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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
CHICAGO OR SARATOGA?
Conflicting Interests In the Selection
of a Place for the NtNt Democratic
Conycntiou-The Chicago IrOquOls
Clpb nj Work,

COnycntiOu-The Chicago IrOquOls
Club at Work.
ALBANY, y. v, June 2i.-The represent
atives of the IroquOis Club, oil chicago, VINO
are coming East to confer with MessrS.
Tilden, Hewitt and other members ot the
Manhattan Club, relative to holding the
next Democratic National Convention IN
Chicago, will discover that the Illden
managers in this State have already selected
another place. They believe that II the
''old ticket" is not renominated Governor
Cleveland, or some other New Yorker APP
proved by Mr.. Tilden, should be the
Standard Bearer
in 1884, and they prefer to have the con-
yeption held in the East, so that large
CLIQUE can easily attend. In Chicago or
any other Western city they lear tae local
interests would be so strongly opposed TO
the New York man that his nomination
would be impossible. They have accord
ingly begun to pull wires for the seIecilo1
OF Saratoga as the place for the convention
of 1854. The hotel accommodations there
are unsurpassed in the country, the village
can be easily filled with an
Immense New York Delegation.
and, barring its distance from the West
an 4 South, would be an admirable place II
il had a hall suitable for a national con.
vention. That steps are being taken TO
remove that objection is made evident by
a leading editorial which appears in Dan
iel Manning's new paper. the Argus, en-
titled, "Why Not Saratoga" The article
says: why shouldhot the leading citi'
zens OF the place, and the. capitalists any
where interested in ii, put up in Saratoga
a grand convention hall? If made large
enough and properly equipped. the ma
tional conventions of both parties could be
held in it,"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
A VICIOUS ASSAULT.
The Victim Choked Almost to Death.
and His Eyes and Mouth PILED With
RRPfa Greeu

Paris Green.
RsING Sun, IND, June 2i.-Scott Sink, a
noto,ious rufian, who for years has been
the t,rror of this and adjacent river towns,
and yho for as many years has in various
ways successfully evaded proper punish
ment at last, through the determined
elors Of Emmett Slater, the eff
eient Prosecuting Attorney of this
circuit, met his just deserts. The his
tary of Sinks last offense is briefly this:
About two years ago he became offended
fellow, but the trouble was, as Merrill
thought, amicably settled, and for near
seven months afterward the two inter-
changed civilities and kept up the
Friendliest Relations
until over year ago. Sink waylaid Mer-
rill OF his way home with an arm load of
provision for his family, and, asking the
Iatterfor a chew of tobacco, which was un-
suspeningly attempted to be complied
with, Sink struck the defenseless man to
the earth with club which he had con-
cealed under his coat, and continued to beat
him until the club was broken to pieces.
He then gashed the face of the wounded
man with a knife, filled his mouth and
eyes with paris green, and, believing his
m1tilated victim dead, made his escape.
Tie indignation of the public was fully
aoused, but the perpetrator Of this bru
tality was not captured until recently.
Then a determined effort was made to save
the wretch from the penitentiary, many
pining in his defense through the
Fear They Had For the outlaw:
out Prosecuting Attorney Slater could not
be influenced by fear or induced in any
manner to favor or shield the criminal, and
while Hon. H. d. McMullen and Judge
S;ewart ably defended, Slater pressed the
prosecution, and in an exhaustive argu-
ment of near two hours to the jury so i'm
pressed them that while nine of
their number favored fourteen years, and
two ten years imprisonment in the States
prison, the remaining juror, who favored
tie defendant, finally consented to verdict
o! five years in the penitentiary. For rid
ding them of this pest the citizens OF Ohio
county are loud in expressing their praise
and gratitude for the valuable services rem
6ered them by Prosecutor Slater.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
BASE bAli.
A Grand Race Being Made for the
Championship HoHor~

A Grand Race Being Made for the
Championship Ao1Or~
Never before in the history of base ball
has there been such q grand fight for .
championship as is in progress at the pres
ent time among the American association
mines. Four teams are practically on even
terms to-day, and still the battle is not half
finished. The Athletics virtually lead,
with the ST. Louis second, the I.ouisvilles
third, and the Cincinnatis fourth, although
the percentage separating them is exceed
ing!y small. The Philadelphia delegation
has taken rot by any means n
exp.c .cted drop within the last few weeks,
while the other teams have walked slowly
upon them. 1t is struggle now that in
ali probabilities will never be equalled
again. and still prophets are still at loss
10 select any nine that will pull to the
front in the end. Each city naturally
thinks its representatives will
Issue From the Contest NictSrfous
and Cincinnati certainly feels that way.
Her nine did not by any means do the
work they are capable OF while away from
home, and have only braced up since ar
irving back. Their three victories over the
Athletics are convincing proof that they
will not crafty the wishes OF their sup.
porters. This week they have five hard
and Metropolitans, while, in fact, with the
exception of st. Louis, which has the Bal.
timores, nobody enjoys a picnic. The next
two weeks will undoubtedly he a transfer.
nation that will to a great extent forecast
the result of the close set-to.
Chicago to all purposes is now out OF the
League Race.
Boston having pushed her back another
notch. Providence is playing truly strong
game, and with her present lead IS very
liable to be q dangerous opponent TO her
Western foes. At the same time the Cieve.
lands are doing most nobly and must not by
any means be considered q weak antago
mist. The crushing defeats that Buffalo
has inflicted on the Champions Is rather
foreboding and tends to prove that Cleve..
land will be the leading representative OF
the West. Ohio certainly expects the For.
est City delegation to do its utmost to up
hold its great name. The records to date
are as follows:
ANrRTCAS ASSOCIATION.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
MARINE TROUBLES.
No Clue as Yet to the Parties VINO
Assaulted the Non-CDion s"iiors nj
Cleveland.


W.sHIyG1oS, June 4-The assault on
the Cleveland schooner Lucerne, the barge
C;orsbafolk and the Buffalo barge Nought,
by alleged union sailors Saturday morning,
was the main topic Of conversation IN
marine circles to day. No clue TO the per
petra,ors could be got. The police, re-
mained on guard on board the steamships
night and day but no further attempt at
Intimidation was made. The Lucerne's
crew who left in body did not return.
Neither did the two men who left the
Vcught. ,..,.,od
10 furnish any further information than
the vessels were run under the manage
ment OF the Cleveland Vessel owners Asso, fs
c;stion and the names OF the crew could
not be learned. The police will be on
guard sgain tonight, and there is pros
pect that the guilty parties will be aPpre
bended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
FOUND IN The LAKE,
,S 10y oi an Unfortunate SpeeuIa.
"f and Embezzler Turns mn.

.ro.,-...N o., June 2I-The body OF Chas.
,.... .H..A, The missing cashier Of the Lake
b. "a ,s'Ht house, was found here to.
b. 80. -t axe near tue break water. but
t. 81 81 OF OF writing explaining his motive
!. ... ..e notwithstanding the denial
! ,S4uS ~ 1t proves ne defsulted nearly
;-sr-.,sS On the day he disappeared
sr p,l p.r at the bank, a Joint note with
b o., e. ..yno'ds for ), san. He wase enconi. nj.
E,,.as.Ss hiaoits, and reports saws he lost
''.n s.yoIIe s,ag.e IN speculation, though il has
|'o-' a. G,oyled he had a credit balance o,
-rr.vo;.. " =, AZ one brokers' office. The
3 Ia IN, =. mental dersr cement is fortified
~ rs That he had property much
AZ . 70 meet all liabilities vet known,
Z ", ro.y a Year ago his health failed. anl
f.. n sD. s,.. yelled 10 relinquish work sew
,Evtt. In I'NS. :. He returned greatly i'm
-a toni .''eIy manifested symtoms o
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
s,ox. Fouodry Burned.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Juue GA stephens
Point special says that the large stove isc-
tory owned by McMilIsn Bros, at Nc,
Msnnville, was destroyed By fire saturday y
night, and the wstChmau was burned 10
death. Loss, $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
A New Bait.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, June 2i.-Moses
Stuart, while fishing near Roddy, with dy,,
Mantle. was injured by en- explosion and
fell in the water and was drowned Yesier'
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
A Frightful Fall.

WIKEsBARRE, Pa, June 4.-Andrew
NcHale, aged l3, fell seTeral hundred feet
to the bottom of Enterprise Colliery. His
SKULL was crushed and he was horribly
mangled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
kentuckY.

WIILIANsrowH, KY, June 2i.-This
morning William Childers was found desd
in the read near Dry Ridge with bullet
hole in his heart. The coroner's jury
could find 10 evidence as to the perpstra.
tOTs,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
Nouumenf Unveiled

CrycrxyA1r. June pa mo nument &c
Gen. Fred. Hecker was unveiled with cere
mouy in Warrington PARK. 4 gleL pro
cession marched through the Streets Iho
snseches were made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
Religions.

CHICAGO. jane 2i.-The Presbyterian
Society OF the Elder Protestant ChuToH: an
organization OF this city, celebrated their
ssui-centsnnial 70 day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
FOREIGN.
A steamer Goes Dsws sd Tueaty.avS
People are L0At.

People are LoAu.
Iospos. June 2i-The passenger vessels
Hurunui and Wsitsrs, OF the New Zealand
Company, were in collision of Portland
Friday night. The Waitara sank In twenty
minutes and twenty-five persons were
drowned The Hurunui Immediately
launched her boats and rescued sixteen
persons struggling In the water. Among
these vss lady saloon passenger TO whom
a sailor also saved and had given his lie
belt. Two other saloon passengers were a.
30 saved. All OF the second class and Steer.
age passengers were lost. The captain of
the Waitara was dragged aboard the hur-
uDui with the aid Of ropes. The two yes-
sells left London together on friday. The
former struck the latter In front Of the -
loon on the stsrbosrd eide. The survivors
state no crash wss heard, but the side Of
the Waitars gave way like cardboard
DsbIis's Lsrd Mayor.
DrgLrs. June A.-AIdermsn Willism
Mesyher has been elected Lord Mayor
Tskisg . Best.
81. PETERSBURG, June 2L-William II.
Hunt, I, 3. Minister, 10 about 70 leave on
afurloUgh.
I0spos, June 2i.--Beyenty persons were
drowned In the foods in siIesla.
Died.
Lospox. June D.-Gep. Sir WIN. Knol.
Iyr, retired, 10 dead. He Vas born In l70.
ASsivel OsG
LosDos, June 2l.-Harmonis, and Do
Ruyter, New York; Partisan and QUEBEC.
Montreal; lows, Boston; Bhtish Preos,
Philadelphia, arrived out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
Had to Fnnl ws,N

la' Cybtbl:.,,.J June 2t-AtS Shelbyyille and
!, r, a i,r,,Slos, Yesterday. Bud Hunger.
b tyran;T,,., while blowing up stumps
t>~-4,uss ,'e; sT, was mortally injured by a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
Lumber De-troyed.

BAY CRY, June 24.-saturday afternoon
sl2 600 worth Of lumber was burned on zhe
docks Of Dalson, Chalpin { Co.'S saw mills
Partly insured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
Bob BObs Up Serene Iy.

New YORK, June 2i-Robert G. Ingersoll
reported from Washington and elsewhere
dead at Long Branch, is ENJOYING the best
Of health at Long Branch, Long Island
coast.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
Arrested.

DUBLIN, June A.-Bernard Macheur was
arrested to day or a charge Of completely
IN tSe murder OF Justice Yourg, shot fTe
-cs-s $50
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
Will They Fighte

PErERsBURG, VA, June 24.-On informa-
ton received that Elan and Beirne are
likely TO engage in duel near this place
7. H. Thompson, Justice OF the Peace, THIS
afternoon issued warrants for said parties
arrest. 1t is thought the seconds for the
nsrties have arran yed for hostile meeting,
snd that if its principals are not arrested,
the duel will be fought in Chesterfield
county, about three miles from this city,
tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
AnSssep OWio1BeS.

NEW HavEs, Cosx.. June H.-Hsrvsy ..
Settletoo. a lawyer IN Boston, vas arrested
t,.piebt In Milford, charged with bsing .
member Of the U. q. Construction aa1 ID.
vestmtnt Co, 0 bogus concsfn u bostoa.
Settltton fed three weeks go, apd be-
seen in hiding ever since IN Milford. Coz.
stirn.ors Langley. Quinby and Duneeo
,re now in jsii IN Boston in default Of w.
40 bonds for each man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25

RIcaxosp. Va, June 2l-An sknZ o.
cured this morning between DR.. W. Z.
CfutebfieId and l.. T. Mason. The forner
"a, stabbed four timss In the body: !ha
pbysicisns ray the wounded man can't
The difficulty is the result oi an ola noa:
sin,is. Nssor Il married aud sboat 20.
Ro;h are OF highly respectable fsmiiisa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
THAT DUEL.
Editor Beirne in This state Awaiting
Developments - The Meeting Will
Take Place.

RICHMOND. VA, June 2i.-Nothing has
been heard to-day from Beirne and Elam.
1t is reported the former is in West Eir-
ginia awaiting new arrangement for the
hostile meeting. Elam's whereabouts is
not stated. Rumor locates him at various
points. When or where the meeting will
take place is more Of 8 mystery than ever.
That it will occur is not doubted. though
the excitement of the past three days has
net sbated. Anxiety and desire to hear
from the parties is still intense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25
B.1rIr csrEx, Mos, Jsa. 81

Grs7LnEs-Haying been afflicted fos
general DEBILITY, by ths advice of ~
ancioY used Hop Bitters, and mast sag
thty have afforded me slmost instant fe-
iie.' / ON glad 70 be sals 70 fs.tify 10
thsu bshalt TsoxAs Y. Ass4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25

Second. and Charles the Third an d Charles
the Fourth, but from everlasting to ever
lasting he is God. God the first, God the
last, God the only. With one telescope he
sees eyerything-his omniscience. =.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-25


You hear it in the roll of sll the great
oratorios. You see il in all the Raphaels,
Titisns and Ghirlandjos. You study it in
all the architecture of the Aholiabs and
Christopher Wrens. Do not be hippant
about God. De not joke about death. Do
not make mirth Of the Bible. Do not
quote the Scriptures in fun. Do not deride
the eternal. Bright and shining and
prinCely and majestic sereph takes no
familiarity with God, involuntary the
wings are lighted before the throne. with
twain he covered his face" Who is the
God before whom the arrogant and the
untractable refuse reverence? There was
an engineer by the name of Strasicrates in
the service OF Alexander the Great who
offered to
Shew a Mountain
into the shape of his master, the enormous
figure to hold city of 10000 inhsbitants
in the left hand and huge basin large
enough TO collect all the mountain torrents.
But Alexander thought it too costly an un.
dertaking and forbade II. Yet our God
holds in one hand all the cities and in the
other all the oceans, and has in his crown
all the stars. Earthly power passes along
from Henry the First 10 Henry the Second
to Henry the Third and Henry the Fourth
40 LOla CLa..Ss sAs -.-Ss &C CEa---ssss -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
9 t a s h a.

Sn Il 0 periu6te elm spolfidbris
DER Snabe, 8iuie Wiuer, am Samitas
abenb cine in i9neler Sabrt besrifiene
Gar gu beiteis.n, murSe iiberfabren unb
ftarb IN ben erbaltenen Serlesunsen. OaB
bod bic Subsn ni6t pon ben giienbabnen
bleiben fDmnen.
Ole gepSIteruns SempIeton's
mirb anf $50 Sselen perani9last, mas bel
Dem nod ni6t gans Elm Sabr alien Srte
elm oans auberorbentli6es Wa6stbum ans
seiaf. Oils mir Dor etpa sebn NOnaten jes
mes Stiif grbe, mo iest SempletoH itebt,
betraten, i6reibt Der Rebacteur bes Carroll
So. ,Oemofrat", uns es iiberi6auten,
ifanben nod bic &Ornitensel bes pOrberisen
sSabres ba; bas @eleiie Der Milwautee
&iienbabn, auf benz elm !3us benz anbern in
taim baIbitinbIi6em 3wii9enrailm fOlst,
par bamuls nod ni6t feitseitelt.
Gin Sarmer 0amsns Robsers uon
Senrp Gountp, Su., mar bas neueite OPP
fer pom GonfSensi6uinblern, BEL benen er
in Oes Moines nit $1l1 '%reinfiel. 81.
iiberrebeten i'm, an einem fali5en Be6iel
pom 1885 obens.nannte Summe uorsu.
ftrefen. sic %enttamen. Der &ein9efal.
lene bate iein @~isentbum in Senrp Gonnty
p~ertauft nnb war arf benz 8ese mad Sbu
: @ountp, mo er ii9 9anb setauft bot.
Coon &apibs lit nod fein Sabr alt.
unb idon uursen Bel ben Marswablen zoe
Stimmen bort abseseben.
gtwa einbunbert gienenSi9 d:
ter aug Dem peitIi9en Suinois unb BEN
,Sitli6en Soma periammelten iid Dor weni:
aen Gaeen in Oapenpsrt, INN einen Sereir
Az formiren. gs murbe cine Contribution
ansenommen unb peridiebene Oocumentt
murben p~erIeien, bic ii6 auf bic Sienen'
3u9t be5oseu.
Sn breiBis Counties bes Staa'
ties merben RobIen sesraben in $50 Minen,
welde 5000 arbeiter bei9Gftisen. Oil
wi9tisiten Winen iinb in ben Gonnties
Mabasta, golt, Seofut unb 9ucas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
&eiienber Agent: -Serr Otto &eber.
Yin uniere Strru Natnten.

8ir bitten aue uniere Serrn Nsenten,
bic nod @elb pon uns in SdnSen baben,
uns basieIbe prdcis o @nbe bieies
Monats e%insuienben. 8ir finb ibner
i'm goraiis bantbur bafir. 3ped ~unierel
Sitte 1T Der, baB mir ni6t serne Seuts
&ednunsen ienben, bic idon be;ablt ia:
ben. anfans nd9iten 1eOnats i6ider
mir alien benen u~nierer 9eier, bic nod ibel
elm Sabr unb elm baIb NIT Der Sesablune
surid iinb, &ednunsen. Sieienisen, BIZ
nod melt ,uriit fnb, itreiden mir ipdte,
BON ~unieren 2iiten unb treiben bas @elt
ssri6tli9 elm. $50 bieies ni@t bilft, uer'
Sen mir bic Namen Der 0fientliden Ger;
ahtllna preis aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
SEES Wenihen Sdnloigfeit

1T es, eineR isben gu loben nod ieinem
gerbienfte. Na9 ibrem Serbienite fam
maa bic Gisentbimer bes Seem gort Gles
thing Stores loben, benn iie perbienen es
mirfli9 seIobt gu werben. Der Seem Yorf
Clothing Store 1T Der biuisite Slae Wedns
ners un6 &nabenfleiber su ~fauten; man
wiro bort gut, bilis unb reeu bebanbelt.
Sauienbe baben ii6 uon Der Wabrbeit bes
@eiasten iiberseust unb iasen, baB Der
Stem Yort Glotbins Store, Ne. 6s7 Ntains
itraBe, nabe Z. Strase, Dubuque, Der
9lab lit, mo man am b%ili9iten fduft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
I'm bic DUBUQUE Furniture and Burial

Case Co.. bic ibre Sabrit an Der Is. unb
8aibinston Strase unb ibre gertaufslOs
cole go. 5s4 MainitraBe in Dubuque bat,
finb bic Serren gilbert s. Sauer unb Setter
Setb ais neae Sbeilbaber einsetreten.
6err Sauer iibernimmt bic ~aIsemeine Set
tuns bes @ei9dftes unb Serr Setb wirb
ais YertGufsr i'm Store bei6dftist iein.
Die gompaynie f~abrisirt ale alrten feline:
rer unb mittlerer N6bel unb Sobtenlaben,
perfdnft i'm @robsn unb i'm aleinen, unh
betrsibt elm iebr aussepebntes @ei6aft bic
in ben fernen Weiten binein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
Sic bieiiaen SrlGnoer f~eisrten bieis

SV 9oi'SS" St@u"os' F
Sabr bas Seit bes Yatrones ibrer alien
Seinatb in iebr orbentli6er unb rlbtser
Weiie. sic mobnten am Morgeu in ben
&ir6en Dem feierli3en @ottesOienite
unb abenbS elmer anipra9e bic Der beres
bette Gbppeat Cannon uon Oasenport i'm
Spernbauie iibsr bas @irfen bes bl. Batrit
belt, duBerit sablrei6 bel. Son Der iiblis
den S~traBenparabe batten iie nit &e9t
abssieben. @efrast, parum iie BON aIts
bertSmmli9en @ebrau9e absepi6en ieien,
saben uns mebrere bic iebr gu lobenoe ants
mort, bab es fi6 nidt paiie, bier Idrmenbe
Seierli9teiten gu peranitalten, penn bas
Iisbe Yaterlanb in 9totb unb 0ransiaI iei.
Der Gag Aar Elm uusnebmenb id0ner, 10
peit es Die Bitterunq betraf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20

SoHneritaa, ben 8. 3. W. Morseus 4
llbr, itarb, bsS Seftern perieben NIT Den
B. Satramenten, I'M Gonpent Der bieiiseu
Sransistanerinnen, bic ebruirbise S3we:
iter Maria 9ibmina na9 mebrpO6entlider
6rantbeit, gang erseben in Den 8iQen Dee
aDmG9tisen. Die 8eritcrbene mar in
Wsftfalen sebiirtis, fam 1877 ais Softa:
Iantin aus Oeutidlunb bieber unb warb I'M
sSMIi beiielben Sabres IN ben Srben aufse:
nommsn. MfDse iie ruben in Sriebsnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-03-20
somitao Woraeu parb in Der Ndbe oes

Samitag Mprgen parb IN Der Ndbs bes
&~unbbauiss Der SluBbabn elm arbeiter auf
Bis ieet nod nidt gang aufsetldrte art ses
tObtet. Man %mutbmaBt, baB er cine gos
tomotiue nit einem Wasen burd ben Nas
gel toppeln woate, nit Dem 6uBe in Der
Naie Der Wei6e bdnsen blieb nnb 10 iibers
fabren marb. Der Cob muB Elm plOtlidsr
serueien ieiu, ba Die Wai9ine iiber bas
Sein unb bic Bette sius. Der 9eritorbene
binterldBt ;wei feline &inber als 8aiien, oa
Die Wtutter lett ,Ipei Sabren tsbt lit.