbeitet So
Bfurb reber Baammoue unb iebe eng
lif9e 80 9fun6 per Sabr. Gmerttauiide
Baumwonenffofs briu9en be6euten6
55bere Breife aIs ensIif9e Der slei9en
Art, neil eritere in elmer Darb iOuiel
Bacterial babeu, aIs Qesterc In II
Dar6s. DRs tit bic 1trfarbs, baB Der
8ertb Der aneritantf1en @aumwOIen.
fabrication I'M @erbdItuiB UNI 70 uieI
grocer lift uIs Der Der ensIiiden.
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ftnfer aIs Sic Der mdnnIi@en 2Iemters
bettler, 3uweilen aud red ipis. s5n Bes
qua anf bic raI9e 2nueuhnns ben Ebrds
nenbriifen finb bieie Traueu natirli9
ben Miduaern nod mehr abertesen.
Cine reGt beiIfaule 2ebre bat elm
S@w0rm .uo Acknowledgements oteier
Gaae pom Bicepr6fbent 8apib DaDis ers
baIteu. Sie issteu Inn IN feiuer Wnibs
tuetoner YripatwobnunS nufs AeuBerfte
NIT ibren Bitten nm @mpfebIuus uno
nit ibrem 8erIanseu, baB er fur fe ben
uno iencn 8ittsans tbuu fole, gu, unb
b6rten bamit nt9t ouf, obsIet@ er wieber
un6 uieber betbeuerte, bag er ais trabs
bdneiger, su tsiuer 8artei 9eb6riger
Mamn nur in perein5eIten Musnabmes
fallen etuas IN ioI9eu anseIesenbeiteu
tbue unb tbuu tonne. Sebes Der anne
ienben, meiif nod iuneen Srauen3immer
rpolte cine pereinBeIte Nusnnbnre ietn.
gines berfel6en, IN f9ouem ieibenem
Rleibe unb NIT prd9tiser eoIbener 1tbr
unb ubrfette, fhirste onf Germ Oauis
Ios nit ben @orten: Sie mifen etpas
fir mid tbunl Sd bin am 8erbun9ern!
6err Oapis u1einte ober: @te fam etne
Irou in ioI9em &Ieibe unb NIT ioIdem
S3mude am 8erbunsern fein? &aum
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