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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

THE Republican pitches into the
bill providing for a premium TO cot
ton growers on the general ground
that it would use the Territorial
funds for the special benefit of Sec
ton Of the Territory and of special
industry. 1t occurs to US that any
thing that tends to develop an in
dustry in any part of the Territory
is Of value to the whole Territory
Suppose, for illustration, that cotton
raising in this valley should bring
int it 5000 settlers within the next
year, would these settlers be an in
jury or benefit to the Territory at
large? Again, the Republican pre-
diets failure on account of the cost
Of picking, ginning and distance
from market. Are we any farther
practically from the New England
and English markets than Georgia
and South Carolina were fifty years
ago, and does it cost any more now
to gin than it then did to do the work
by .hands Again, the development
of cotton growing here would no
doubt be an inducement to capital
lists to work the fiber here Arizona
has arrived at that point in her his
tory when there is a general and
gradual decline in wages, Which will
keep pace with the decline in the
cost Of living. In this connection
we should be glad to see bill intro
duced offering Inducements for the
cultivation of the grape and produce
ton Of wine.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
A. VOCEEER & CO.,
Baltimore. Nd, Us
Lincoln Reads a Poem.
Honest Old Abe Entertafns His
Cabinet with Little Quo


Now, gentlemen, you AL have more or
less poetry il your souls; listen 10 this, -
and Abraham lincoln, then President of
The Uni ell s. ates, rose from lis chair, in
his Off ce in the White House, and read,
in trembling tones, which indicated his
own profound apprecia ion of it, DIR. o E.
w. Holmes Last Leaf" of which the fol-
lowing are two verses:
They say that in his prime,
Ere the pruning knife of time
Cut him down,
Not better man was found
By the crier on his round
Through the town.
Now the messy marbles rest
On the lips III at he had pressed
In their bloom;
And the names he loved to hear
Have been carveo for many year
On The iOmb.
Mr.. Michael Guilfby1e, of Binghamton,
N Y, is not as old as t C venerable Bos-
ton citizen of when the poet wrote with
such tender pathos, yet he is more than
three score and ten. - For the past eight
of those years." he writes, 81 have been a
perfect cripple from rheumati-m. hob bin
about a. best couli with nv zane. took
PARKER's GINGER TONIC. and am now sup
pie and strong as gymnas;. There is no
trace of III disc Sc left about me-"
Mr. R. w. Mosher, wholesale druggist. of
Binghamton, writes Messrs. HrscoX & Co..
of New neutrality-suspicious. of the Tonic
certifying to Mr. Guiifoyle's declaration.
Having III the properties of any prepare
ton of ging- r. PAEKER's GINGER Tonic is
a remedy of indefinitely greater range and
power. 1t cures all diseases arising from
an impure stare of the blood or imperfec OF
digestion. Dyspepsia (and all lis conse-
quencesl. Nal rial Fevers, Sick Head
aches. Kidney troubles, Bronchitis, and
common Coughs and Colds, vanish at it
touch. Prices 20 cents and ST. q bottle
Larger size the cheaper
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

THE Hughes election bill provides
that the Governors proclamation
for an election shall be posted-by the
sheriff Of q county at each polling
place ten days before election and
published in two papers at the coun-
ty seat, If there be two OF different
political proclivities. Electors must
be residents of the county or precinct
where they propose to vote at least
ten days, and must be enrolled on the
great register of the county. The
Justice of the Peace in each precinct
and two qualified electors of such
precinct shall constitute a Board of
Judges of Election, Of which the
Justice shall be Chairmanif present,
if not, the Board shall appoint a
Chairman from among their number.
The Inspector of an election is to be
at the polls from eight o'clock A. n.
to five o'clock p. N. II not present
at eight o'clock then the assembled
electors are to appoint an inspector.
The Board of Inspectors shall ap
point the clerks-Board is to exhibit
the ballot box in an open and public
to the bystanders before it is
sealed up at the opening of the cleo
lion. Election is to be kept open
rom eight o'clock A. NJ. to half past |
i've O'Clock p. NJ. but the Board may |
adjourn from twelve o'clock N. until |
wo O'Clock P. NJ, or for any shorter
period. During an adjournment the
ballot box is to be sealed and kept
" two of the members of the Board
n public view. Ballots are to be of
Thite paper seven and one-half
nches in length by two and a half
n breadth, the paper TO be uniform
nd furnished by the Supervisors OF
ne several counties. All other bal,
ITS are to be rejected. The ballot is
DO delivered IN person to the in J
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

= : !. 3
when he boarded "dee-
trict." That very able joHrnal evil
IDENTIFY has failed to learn that the
very state from which its editor comes
has such a statute, which is enforced
every day of the school year by Cali
fornia's nearly three thousand teach
ers. And not only is this a school
statute of that state, but of all the
states Of the Union most noted for
tie excellency of their public school
system. In our most enlightened
communities and states school boy
is no longer allowed TO get over the
school ground fence into the public
highway or elsewhere and indulge
in all serts of abuse of his teacher
and schoolmates in low-lived black
guardism and profanity, in the pres
cree OF innocent girls and smaller
children, with impunity.. We have
an carly remembrance of such shame
full proceedings; the editor of the
Democrat can 70 doubt recall just
such conduct on the part of pupils in
which the teacher was -legsfiy pow
erless, and when he attempted cor
rection Of the most outrageous cases
threw himself open to suit at law
Such q statute does not mean "espioh
age, neither does il require teacher
to board around the district" The
simple knowledge on tie part
of the parent and pupil that it
is one of the duties of the teacher TO
correct such cases as comes to his
notice is of sufficient moral force to
keep down serious outbreaks. We
know of no more healthy and gener-
ally valuable prerogative of teacher
than that given him by such a stat
ute. So far as parents and guard
ians' looking after the conduct of
their children at school or on the |
way to and from school, onehalf of |
them never know anything about |
and the other half never care about |
it. The care they took of their
children in our early experience does
not to-day very highly recommend
the plan.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

IT is currently reported that two
cases of smallpox have been discov-
cred in the Pima villages in this
county. Would: It not he well for
our officials to ascertain tho truth of
the matter and If possible embargo
the tribe till danger is passed. Ev-
cry day they are arriving in town
and the probabilities are that they
VIII spread the disease far and wide,
unless there is some restraining in
duence.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

for hindering an eleetor, in any way,
from depositing a ballot. A fine of
not more than one hundred dollars,
or Imprisonment for thirty days, is
imposed upon any one selling in
tox:cating liquors between sunrise
and sunset on election day. The
name of no elcctor can be placed
upon the great register within a
a p, Rod of twenty days before cleo
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

A CERTAIN mineral spring compa-
ny send US their advertisement in the
shape Of pamphlet with "Compli-
ments of - Mineral Spring Com
pany. Please acknowledge" We
shall be pleased to advertise the bus
mess in the shape Of an acknowI-
edgment, on receipt of Eve dollars.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

THE statement: has been made by
our Geographic dispatches that a
bill had been introduced in the Leg
lslature amending the city charter
SO as to confer greater powers on the
Council. ; Atelegram at a late hour,
last evenings from Hon. A. D. Lem
on, informs us that as yet n bill has
been Introduced relative to amend
ing the city charter.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

advice" is splendid thing in its
place. but it is a notable fact that the
adviser sells his wares cheaply and
never uses them himself. When our
contemporary ceases to sin we shall
begin to think there is much hope
for ourselves.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

GBKkr numbers of fortune hunters
are turning their faces toward Alaska
this spring. A large era of placer
mining has been discovered. and re-
port states that 10000 men will be
on the ground from California and
Nevada on the opening of spring.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

THE two Tombstone papers are
now among the best exchanges that
come to our table. Their editorial
columns usually have something in
shem.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

TIE terminal railroad towns of
western Montana have become SO
infested with reughs that vigilantc
was formed and nine men hung up
inside two days and another made
the quiet depository of numerous
pieces Of lead.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

WIEN two cocks are having a
squirting match. the fellow getting
the worst Of it begins to look about
for good place to dodge out. Bra
-dy and Dorsey, of Star Route noto-
riety, are just IN that fix and rumor
has it are looking flor a chance to
skin.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

A BILL has been introduced in the
Legislature to allow Mr.. T. Fl. Moni
hon, of Pima Station, to construct
and maintain a ferry across the ella
at his place. A ferry at that place
is very much needed at times.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Assessment Notice.
ITO M. FUGLRY, CLAIMANT To ONE
half in In tho sseh

ITO M: FUGLEY, CLAIMANT TO ONE
half interest in the S~hweitzer mines
now therefore. you, co-owner in said
mine Situated in Camp Creek, Maricopa
County. Arizona Territory, are hereby no.
titled tina: The undersigned has done and
erformed the assessment work on said
mine as required by law for the years
eighteen hundred and eghty-one and
eiehty-two ard also made further improve
men;s for the mine To the amount OF one
hundred al d sixty-six dollars for the year
eighteen hundred and eighty-one and to
the amount of one hundred and ffty three
dollars and eightv-five cents for the yenr
eighteen hundred and cighty-twn and that
you, the said ~ Fugley. have in nowise
contri bnted theret, any part of the ex-
pense OF said Assessment work and further
improvements on the eaid Schws ftzer mine
for the years aforesaid. This, therefore,
is TO notify you that unless you pay yoar
pro rata. now due, together with costs.
within twenty days after the date Of the
legal expiration OF ihi- notice. your aforr-
said half in, crest in said Schweitzcr mine
viii cease md become the property OF the
subscriber hereto
ALEXANDER sTEINEGGER.
Phoenix, Jan. 3, 1888.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

KANSAS, with the prohibitory pro
vision of her constitution, has, never
theless, nearly 300 saloons where
liquor is openly sold. A dead deg
would be better buried.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

THE contested election cases that
have been brought before Congress
this session have cost the country
$4,000. The successful contestants
should be required to foot the bill
andthen perhaps there might not
be quite SO many useless attempts to
.s.I;da ;ro
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

TUCSON has had another.escapade
Of prisoners. This time they were
tramps. What secure institutions
institutions the county Jail and town
lookup of that city must he.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

ANEW nickle has been coined n the
Treasury Department which is said
to SO closely resemble q five dollar
gold piece when gilded that the de-
partment is considering the matter of
their withdrawal.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

J. o. DUNBAR. the Cochise county
ex-Trsnssrer, has been re-nrreste
and required to file additional
bend of 100000.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

The wertern Unian Telegraph
Company have leased the Mutual
Union lines. One God. one country,
one telegraph
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

IT is proposed to increase the num-
Der Of hours cf labor Of the Govern
ment clerks At Washington who are
now ct their posts But six hours per
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
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TEL ECRAPHlC
The Cause.

WILCOX, Feb. 2O-The charges said
to have been sent by Burgess to the
Del artment of the Interior concer;:-
ing Agent Wilcox, at San Carlos are
base falsehoods. Burgess is dis
charged employe of the agent for
corrupt practices among the Indians.
Burgess is utterly I'M. el,ablc.
Awful CAtastrO .,he.
INV YORK, Feb. GA fire broke
outihis afternoon on the End floor of
the school house attached to the Ger
man Roman Cath lie church on
Fourth street, between Avenue A
and First Avenue. The scene was
fearful. No less than 16 children
are lost. Over seven hundred pupils,
mostly children of the poorer class,
ranging from TO II yeas of age at
tended this school, and fearful
panic followed the al rm. The re-
moyal of the children from the
fourth floor began quietly enough
and was progressing rapidly when a
Sister of Charity, in charge of a
class of girls, tainted. This imme-
diately alarmed the class who be-
came panic stricken, and rush was
made for the hallway ON the stairs.
which resulted in a deadly crush.
The railing of the stairs broke, and a
mass of struggling children was pre-
cipitated to the floor below, falling
in a packed mass, one upon another,
from four to six feet deep. The po-
lice and firemen soon arrived and
commenced the work of rescue. The
work was greatly retarded by the
frightened children who continued
to fall or leap from the stairway.
Those in front were pushed over the
banisters by the crowd of terro lied
children struggling TO reach the bot
tom. Siz were killed instantly and
and ten more di, d Immediately after
the rescue, making total of sixteen.
A large number of others were car
ricd to neighboring tenements and
reported diving. The excitement was
fearful and great crowds of people
blocked the streets surrounding the
school. Many children were lost in
The excitement and are repor!e
missing. The scene was awful be
yond description. The dead w re
to a station and placed in
a row, where they were quickly rec
ognized by sorrow-stricken parents,
brothers and sisters. A survey of
the building shows that every rule
and prccaution for safety were dis
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
n Office.

MY FE. MARY, E. COLLINS, hav-
WI ing left my bed and board ithout
just prov ocation, all persons ale hereby
notifird not to credit her on my account.
a. 1 will not be responsible for any de BITS
contracted by her after this date.
CIEO- u. COLLINS
Phoenix. A. T.. Dec. Is. 1882.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
. next door to I'd
i'honix Hotel.
Inquire of
J. j. GAED1NEH. |

IMPORTANT TO MINERS, SETTLEHs
4 on Pubic Lands. 4 laimanfs for InH
dian Dcpredations. and Soldiers M q
sailors IN, Every War or their Heirs mani
ind something to their interest unde7
late laws and decisi 0ns' by sending for
eircuiar, FREE, to w. A.. Coulter, Attor
ney at law, st. Cloud Btffidfng. Wnslfn94
ton; ID. G. Twelve years. practice IN thej
highest urts. before Congress, and all
departments the Government, Special
aites ton given to contested mibing|
cases. homes, eads, presumption. desert|
land and timber culture contests. com
hrmation of Spanish and Mexican grants
lie land
MINES "A large number OF mineral
applications are devective and may lead
10 expensive litigation. Every miner
who wants a patent should employ n
skilled attorneys in Washi; gton TO exam
Inc his Csc and correct any mis- axes or
oefects that exist it, application. proofs.
and other papers. Best of references
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
TUFTS HAIR dye.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS change to GLOSSY
BLACK by single application of this DYE Il
y. Sold by Druggists, or sent by express on
OFFICE, 50 MURRAY ST. N. v.
DR.. TUFTS MANUAL Of TaIuabI lrfornsatio. and "a
&pssfai Rssrips viii b mailed FREE ca ap1lisaiiss
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Water Fuss .

SAN Francisco, Feb. f9.-At a
meeting of the board of supervisors,
this evening, further consideration
of water rates was taken up, and
after considerable discussion three
new orders were introduced and
passed to print. First order pro-
vides for the reduction of 80 per
cent. of the present rates; second, 25
per cent. and third, 90 per cent, as
the law relative to fixing rates pro-
vides that water shall he finally de-
termincd during the month of Feb
ruary. The supervisors have some
ten days in which to arrive at a con-
clusion. The law also provides for
the printing of a new order five days
before the final passage, and accord
ingly 10 receive q reduction of 371S
per cent. will como up Wednesday
night for final consideration.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ia num-
Der of rate payers have announced
heir intention of bringing suit
against the company for shutting off
water. Tho representative of the
ruolumne River Water Company
will go before the supervisors this
evening and ask franchise for his
company.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

Hone KoNG, Feb. 2l-The Unit d
States steamer Ashuelot lost. All
the officers were saved. Eleven of
the crew were drowned. The Ashue-
lot was an iron paddle vessel and
carried 6 guns, and was 76S tons.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23
Frank Jnmea.

GALLATIN, Mo-, Feb. 2o-Frank
James was to day arraigned upon
three indictments: one for the muir
der of Mcmillan in a train robbery {;
second, as accessory In the murder
of Conductor Westfall; third, for the
murder of Sheets in the Gallatin
bank robbery. He pleaded no,
guilty. Trial set for third Monday
in June.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

APsAx Az ZEE Oyy1cK ROE ADVERTISING
AID Jon RATKs.&h
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

NEW YORK, Feb. 20-C. P. Hunt
ington has gone to Washington. 1t
is now certain that Huntington ha-
not only purchased Morgan's Louisi-
ana and Texas railway, but all of
the Morgan company's steamship
and railway property in Texas. The
price is understood to be in the
neighborhoods6f fifteen millions.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

intense at WiI.ow. - thought
the prisoner would Il Zen lynch
ed had he been placed IN custody
there. While on the way to the Jail
Miller seemed perfectly composed.
No definite cause is yet known for
the assassination. Miller had been
drunk heavily since his discharge,
but all say was perfectly sober when
he committed the coed.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

FRANKLIN, Texas, Feb. 2o-Fhe
Mayor of Hearne reports several
cases of smallpox on the Brazos, and
five cases from here. The disease is
Of the most malignant type and is
probably spread by Mexicans.
Great Railway and Steamship
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-02-23

PREsCoTT, Feb. 19-Council ap-
portionment bill in the Committee
of the whole was ably discussed by
Mas.erson and Wells against the
act; 10y Bolan, Lemon and Davis in
favor of the bill. Opposers claim
that the act now presented is uncon-
siitutionaI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-29
Qllerlei.

Souls Gain, Der auf bic Negerin
&ate Sames fGob unb biefelbe pertpun=
bette, ,puroe bes 9lneriffs nit ber Mbf1t
gu tObten, i6ulbig beIunoen unO gu
5tpeiidbriger 3u9tbausbaft berurtbeilt.
Grescencio gino, Der, cine Srau iiber=
flel, UNI Iie su f6dnbeL gebt auf brei
Sabre na9 9untsbille.
= 9ie Nterifanerin @ertrubes 6lo=
res, nelli6 pDm San pebro in elmer
alten Siitte iuobnbaft, ipuroe bor brei
Sagen ipdbreno iie i6lief bon einem
siftigen Sniett am Gopf gebiKen. Die
re6te Seite bes Gopfss f6poll farf an,
fie peridnmte aber, dr5tli6e 9ilfe gu
nebmen unb geltern itarb lie unter ardB=
liden S6merSen.
= Wf. 8. Moore, Guperintenbent
Der &and)o Der Serren Gtaffel nno 0o=
gel fam seiiern CUR Stabt unb tarb
pl6bli6 am 9erSi6lag in BEN Nrmen
ieines Greunbes 8oeel, Der i'm f6on
bon Siib= =9lmerifa Der fannte.
SIN Miiion=@arten iinbet mpr=
gen, Samitag Mbeno, elm &on3ert itatt.
Serr Wlabnde lit Elm aufnertlamer
gDirtb, Der ollie feline 8eiuder, unb fon=
ten lie in Sic SauIenbe sdblen, prompt
bebienen un6 sufriebenltelen mirb.
= Die merifanii6e &egierung bat
nit 9errtt Ssear 9r0ge einen @ontraft
5ur Nnpflanoung unO Pflege bon 2
Milliouen 8dumen i'm 9bale bon Mes
rifo abgelhloiien. 8ier Sabre binter
chamber miifen jdbrli9 100000 Bdl-
me gepflai3t tperoen.
= lleble 6olgen bat bic @inIiibrung
Des eleftriiden 2i9tcs fir bic Saupt
itabt Merifo gebabt. Son Dem unse=
lpobnten GlanSe angelodt, baben ii1
@odroa6es 10 mahenbaft eingefun6en,
baB Der Grieg, ben man gegen Iie fiibrt,
erfOl9los 1T.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-06-29
Seras.

Gin 8Irserfomite in Sort g8ortb
bra6te innerbalb 3 Stunben $4,000
ant um elm @runbHiid fir bas su er=
bauenbe giienbabnbospital faufen gu
f6mnen.
- Sm n0rbli6en Sbeil bon Sell
gountD bat es am %. SUM- tii6tig ges
regnet unb bic Garmers Tiuo guten
Wtutbes.
9erborragenoe Siirger linb8eamte
BON Sort Wortb baben 8ouoerneur Sre=
lano petitiOnirt, @ourtrigbt, Der in
Albuquerque Degeu @rmoroung bon 2
Nierifanern berlangt ,piro, ni9t auslie=
fern gu laKen, ba ct bic 2eute in grfiil=
lung ieine pFi6ten eri6ob, albuquerque
feinen unparteiii6en proSeB baben fam
unb enbli9 in Nnbetra6t Der D;enIie,
bic ct Der Staot Sort Wortb leiltete,
als iie ii6 i'm ipiloen 3uitanbe befanb.
Sn einselnen Gegenben BON 3d.
itrop Gountp bat es ON %. Suni gereg=
net. 8aumipDlle ftebt porSlgli1 uno
bic 2ornernte mirb beiier als man err
tpGrtete.
- Die lnteriu6ung geeen ben Sab
biner S9ubl in 9aaas gebt poran. Die
Gerbanolungen iperben III Der Spna=
goge bel beri6lofenen 3biiren gefiibrt.
gBie bic an ben Genitern laui6enben
@eporter erfubren, fol- bic S9ulb bes
@abbiner erlpieien iein, bic barin be-
febt, oaB er Derbotene 0duIer beiu1te
uno 3uiammeatiinfte mt einem Trau=
en5immer ytamens Glota pratt bate.
Sci Brownsville ba6eten ii1 5rel
merifanii6e Wdb9en i'm &io 8ranbe.
Gins berielben gerietb in tiefes WalIer,
porauf ibr bic beibeu anbern gu Siilfe
eilten, aber erfolglos. Ollie Drei err
traSfen.
- Gin iibelberii6tigtes Saus in Mcs
>@regor, in benz allerlei perDd1tiges
@eiinbel berfebrte, 1T angeltedt lsorben
uno niebergebrannt.
- Sn berfdiebenen Sbeilen BON San
Saba @ountp finb am 81. liarfe Gegen
gefallen. Man ermarlet cine quite
@rnte.
= Oie 8iirgen bes friiberen Potmei.
tiers Gorb in 2arebo iinb aufseforbert
uOrben, Elm in Der GaHe bes 8enanns
ten borbanbenes Deficit bon $4,000 au
befen.
- lleber bas bel Sefferior bon amei
sfarbigen begangene Nerbre1en ber
Notb3u1t miro uns aus genannter
Staot gel1rieben: ysSrau Ho1ers. cine
gea9tete 8 ame, bic nit ibrem @emabl
IL Weilen 6ftlib bon Seffcripn wobnt,
1T am Wfittmoh Morgen BON aruei sSar.
bigen Namens 9lled Gaeep uno Sasper
Douglas auf unmenl1lide gDeiie an.
gegriffen uno entebrt morben. S6on
am Gage DOrbsr Aatten eie beiben llnz
boloe, in Mbueienbeit Ses Serrm 9to=
gers, ben 0erfu6 gemadt, lid in bas
, Saus 81 brdngen. 3mei BON Trou
&ogers abgefeuerte S6uNe peri1eu6=
ten fe inbeb. alm Wtittipod) 0torgen,
ais fd 9err &ogers CUR 9lrbeit ms
Gelb begeben bate unb 6rau &ogers
nit ibren Sausarbeiten bei6ditigt mar,
erIdienen bic beiben S6urfen wieoer
i'm 9aufe. Sic iparen nit elmer 6linte
unb siuem Wieiier bemaifnet uno brob=
ten lie gu t6oten, i'm Sal iie 2drm ers
beben tpiirbe. Damn bemdbiigten lie
lib Der Srau, banben ibr Sdnbe uno
s5iiBe unb entebrten iie. glls Serr
Hogers am gfa6mittag ua6 9auie fam,