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David Davis Falling AWAY.
From Q Saratoga Letter.

FTOm . SafatOGH Letter.
After Judge David Davis went away some OF his
fellow-Jurists fntimated that he was to become
father soon. The judge has lost over sixty pounds
OF neSh In the last two or three years His health
seems to be good. but he Is little apprehensive
OF some other Ills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

TEE AUGUST FRosr.-The frost OF Sunday night
prevailed over large area In northern New York
ana the New England states Corn and buckwheat
suffered IN RENSSELAER,, Washington and Saratoga
the most severe along the Mefrtmac valley in New
Hampshire
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

The Acting Secretary Of the Navy to-day ap-
pointed court Of inquiry to investigate all the
circumstances attending the collision between the
o. s. s. Tallapoosa and the schooner James s.
Lowell The detail for the court is as follows: Capt
ID. b. Harmony, Capt r F. Bradford and Capt F.
H. Bunce, with Lieut. S. C. Lemly as Judge advo-
cate. The court will meet at the navy yard, BoS-
ton, on Tuesday, the I'd OF september.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
Affair. i'm Cincinnati.


CINCINNATI, OHIO, AINust 26.-T. Bishop Disney
secretary and treasurer Of the Cincinnati unfverI
slty, died last night OK consumption.
Early this morning Thomas Bernardlne, a saloon
Keeper, Went TO iruit stand corner of 5th and
Vine streets, and shot Giovanni Depaoli infiicting
"a mortal wound. 1t Is not clearly Known whether
the shooting was an accident or luteuIional
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 26.-The executive board
OF the ONO Miners nalgamated Association Last
night Issued an address requesting the Ohio miners
TO work at the present rates instead VI demanding
the USUAL advance on the lsI OF september until
after the state convention o1 miners which Presi-
dent McBrlde s requested TO call by september llth.
1le convention II 10 consider whether t is advis-
able TO make Tie usual demand Ior the fall ad-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
The Ella Watson Murder.

SUSPICIOUS FIRE-WORKING Up A CASE
Some little excitement was created In the vicinity
OF Iorketown, n. j., yesterday when smoke and
flames were discovered issuing from the house Of
John Sullivan, the father OF Howard Sullivan, who
Is IN jail at Salem. n. j., On suspicion OF having
murdered Ella Watson. 1t was Immediately sur
missed that an attempt was being made to destroy
some evidences OF the prisoners guilt. Station
Master Murphy ran over TO the house and found
that part OF a straw mattress was On fire. The Oc-
cupants OF the house. Mrs. Sullivan and three
Children, refused to give any definite Information
as TO the cause OF the fire what had been burned
The prisoners mother said that "sOft brick,
had fallen from the chinneyplace and had set fire
to the ped She refused TO give any further partcu-
lars. and when asked whether any OF her sons
clothing had been destroyed maintained discreet
silence. The fact that the fire Occurl I'd week
after the murder is In itself toleraby fair proof
that no attempt was being made to get rid OF any
thing that might convict the lad OF the crime, but
In the eyes OF all YOrketOwn the smoke was proof
that Sull1vani parents had been waiting for
favorable opportunity to shield their son.
Information was received last night at midnight
that the case against the lad Sullivan has been
strengthened amazingly by an Investigation con-
Guided short while previously. 1t is expected
that there Will be Sufficient evidence against him
TO warrant the hearing being held by Friday next
at the latest. The feeling against Jones Is gradu-
ally subsiding, although there still exists against
him great deal Oh damaging crcumstantial
evidence. but 1t has not grown day after day like
the accommodating proofs against Sullivan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

AT Shreveport, La, yesterday, the wharf boat,
Maria Louise, and the steamboat Shields owned
by the Red river coast line, were burned tc the
waters edge. There was no loes Of ufa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

WHAT DIX. VERDI SAYS ABOUT IT.
Dr. Verdi, OF this city, says OF the article from the
New York Herald, referring TO his recent visit TO
that city in behalf Of the Garibaldi monument to
be erected in this city, thatthe Herald .'was pur-
posely misinformed by an enemy or the project"
Not only was he received with the greatest kind
ness and hospitality, but the project was enthusi-
aStically Endorsed. not with words merely but with
generous contributions OF $50 and s25 checks The
meeting was large one. every person conducting
himself with the highest propriety, with the eNcep
ton OF onethe editor OF Tue paper called the RoBG
who attempted q disturbance, and was soon put
down. Two days afterwards the presidents and
delegates OF the 25 Italian societies OF New York.
Brooklyn, jersey City and Newark held q meeting,
at which they denounced tie conduct OF the editor
or the Roma. $50" said the Doctor, "the 'whiri-
wind OF Italian Indignation was not against my
project, but against the obstructonist, the Roma.
Not only the Italians OF New York contributed
largely, but appointed the following committee Tor
the collection OF FUNDS: K. Martinelu, president;
Major Gen. Daniel f. Sickl S, u. Cantour, and all
the presidents OF the Italian societies, vice pres
dentS g. Celia, treasurer, and +. T. lannarone, sec
retary. Gen. SickleS gave hs check ior 80. our
few and poor Italians OF Washington have already
paid in $1,000, which are In the savings bank. The
Italians OF Memphis have organized 10 raise funds
for the same purpose. Philadelphia and Baltimore
have sent In liberal contributions New YORK has
done the same and Will do more. We know how
that the GaUbaldi monument Is a success IN point
OF money and in the selection OF the model In two
years we shall have IL here ready 10 adoTn one OF
the beautiful sites OF Washington"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
The Files-Chanducr Match,

CHICAGO, August 20, a. m.-1he sporting ele-
ment here especially the hundred odd citizens OF
more or less prominence who have subscr bed s2Oach
To witness the proposed prize fight between Files
ana handler, were wrought up 10 pitch OF almost
painful anxiety tonight 10y rumors that the meet
ing would occur within few hours The closest
secrecy is being observed, but IL Is reported that
The IQen Will lace each other ut daybreak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
RObbing Maryland Farmers.
TIE ALLEGED THEE CAPTURED.


For the past two years the residents OF Howard,
Prince Georges ana Montgomery counties. Mary
land, have been the victims OF an expert thlef
Barns and houses have been plundered, and sew
eral thousand dollars worth Of property has been
stolen mostly harness, sleighs, and farming impie
ments. Several weeks ago young man named
John Ridgely visited farmers daughter. and hen
he left he had 10 pass by the barn, where very
hne saddle was hanging. The LeXU day the saddle
was missed, and Rdgeiy was arrested Tor the lar
cehy, and his house and barn searched for the
saddle, which WIS found hidden in the barn. The
sheriff made thorough search 1or Other stolen
articles, and found enough or them-sleiyhs. har-
ness. and farming i.nplementS-aS four horses
could draw from RidgelyS barn. Sheriff Van Zandt
had the prisoner removed TO the jail In Ellcott
City and the stolen goods taken after him. The
cases will be presented TO the grand jury In the
fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

81 600 900 BEQuRATHRD IN Four LNns-The will
OF the late w. L Schaeffer, cashier OF the Girard
national bank was offered for probate in PhiladeL
phla yesterday. 1t Is dated July 9Th, 1880 and
simply says: II do hereby give and bequeath TO ms
sister Ezabeth Schaener, all my real and personal
properly OF Whatever description w. 1. SchaefYer
Witness, J. Reevesn The will was written on a
small scrap OF legal cap and occupied only four
lines The estate Is valued at over al OOo OO0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
~ BOYCOTT T!

OY OTT!
Union No. l. of Carpenters and Joiners of Washing
ton, 1T regular meeting held the 10Th inst, it
unanimously decided to vii draw their patronage from
F. W-rG. owner of the Alderny Dairy. consequence
Of his persistent enmiy to the Union; also from all
business who continue deal with him. All Trade
Unions of Washington requested to cooperate with
them. BY order Of
au22-5t BOYCOTT COMMITTEE.
TS-' MANTELS, ,MANTELS, MANTELS, IN SLATE
eS and Marble New 'iesgns new colors. Examine
before making yofir purchases. J. F. MANNING CO.,
l3-O Pennsylvania avenue northwest, au2l-2w
rg. ". B. MOSES SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
THE PRIZE RING IN CHICAGO.
A lsrutal Set.to Euds I'm a Draw.

CHICAGO, August 2G.-In accordance with pre-
ylous arrangement Daniel Cosgrove and Charles
Ailenda!e Two local toughs, net last night before
select company In private apartment, and with
bare knuckles and due regard 10 Queensbury rules
pounded each other out of all semblance 20 their
original selves Seven desperate rounds were
ioGSht. until the men Were ready 10 drop from
sheer tNAsustion, when friends interfered The
slue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

Tyr FvrSTxG star E served 90 subscribers m the
re-, ~ cs-ric-s on treiv aCCCun. cents
veol ~ cents per month. Copies at the counter.
s,rts each By yInallYos1age prepald-50cents month
q ,year. Sc ~ months. S3
fFrtered az TIE Pest 0flce At Washington, D. Cas-
second tEsS mail uiattsrI
THr WEEKLY STAR-pahshH7 on Friday-sl q year.
JCstagC prey'ait S,I months 80 cents
ca All mail subscriptions raid ia advance.
asTsIeT sent longer than is paid for
hate Cf advertising INSIDE known on -rrIirafior
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
UE-No TEA
MARTIN GILLET & co.'s (BALTIMOREl.
EE NO ADVERTISEMENT
For the week ending August 29

Re NO ADVERTISEMENT
For the week ending August 2a
WHY
Is He-No Tea sold only In those pound. bali and
quar- pound rackages:
FOR
Several rsasons. Fi it is The the only way in which
the metal lired packages preserve the strength and
original favor OF the lea.
WHAT
Do you claim for He-No Tea,
THAT
1t is absolutely pure Tea. Of fine quality. At a
moderate price
1t better than other Teas?
RATHER
delicate question for Us to answer but will be
frank aui that there plenty of good teas be-
sid He-NO. II YOU can ct afford to pay more than
D. cents pr pound we know Il none better for the
gF1re than Ny. BurChefs Spring Leaf; but rule
Your trouble Is Know and recognize the fine Teas
aiid 20 alyGys be sure you gettn2 the same Tea
We who have made eG the study of our lives do
that Tor you ard He No is the Tea recommend
and drink ours
HE-NO
lea for sale by grOcers I'm the original meta, lined
Packages a 10. y ID and lb. sZes-The trade sup
Pied Dy
MARTIN GTLIEf x co.
Established lSI1
au73 Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

The Right Hon. Odo William Leopold Russeu
(Baron Ampthnp, British ambassador at Berlin -
dead
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
POLITICAL GOSSIP IN WASHINGTON
News at the Headquarters OF the Two
Parties.

REPUBLICANS AND GREENBAckERs FUSE IN MS
SOCRI-ANoTHER BLAINE CoNvERT-pKHocRAr ATTIC
CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS, ETC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

Owing to an unavoidable delay in getting our NEW
BUILDING ready for occupancy as anticipated
We have. on account of large volume of the FALL
TRADE, particularly in CARPETS. being done during
the NEXT MONTH. ordered FULL LINE. represent
ing the IMMENSE STOCK purchased for our NEW
BUILDING. forwarded from the Importers and Manu-
facturers to our PRESENT ESTABLISHMENT, corner
!h street and Pennsylvania avenue where friends
customers and all Others dssrous Of furnishing during
the MKT MONTH will find DISPLAY OF GOODS
to select from representing by far the LARGEST Anu
MOST COMPLETE stock Of Furniture. Carpets Up
holstered Goods and Interior Decorations ever pur.
chased for the city of Washington
Extending cordial invitation to all to visit and In
spect our UNRIVALED DISPLAY, we are respect
fully,
au20-l2t W MOSES SON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
A Fractured Skull.

BLOW WITH BRICK, WHICH MAY PROVE FATAL
This morning Detectives Carter and Cox arrested
colored boy, named Willie Hood, at bis aunts
house. Capitol Hill, and he is held at the eighth
precinct station. 1t appears that on saturday last,
in the Carl Mueuers confectionery store, on
Pennsylvania avenue, between 81 and Az streets
northwest, there were several boys In the alley
culllng over the refuse thrown out, and
he sent Columbus Bailey, young man Il years
old, employed by him 10 drive the boys out All OF
them left with the exception OF Hood, and some
words passed when Bailey kicked Hood. The latter
nrst threw stone and then brick, and Bailey
was struck on the head and Knocked senseleSS.
After veterinary surgeon had stitched up the
wound Bailey was sent 10 his home, No. So NJ
street northwest, but has since grown worse.
Yesterday Dr. j. F. hartigan called In and
found that Bailey had sustained compound frac-
ture OF the skull, and that death was inevitable
unless an operation was performed, and even then
the chances would be largely against the patient
To-day the operation Will be performed, IA the hope
that 1t Will save his life When the case was
reported last evening Messrs- Carter and Cox
started TO arrest Hood, and found him this morn
Ing. He is locked up at the eighth precinct
THE OPERATION PERFORMED.
DR.. Hartigan this afternoon performed the opera
ton on young Bailey and removed fifteen pieces OF
bone. The patient lies In a very precartous cond-
tion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

OUR SEAcoAsT DEFENsES.-The Secretary OF War
has ordered Col James C.. Duane, Lieut. Col Henry
l. Abbot and Lieut. Col Cyrus B. Comstock, OF the
engineer corps, to visit the works OF foricaton at
Fort Delaware. Baltimore harbor and Hampton
ROads, On duty connected with studies for the de-
ferse OF those positions. On completion OF the
duty specified they will return to their respective
stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

FIRST LIEUT. JOHN c. GRESHAM, 7th cavalry, has
been detailed as professor Of military science and
tactics at the Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
college, BlackSbuTg, Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
LAWYER BOUGHT THE PISTOL,

The New York Sun to-day says 1t has been dis
covered that Sam Iavner, whose body was found at
Little Falls, N. j., and who is supposed to have
in the tree near the body at George Myers hard
ware store, in Paterson, three weeks ago. It is
now believed by many that Lavner committed SUI
eide. AT all events he was killed by the pistol that
he bought at MIR. Myers store three weeks ago.
His body was buried by the Paterson IsraeliteS in
their cemetery on Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
Washington News and Gossip

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-pAY.-Interral reve
nue., SIS, ,1s7; customs, s5S7, ,S55.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

Il ROCHON. CORCORAS BUILDING
Os IIlt>I CLASS HAIR DKESSEK FROM PARI3
lhrts Patent: and ilse Aes.as E1posisons ,.
lsrls. Lyons and Vierra
hS1uiscJureT and l1uyCrtPro'
HI MAN HiI4: AND FINE HAIR wORR
tScies tine Hair Cutting anl Hair PRESSING
han dyeI and si&;..p poOetl IN asst cass Tnanns.
Wigs ~ ortie- '-
cs 53. FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

FROM J. J. Chapman we have copy of MePher.
sons Handbook OF Politics for 1854. Always vaiu-
able, this manual is doubi useful on the occasion
Of presidential election its stores OF information
furnishing every variety OF data political speak
erS and writers. Its contents are carefully cIassi-
fed, and the labors OF searchers after facts are
materially lghtened by the complete and WELL
arranged index which closes the volume
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26
THE EVENING STAR.

PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS.
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and 1lth ST. BY
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
GEO. W. ADAMS. Pres't
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

ARMY oRDERs-Leave OF absence for two months
Is granted First Lieut. George L. Anderson, 4th
artillery. The leave OF absence granted Capt
James a. Finley, assistant surgeon, q. s. army,
department OF Texas, Is extended two months
Paragraph 4, special orders, No. 100, August IA,
1884, relating TO First Lieut.. Robert Hanna, 9th
cavalry. is revoked. The Secretary OF War has Or
dered the transfer OF Post Chaplain Malnor c.
Blalne from the department Of Texas to the de-
partment OF the Columbia, and OF Post Chaplain
Orvllle j. Nave. from the department or the Coum-
pa TO the department OF Texas The order takes
eject october l. 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

Turks in Macedonia have fayed three christians
aliYe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-26

REsIGNED-J. Howard Mason, internal revenue
storekeeper and gauger in Cumberland, Md, yes
terday forwarded his resignation to Collector SELL
man, 10 take effect September 1st
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
%eSeufeuOes Ncuer.

Sreitag frii6 fur3 Dot II lt6r pur6e Die
Selleripebr BON Dem an Der @de Der Ufa0t>
ion uno 6ranflinltr. gelegenen Nlarntfaz
iten nad Dem @e6dube 9to. III uno ia
6rantItuitroBe gerufen. 9el pot
benz 6auie patrouiQtre1t0e Ytnter7
tDn'iGe MQ0ter Tb0maS OoleD Bate
in Dem oritten Stodlperf bon go. III etllel1
TeGeribein benlerft uno Dort9!1 1pdn0tet
ftb bic 9oldmannlHdftrlt 5lnd6lt. Sie
fonoen, odB Is ii Der bort berInoltd1e1
Q8erfitatt bes 3innlDaarenf0britalten w.
OapiDlot brannte. Oa Die allf 0el
eriteu Tcucrruf erihienencn WfanrIbaF1
ten nit)t cur unteroriidung ocs TeuerS
alt5reihten, lpurne Iotort Der
5iDeite 2tlGrln 9egebet. W(an ern1tttelte
MN BALD, oaB bas Je.ler 0urb oaS uin>
faIen zines S6mel5tiegels entltanoe1 mar
ul1o 0urb elite 60lSerne Sdeioetpano nad
SO. 112, mo iib i'll oelnlelben Stodlperte
Da5 Maarenlager Der ,,9icp g)ort Oecoroz
ton 50" beItn0et, ub%erlpr0llB. Dtele
@eieQi0aft, pel6e bier DON Soiepb
9. QI6rabamlon Dertreten miro uno
Deren Eager aus 6aDnen, Stanoarten,
S0tloern II. /. No., Die lGmlntlt6 fir Die
Mablcampogne angefertigt !por0en lltb, be-
ftQlo, etteiDat ben 9r0Bten BerIllit, nGulltd)
einen BON etlpa $4,000, unO 5lpar meilten7
tbeils our0 D0s Bel Dem 2DiGnerfe per5
menoete 98alier. QtuBeroem %erlitycn Die toll
geloen Tirruer, tpelbe in Dem Gebaloe tbre
0eldGfte hobeu, t6etlS Ourd) Wal1er, thetl5
Durh Seuer 0erlulte: s.. gS0lf (Sbntttz
maaren), Warre1 & WidaaelS Gu6tDdas
REM, W2. 8Unfei & So. (&ur5maGren),
QUml. 9tQlplep (@ilentpaaren).
Gieie 8erluitc u1o Der OH Dem ei11eIn
6errn S. sc. Wtoulton ge60ri9en @cbGuoe
an0eridtete Sbopen mtrb 3uldmmen auf
etpa $4,000 gei6dBt, looaB Der ourdl oaS
Seuer Hno OaS encouragement nerurla1te
@eiammti6aoen Die 60be BON $4,000 err
rethen mag. - Die TeueriDebr l0i6te Die
Glon1ne1 md fQIm holDltinoiaer Nrbeit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22

: Cine re6t munDerIi6e8ert6z
ttgung brin9t Der yG6aner 8ote" in
Sa6en elmer Wteiieritederei. 9as 8Iatt
l6reibt:
vgla1 Nngabe Der acknowledgements
tin Srau Grii0 fam BET Der W~feiierz9lffaire
bonn Sonntag gar fein Streit Dor uno err
belt Der Qlrbeiter 0abu ni6t ie9s, lonoern
BRET Weier tt 6 e, mas I'M
Sntereiie Der SoltottGt 6eS
s. # 3 ou es hermit ouf Gerlangen
bertDtt9t miro"
= Die Berobner bon 2ecce (Sibz
Stalten) perqnitalteten an 20. 0luguit,
troBDem Bic Broceliionen in Stalien Der
boten itno, etnen 0ffentltd1en Bittganq
gegen Die Cholera uro purbe Dem 53uge bic
.bOl5erne Statue oe5 OrtspatrpuS
.borangetraaen. &aum iebo6 bate bet
Bug Die STRIDE Derlailen, 10 fteuten fi6
benz lelben eintge 8erlasliefi entgegen uno
ioroerten Die W}ense auf, ii6 gu 5erltreuen.
IS fam nun gu eiuer Sal9eret 3tpii6en Der
betpaffneten Wfadt ltno De1t 8ittqduoern,
Dobet Der OrtSpatrpn DaS SAB auSaieBe1
mubte, ber1 CT iDuroe BON ben it@ i~trette1<
Den Barteten fOrlnli6 in StiGe qez
rtllen uno glieberipetle 5erbro9en.
S0lieBli6 muBte Die 8rocelIion bod in Sic
&lr6e 5urltdfeDren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-09-22
StarfeS 9iaswerSeu

tit au5n DIT Der @~Orlduier zines rbeumaliden Gufous.
So6olO man oos erlte 3udeu ipart, Ioqte man bos noz
benbe uebe( nit 9Oitetter's Mosenbttterem
betdrtpie! unb es 10 obwenpeu. Sener fetuer Slutretz
niger uno au9e:netne Ge9uGator lit eiu wiinIdenswerz
tier Glios iiir bic ~feurtsen Grdnfden, bic i'm Sanoel III
Rabeu 1tnO. 0iele erbisen Sa ie6r oas 8lut, itbret ben
TSa9el rno r:ee9elt bios aut o3ne SUI nitsen. NlS bus
Dttttel CUR 8eiierun9 zines ~geit6lten' 3nltonbes bcs gSnS
gems, Der 0drme oOer Der geber Mrs IS pom ~drst(ibeu
otonopnttte bo3SeI4dBt unO ietre 9ortreifli6teit ais
elm S@us> lno @e9ennttttet ge3eu Wtatorta lit ourbz
aus O~ursetbon. Die Sewetie sn I@unlten zines ,Setlntftz
tets, oeilen Sor8ii9e 10 aasemein etnserdunlt meroen. an
perotelroltt9en. ut lelbltperltdnoltd ~nnn6tbig. Sett ldHH~
ger als etnem Ortttei Sabrbanbert Dor Auoen bes umez
rttanti6en Pnblltums unO Der NerSte, erIiiut cs neiter
ietne Wttllton, 8utes SIT tburt, bic es ontrat, ais bQs
jest 9lifltd iibermunbene @orurtbeil 9egeu 8otentmez
bic |Sirtlamfeit bes Mt;ttels niemals cine oeqentbeilioe
Aniidbt laut %9eiporben.