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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-16


WASHINGTON, D. G., January 15.-The
force. OF clerks at the Census office has
been very greatly reduced within fifteen
days past, no less than 176 OF the employees
having been dismissed since January 1st.
Lack Of funds has compelled the Commits
sioner to this step, and the business in his
charge is thereby greatly retarded.
BILLS PASSED.
Saturday was the last day for filing claims
before the re-established Board Of Com
missioners for the adjudication of Ala
bama claims. The number Of cases sub.
mitted to that date was nearly six thousand.
The Pension bill, under which sum ag.
gregating SSi ,575, 600 is to be disbursed,
has passed the House. or the amount ap-
propriated, $50, 100000 will be devoted to
army pensions; 100000 to navy pen
sions, and the remainder goes to meet the
expenses OF the department.
The Notifications bill has also passed
the House.
WHY DON'T you ASK FOR YOURSELF, COLONEL?
The rumors afloat here respecting the
position OF Col. Ben. Wilson upon the
Senatorial question are distressinglY con-
hicting. The latest, 70 the effect that the
Colonel will appear in the role Of John AL
ueii " q "ei' Ano"n Ne' St".o' 20 Ho'
generally crealted; tnoush should ne
wooing go, ana attemPt 70 WIN the Leelsla-
tive affections Tor ms iriend Dayis, " may
be expected that the ialr fTlsclila VIII re-
spona strIctly accofuing 70 the teGL
Inis reference 70 ths aI'ansorpihg W ": top,c'
reminds me that MI. ). ": sinclair, oil Mr;
Mena sus a. haro t .o sa
rant the statement in Saturdays ISrRLLl.
GENcRR that he believed Hereford's sup
Porters w9uiu now prefer M. DaVlS' MI
iAeio''fu oe'ns ous VI 'ne iase.
WHAT SAYS THE SENATOR?
It is the opinion OF many of his friends
that Senator Smith, Of Fairmont, would
sorro b;o sto,o much mora occen,ob,v bv
se''0 ..i' S."'o ,uuUn MY "N'.p'"o' mi, ~
eniarglng MS sphefe oil independence. Inc
Senator possesses the ability requisite TO
constitute him n leader of power and infu.
800 4, = s.,Id lao. oon,roe,o1 ,hon mnon,
enee ~ ne.u ie'S eon''ac.'u .iiAn ponS
up utlca" aiiords; anu while II IS CONCEDED
that MS record as legislator mas oeen
somewhat lloefal, II Is 3elieHea mat tne
spirit OF independence which is prevalent
IN MS district ana STATE VIII JUSTIFY nun IN
making broader declaration, oil MS true
sentiments: aim TO DO the Senator Jus
tlce, believing 40 not mlsrepresent nun.
Il err, ne WIN please pardon me; ms
declared position on tne senatorShiP TV nat
urally excites comment even In Washing
ton.
PERSONAL.
That excellent feclow.citizen, Charles F.
". Kunst has been re.appointed postmas.
-. H. n,;,I - GO ho -,
ter a' ofaiton' iie VIII u 'ouise W P'o'n'
ly confirmed.
The Misses Loring, accompanied by
Mrs. Patterson, all OF Wheeling, are visiting
Washington, and will remain for a few
days longer, when they will leave for Rich
mond. Mrs. Patterson is sister Of Mr..
John Heryey, clerk in the State Depart
ment, and the young ladies named are the
douuhtprn nj Mai IOrinp
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sweeping Reductions.

In order to close out large stock OF mems
band and machine sewed shoes Twill mark
them down and sell them at astonishingly
low prices. l. v, BLoND,
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Ghp GistelLgenrtr:
-. Io.5 ., md - Fourteenth street.

r,,r senatorial vote market is booming.
II ,%r " bottom drops out there will be a
unnic.
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ROYAL VISITORS.
The Tour of the Marquis OF Lornc and
wife Through the South.


CuARLEsroS, s. O., January 15.-Her
Majesty's Ship Dido arrived at this port
to-day, to meet the Marquis of Lorne and
suite. The officers of the Dido expected
to find tho Princess here awaiting them.
They experienced very heavy weather on
the trip from Bermuda. The Dido is a
small corvette Of 1850 tons burden. She
has twelve sixty-four pound guns, and a
crew OF 250 men. The after cabins
have been fitted up into five rooms
for the Princess and party. One room
will be the Princess bed room, another
the Princess boudoir, another bed room
for her two maids OF honor; and another
bed room for two maids. and the fifth
room as dining room. Many civilities
are being extended the officers. A deer
hunt is arranging for Thursday.
RICHMOND, Va, January 15-The Mar
auis OF Lorne and Princess Louise and
suite arrived tonight by the Chesapeake
& Ohio Railroad, from Louisville, Ky.
They were met by crowd at the depot.
The vice regal party drove to the Ballard
Hotel, where special and extensive prepara-
tions had been made. The parlors occupied
by the party are the same as those used by
the Prince OF Wales and suite when he visit
ed Richmond in 1860. The distinguished
visitors will remain here probably two
days. Tomorrow during the forenoon
they will remain at the hotel and receive
the Mayor Of the city and Presidents OF the
two branches OF City Council, a committee
Of leading citizens appointed by the Mayor,
a committee OF the Sir Walter Raleigh
Lodge OF the Sons Of St. George and such
other citizens as may call. In the afternoon
the party will be driven to places OF inter-
est in the city,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-16

Representative shackelford Of the Third
North Carolina district, Is dangerously w.
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LONDON, January l5.-The British note
in regard TO Egypt proposed that, in order
to avoid any abuse OF the freedom of the
suez canal, it shall be enacted that in time
OF war Limitation be placed on the time
during which vessels Of the belligerent
power are permitted to remain in the
canal, and that no troops or munitions Of
war shall be disembarked and no hostili.
ties be permitted in the canal or its ap-
proaches, or anywhere in the territorial
waters OF Egypt, even in the event OF Tur-
key being one OF the belligerentss The
recurrence OF an emergency resembling
the late rebellion is provided for by q
clause excepting measures for de-
fense by Egypt from the above
restrictions. Every power shall bc bound
to bear the cost OF immediate repair oil
any damage by vessels may cause it.
Egypt shall take oil measures in her power
to enforce the conditions imposed upon
ships Of belligerent powers using tire canal.
The note declares the question Of the sup
preston OF slavery and the slave trade TO
be one which the British Government has
much at heart, and thatit will miss no OPP
portunity OF advising the khedive 10 take
steps calculated to attain the end in view.
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nor A nINDRANcE, BUT A nELP.


a.. Weller, Manager OF the Western
Union Telegraph Office here, makes the
following statement: Careful inquiry Of
those who witnessed the burning OF the
Newhall House from the commencement
develops the fact that the telegraph wires
offered no obstruction to the saving OF life,
but, on the contrary, three or four lives
were saved by jumping upon the wires,
thereby breaking the force Of the fall. 1t
was reported that Allen johnson and wife
could have been saved II the wires had not
obstructed the raising Of the ladders,
whereas the highest ladder the department
had was raised inside the wires but was not
long enough TO reach the window, and the
inmates had TO jump to the sidewalk and
were killed. There were two fire escape
ladders fastened to the house, one on
Michigan street and one on Broadway,
leading from the top Of the house to the
ground, passing by the hall window OF
every story, and only three our foul lives
were saved by them. Every avenue Of es.
cape was apparently forgotten in the panic
and some parties jumped through the sky
light OF the adjoining building and were
seriously injured, while the fire escape
was within three feet Of them. Reports
telegraphed every where that the telegraph
wires were responsible for the loss OF life
originated in the brains OF few excited
individuals who knew nothing OF facts and
cared less,
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An EXPLANATION.

Ben Tice, the head clerk OF the Newhall
House, made the following statement bear
ing on the fire: Somebody set the building
on fire. Down near the foot OF the stairs
leading from the inside OF the hotel to the
barber shop was little closet used for
kindling, separated by only wooden par.
tition from the shaft OF the elevator. The
fire was set in that closet Of course it
burned through the partition into the
hatchway before it would be far enough in
any other direction to be discovered. The
inside hatchway was saturated with
oil from the machinery, especially up to
the thru and fourth stories. The flames
feeding on this oiled WOOD. rushed right
up the hatchway, bursting out on the
third and fourth stories, where it was first
seen from the outside. 1t vas the burn.
ing OF the oiled wood up the hatchway
that made such dense smoke and terrible
heat. Many OF the saved were terribly
burned by the heat, although they did
not come in contact with the flames.
"The flames did not reach me and yet
you can see how ] am fixed" Here Tice
held up both arms above the bed in which
he lay. His hands are so burned US to be
useless for the present, and are kept
wrapped III bandages, and he is unable to
feed himself His nose, cheeks and ears
are badly burned, while his hair was not
singed, showing the correctness OF his
theory. John Gilbert is reported
better, but il is thought he may survive the
shock OF the news OF the death OF his WIFE,
1t will be kept from him US long as posi-.
BILE. Christian Hazen, one Of the servants
reported missing, is safe. This makes
ninety.six known to be saved out OF III.
Fifty one bodies have so far been recov.
cred, twenty.eight Of which are burned
beyond recognition leaving thirty still
missing
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ENVEL0PED IN FLAMES
THE FATAL CIRCUS CONFEDERATION
At B.rdIeheT-Sunber of LIr. Lost Less than
Reported, bat appalling InOush-FrIghtfal
Cremation Of human beInss-Ensland's
Note on the Control Of Es,pt.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 10. The loss
OF life by the burning Of the circus in
Berdicheif Saturday was not SO great as
fist reported, but it is believed over $50
persons perished. The fire broke out to-
ward the end Of the performance and was
caused by the careless handling Of fire
works on the stage. The curtain became
ignited and the flames quickly spread TO the
roof. The members OF the orchestra
were the first victims. The audience,
numbering 500 persons, rushed TO the
front door, but it opened inwards, and as
the crowd pressed forward it could not be
opened. A rush was then made to the
side doors, both Of which were nailed
up, thus compelling the people to
take to tho windows, through which
a great many OF them jumped
into the street with their clothes sheet OF
flame. The fire brigade arrived within
half an hour but 1t was impossible to OK.
tinguish the flames as the water in the
tanks was frozen. The fire lasted two
hours.
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Eye witnesses state when the doors were
finally opened mass OF burning persons
was visible within. The horses and
properties OF the circus were all destroyed.
The ice broke when the whole fire bri-
gade was crossing the river, thus prevent
ing them from reaching the fire promptly.
1t is estimated that ninety men, one hun
dred and twenty women and sixty children
lost their lives. The victims include the
Colonel OF Police and the Vice President OF
the BerdichetF Bourse. The audience con-
sisted mainly Of Jews. Another account
says the fire was caused by groom
having thrown lighted cigarette on the
straw in the stable, setting it on fire
Another groom tried to stamp out the fire
but famed the flames and caused them to
spread. The author OF the fire perished,
also two clowns, believed to be English
men. Yesterday man whose wife and
three children were among the victims,
stabbed senior member OF the Merchants
Exchange on the street and then tried to
cut his own throat. It is supposed the MUIR
dered man abandoned the assailant's wife
and children in order to effect his own es.
cape from the burning building.
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west VIRGINIA NOTES.
The Senatorial Question = FontaIne
Smiths Position-Personals.

from an occasional correspondent.
WASHINGTON, D. G., January l5.-The
force. Of clerks at the Census office has
been very greatly reduced within fifteen
days past, no less than 176of the employees
having been dismissed since January lst.
Lack Of funds has compelled the Commits
sioner to this step, and the business in his
charge is thereby greatly retarded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-01-16
.MILWAUKEE'S MISERY.
AMONG THE SMOKING RUINS
or the SsuAlll ao.sl-rwsnty Bodls. Found and
ThIrty stlll nI.sIns-what the Landlord and
Clerk Have 70 say About the Fire-strOus
Evidences Of the 1assndIary's Torch.

MILWAUKEE, January l5.-One hundred
and fifty men are at work searching for
bodies to-day. The weather is some mider
and work proceeds quicker, still the total
result OF the forenoon's search is only two
bodies, SO badly burned that recognition Is
impossible. Thus far twenty little heaps,
pronounced by physicians as human flesh
and bones, have been taken from the ruins
So far as can be learned thirty.nine are
still missing. General Tom Thumb has
made frequent calls at the police head
quarters every day since the fire to see II
his trunk had not been found. He would
examine closely every trunk return
ed, but has failed to find the object
OF his search. His trunk contained
his overcoat, clothing, jewelry and col
lection OF old coins. The General was in
dgnant over the report that Officer 0'Brien
rescued him and wife. Yesterday after
noon be told Chief Wason that he rescued
0'Brien, who might otherwise have perish
ed. He admits that o O'Brien awakened him
and wife, and remained in the room about
ten minutes while they were dressing, but
when they left the room he found the lad
ders by which they made their escape, and
as he commenced to descend the ladder he
told 0'Brien that he had better follow him.
A MALICIOUS ISLANDER.
Areport aaoat to the effect that Landlord
Antisdel had disappeared is wholly un-
true. He was found this morning at Prof.
Haskell's residence, still suffering from the
terrible shock, but not dangerously i'll.
"What truth is there in the rumor that the
nightwatchman ut the Newhall house was
instructed, that in case Of fire the Office
clerk was to be informed OF it without re-
gard to awakening guests" asked the re-
porter. Mr.. Antisdel said in an impres.
sive, melancholy way that there
was not one word Of truth in il;
that all these stories that were
atioa., concerning him and his actions and
intentions, were done with view to injure
him. At this point his son said it was ter.
rible that people should tell such things,
that it had bad effect, aud, moreover,iit
was done out OF pure righteousness, and
that it did no good.
While the reporter was formulating the
next question, the son urged his father to
go and finish his breakfast, saying that he
was not well, upon which the old gentle
man disappeared.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-03-16

SieierYd9e batten ole alien Souber'
bInoIer in Baltimore elm 8dntett, tet
weIdem fi4 befonbers Der uir9tniitJt
8cbel1engencrll Subal GatIp cir
DibiFonar bon See, ber5ortbat. C}i
belt ein 9ewaItiae Yaufe, NORM el
meiif i:bsr Die ,iueite Buu 9fun. e6labt
fprotb, tber ben BORT BON See, Sofior
unb 9onefrset berbnuenen General
Bope ipottete unb oen nbaslsstcr
Sislobn Yorter unter benz SubeI bel
3uborer prizes. Son oen fur@tbarcr
9iebcn. Die er. Der 9robs S9buI GarIt
felbf, i'm ekeuuuhoubtbdle bel 0ia-
DETER bel Siiber 9iq un0 Spequa rnr
Genernl SHERIDAN erbielt, fdwie9 ei
nobIWeiSIid. 0as fotte Srsu6enfef
bauerte Die oan8e sfndt binbur9. Gf
purben babel b0dtrdbenoe 3rinfiptudt
aussebradt ouf nuniere Snfanteris"
vunfere Guonllerie", uulsre glrtGeric"
vuniere SriessfOtte", iporIuttr obel
nidt etwa Seer unA SIotte Der Ser
Staaten. ionosrH Die oas MebeGenbun.
ees su Ueritebsn hno. Nu6 marO sir
BON elmer W.beGlin psriert,gtcs Geoi5l
poractra9en, meria Der iekt idwe,
frnnfe 8nltimorer 8cbeGen ,Bui6fIep
per 3orrp Gilmore OILS Elm 3cIb Se5
&e1tes ssfeiert pirN.
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE.

Whereas, Charles Lauer and Louise. his
wife, by their certain mortgage deed with
power of sale, (recorded in the recorders
Office Of Gasconade county, No., in book Y,
page 66. conveyed to Pauline Lauer, ad-
ministratrix of tho estate of Stephen Lauer,
deceased, the following real estate. lying
and situate In the county Of Gasconade
and state OF Missouri, viz: The west half
Of lot No. 2 of northeast quarter of section
/, township As, Range D west, containing
80 S1-100 acres, which conveyance was
made 70 secure the payment of a certain note
in said deed described; and, whereas, de-
fault was made in the payment of said note,
and the same is now past due, and un.
paid, now, therefore, the undersigned hold
er and legal owner of said note and mort
gage deed will sell at public vendue, for
cash in hand 10 the highest bidder, at the
front door of the court house at Hermann,
in said county of Gascenade, the property
herein before described, or
TUESDAY, THE 1sT. DAY OF NAY, 1883,
between the hours of nine in the forenoon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon, IN accord
anee with the terms of SAID mortgage deed
aud the powers thereby in the undersigned
invested.
PAULINE MITCHELL, formerly LAURR,
AUGUST MITCHELL, her husband.
3. HRzEL, Attorney. Jan26-n10.
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Seprb6enffd6er 2IODb.
8attimOr e.ainit.
&cseImGFise PafiasierbefSrbtruns
spif&en
Sremen 1tlt68dltinlDre

"a L q G u
burH bic ri6mIitlf betdnnten, eiItrnea G@rou.
ben gDif6amsff&ifs frfr GIdfs ssa 5000
Sons:
8ramnfdbmcie. 0BeTer, 6ermant,
gtIrnbere, Mmerifa, &fraebur0.
N6fabrt BON Srenten ieben Rittpc@.
sl6fabrt RON Baltimore ieben DsnnsrRae.
Die Dnmpfer bes q. .. 3oyb Fnh amf h6s
Splibete Sebaut, nit oeutI@en SesIentrM
tenidnnt une uerbeit Srn beutI@tn Gari.
tdinen befebIiat.
Die aasabi Der nit benz q. .. 2IsYb Dam.
pfern bis Gnbe 1852 btf5rherteR paFdsiere be.
I6uft Ii@ duf
Ba ,1Ol ,975 perIsnen -ma
unb lpri&t rpbI am SeFen fIir bic 1eIiebtteiG
isfer einitbrin rriirnben TubIiIHm.
3trifHeubecf Naffaeiere
btf6rbtrn mir 3u auBercrbsntIi@ biIissn Yrti-
fen mad unb npn DeutI&ldnb, Seferret&lia-
9drn, y. |. 10.
sIIIeu Ginnanbersrn mad HtltIi&ea GtodGen
1T bic &eiGe iber Baltimore gana befun.
bers an;uratben: ne reilen 1ebr bftIte, iInb In
Baltimore rrr ieber t1eberrortheiIuna ae16biibt
unb fTnnen BET Nntanft in 8aIttmorr mnmit.
telbar pom DAmpfF@iff in bic bereitRebenten
&tlenbabrra9en lfetScu.
gSer dlIc bas aIte 8aterIanS belH&en, cbeE
Srrpanbte unb 0reunbe beriiter tcmmen IaE-
fen pia, foGIte flb an bic nntrrsei&neten astn-
ten tpenbtn, bic ~ ieber petteren Nustunft
germ bsreit iInb. Srisli9t anfrasen ntrssn
prompt bednttpprtet.
RA. I6te barauf, bab Gurre pn1TaeeI&einr
fnr bic Danpfer bts Hprhb cut ( d en-
SluS b ausseifeIt rperben.
81. Sbmbmdter S. Co.,
@enercL'N9enteh,
3 Sio SAB Str. Baltimore, Wb,
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ess nene eitens.@efst.

| Vim lesttn Otenstd9 muroe I'M Ge'
prdfentanten 9anfe Die bonn Genat te-
reits friibsr anaenommsne SeiesuorInGe
iusIde nm bsfen oils bns ,bobe 9ieenS
9efsb" betnnnt iuar. nnserommen.
Die Saupibeifimmunssn bs6sIben iinb
| folaenbe
Sas Stiu4 UNI cine Wirtbihaftss
2iceni muB ihrifilid bsi Ger Gountp
Court eiusersiht nerben uno DER Ylas
an weIdsm bic @irtbIduft ssb0Iten
iuerben iou, aenau be,eidnst. Der
9siudft1sr mub cine Hlref&aft I'M
Sttros. BON $4,000 bofur feasn, boB
er elm orosntIiheS 9nus bGItsn, feine
lesjifieen @ttranfe er Ninoeridbrise.
obne @snebmiouna ihrsr Gltsrn obet
Sormlubsr berabrciden uno etuaiae
uuter ben 8sifimmuugeu biefes gefeses
berbdnete Strafen tcsabIen mirb.
| SIR ieoe 9ieena luirO haIbidbrIid cine
Steuer bon penigitsuS $25 uu6 bod
ffeus $500 fir ben Staat uno bon
$3.50 bis S400 fir bas @ountb
erbObsn. Ser 8etrng pirO in iebsm
ein3elnsn SAL BON Der bic 2irenl 9e'
lpdbrenbsH Sebor0e fcfgeiebt.
Sn Staotsn unter $500 Ginmobher
muB Dos @eiub um GrtbeilunQ elmer
9iceus BON Der Mebrbeit Der Stsuerr
sabIer iomie Der Ntebrbcit Der 8emob-
rer OeS BIofes unterjei6net fein uno
iebeS Sabr au 4. Suli srncuert iuerbeu.
Gin 8eriioB 9easn o;e Sciiimmunesn
Oicfes Yaroaropben wirb mt elmer
Strafe ben mid: peniger ais so unb
niGt mcbr ale 500 Dollars bebrO5t.
Der Bcrfauf bon splrituolcn an
eonataaen uno ulloemeiuen @aBItoaen
miro nit elmer Strnfe BON $50 bis
$500 beIeat.
Gin @irib, Npotbefsr ober8eidifts-
mann, iuelAer eiuem 8tpObnbeitSidI'
fer asiitige 8etrdnfs urrobreiht, btr'
tauft ober,idenft, no6Oem er bon her
6rdu o6er pom Gater, Wfutter, 0rus
Der, Shweiier, Sinh ober Normuno
beSfsIbsn aewarnt morben Dies nId)t su
tbun, petliert ieine @ieens, Gle i'm
nie iuicocr tr ibelt iueroen iol. NuBet-
benz Fno tie Wn9eb borigen Oss Srunfsn-
bottles tcrtd]ti1t ibn Ouf Be3abIu19
elmer Gntihdoiaun8 I'M @ctrusc bon
so bis $500 lHr ieten Suu gu belauscn.
Cine etnmal 9e9ebere @a:nun0 iit ilr
ilrmer seniieeuo uno Die Srau ein.8
Erunteubolbes bat bas 6edt ais Glcin
ftebenoe Yerfon 8toAe einiureiAeu.
Gs ioH gtismano, Der feline Sdonts
feucr-9iccni btiist. Asilattet fein Bier,
@iber ODER o0er 98eiu, Iebterer od8
Vrobuit bities Staatfa. in Geriugerrn
Suantit1tsn als elmer @Iuouc ;u ptr-
foufen obnc borher cine 9icsn3 ols
8erfdufer bon s8 inuno 8ier
eriuorben ~ babeu. 3ebodl iolI biss
ri4t 10 nus SgeIeat iusrbsn, BOP @nicr
fur o:n s5ertouf uon ielbfiasSoNeu:u
Wein.n aut ibrem eiasnen @runO uub
8oben nit elmer Steuer belaitst mer-
ben iolIen, au9 ioa Der @ertauf BON
Gibsr in belisbigen Guartitdteu unbe,
iteuert bleibcn.
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Inter ben bonn @ouarcb dnseuoms
mensa Sefsken beFubet fh oud cine
Bill, wsIde e,e Ycufoncn po1 Der.
trupptlten SoItatcn erbobt. 9as
nsue Sefeb befimmt in Der 9uuptiode,
6ab nHe %srfoneu, tic i'm 0tilitdre
ODER Seebiena Der Ser. @taatcH cine
9anb ober einen Sub oerloreu Obrr gut
8erridtung f0rperIidsr Nrbeit gdn3lid
ober bIeibeno tbenio unfdbig asiporhen
iinb, nIs bdttsn fe eiuen Hrm o0sr
SSuB uerloren, in 3ufunfi cine monat.
lide 8enfon bon S24 erbaItsn IoIIen.
@er ben Nrm oberbnlb bes Gaboaens
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