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Milford chronicle., 1888-06-29
Panics Among Pleasure Parties.
(Rli1adclphia Reoo,d.)

The yachting disaster in Newark
Bay on Sunday last. by which six per-
sons lost their lives, painfully illus
trates one of the conditions which al
most invariably prevail in an hour of
danger. 1t has been truthfully sand
that when an epidemic prevails more
people are killed by fear than the dis
ease; and when "a sudden panic strikes
n crowd of people it is too often this
very element of fear which is primarily
responsible for the subsequent calam-
ttY. The cry of fire in q theatre will
precipitate a stampede, in which the
weak are OverpOwered and rendered
helpless; a collision of ferry-boat
causes rush to one side Of the vessel,
which Increases the danger aud so il
goes on, excitement aud nervousness
readily conducting to a state of things
which clogs every effort at rescue aud
transforms sentient and reasoning
beings into an unthinking mob.
Another factor in these fatalities is
the carelessness shown by so many
people in intrusting themselves in
places which offer every opportunity
for accident No thought is takan as
to buildings with badly constructed
exits, or rs to crafts which were never
intended for crowds. The one idea is
pleasure; to that everything else is
made subordinate and when critical
moment comes the coolest and most
self-reliant are either unheeded or are
borne away by whirlwind of terror
and selfishness. Legislation may do
much toward throwing a safeguard
around travellers and pleasure-seekers,
but what is needed equally as much
is the cultivation by individuals Of
spirit Of calmness and cool judgment
which will weigh chances and proba-
bilities instead oftaking risks that can
only end in confusion and disaster.
Milford chronicle., 1888-06-29
THE REPUBLICANS.
Work of the National COnven-
tiOn in Chicago.
HARRISON FOR PRESIDENT.
Tippecanoe's Grandson Gets
First Place on the Ticket.
MORTON FOR SECOND PLACE.
A Platform Declaring For Protection
Enthusiastically Adopted.

Tessrs. Depew and Filter Withdrew Early
in the Contest and Were Followed OF
the Last Day by AIIIson--Two Cable
grams From Blaine in Which He Re
quests the Delegates Not to Vote fOr
Him-wIniam Walter Phelps Made a
Gallant but Unsuccessful Struggle for
the Vice Presidential Nomination-Ths
Proceedings in Detail from the Begin
ming to the End.
CHICAGO. June 19.-The national Republi-
can convention was transformed to-day from
a shapeless congregation N the hotels to for
NAL meeting in its hail. The hall itself was
an experiment. 1t is an unfinished pile that
looks like the ruins of something enormous
It was purely experimental as a meeting
place, no one having tried its qualities. To
day it was instantly and universally pro
nounced a grand success Chicago built it
on purpose; hurried its biggest meeting room
into temporary shape, and covered herself
with glory. Under unfinished arches OF
brown stone and between half raised wals'o OF
brick 1000 persons, focking through all the
streets that lead to the lake side, made Their
way to the big room.
Milford chronicle., 1888-06-29
"IE.FRA.ER,S S.fFE CTRE,,,

is the only scientific blood purifier, and
that is the reason why it not only cures
known kidney disease, but also 93 per
cent. of all other diseases which come
from Unsuspected Kidney disorder.
Try it to-day. Delays are very danger
ot,e
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
supreme Court DECISIONS.

The supreme court decided four Bar
Der county cases last Saturday.
In the case of the state VS.. Isaac 8.
Prater, a prohibitory case, involving
the costs, the decision of the lower
court was affirmed.
The case of the Kiowa thugger, Fred
Segarman, charged with knocking down
and Tobbing an old man, was reversed
and remanded here for new trial. The
prisoner was sent to the penitentiary
from here last June.
The DR.. G.. w. Aver case was also re-
versed. The doctor was convicted in
June of perjury in land contest case
and sentenced to one year IN the peni-
tertiary. He is expected here this
week aud will probably be given new
trial.
The decision of the lower court was
affirmed in the case of Frank Reynolds
VS. c. ID. Nelson, sheriff. This was a
case in which an effort was made to
amerce the sheriff for damages for fail
ing to levy an execution. Mr.. Nelson
won.
The case of the Wichita Wholesale
Grocer Co. VS.. II. ID. Records, assignee
of the ID. F. Swank estate was reversed.
This was case where the assignee
sought to dissolve certain attachments
of creditor, in the lower court, and sue
ceeded; but the supreme court knocked
out the assignee in the first round and
he must come again.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
Why Knfl

The water ditch will more than like
ly be success, and a permanent 125-
horsepower will be for all time to come
in the corporation limits OF this city.
This power can be doubled with COM
paratively small outlay. The power
known to exist, is sufficient to run a
big Touring mill and at the same time
furnish power for sorghum and sugar
factory and perhaps some other kind of
factory. The same power, used at
night, will be sufficient to operate a
generator for an electric light plant,
sufficient to light city of twenty thous-
and people.
Besides, there will be enough power
to pump into a stand-pipe all the water
this city will need for every purpose.
Then why not, now. talk up mill, a
sugar factory, an electric light company
and an economical system of water
works?
If enterprising individuals can be in
duced to build the mill, the sugar fac
tory and the electric light plant, the
city will put IN the water-works.
OF course, no individual would be
willing to spend his money in any one
of the enterprises until he became sat-
istied that the ditch is permanent at
fair; and we would not favor bonds for
water-wOrks until its permanency was
established; but these things should be
talked up this fall and winter.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
An Experience.

The verses below were picked up on
the street the other day. They evident
ly refer to an incident which occurred
in this city few weeks ago:
An English lady Of some renown.
modis,e of the Queens best gown.
Essayed 10 change her situation,
For land, the best of Gods creation.
So she sought home in the beautiful west,
Kansas, the home of the brave and best.
Now in this land so windy and sunny,
There happened an episode most funny:
Beneath the house my lady had bought,
ciyet with little ones home had wrought.
My lady espied the beautiful creatures,
Admired their form and beautiful features,
such beautiful American CATS she cried,
And forthwith commenced to pamper their
pride.
The old one was shy, the little ones tame,
Undaunted she soughtt their affections to gain.
She coaxed and fed them to weaken their fear,
Called them pet names, resorted to tears.
Alas this kindness was thrown away;
Alarmed they formed themselves in battle ar
ray.
dreadful odor pervaded the air.
Enough TO make good man swear.
1t made my lady's senses reel.
She was too straBgled to even squeal-
The battle is over, the pet is dead,
And the rest is very easily said:
Just speak to my lady of American cats
If she isn't too English she'll answer you
Rafsf
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
County Business.

At their meeting last week, the coun-
ty commissioners ordered that s. E..
Stone be given the contract for repair
ing and repainting the roof of the court
house; $3.50 to be allowed for the paint
ing and the regular compensation 20 be
allowed for repairs.
Bids were received for furnishing the
county coal, as follows:
Chicago Lumber Co., in bin, SO 90 per ton
Badger Lumber Co.. in bin. SIS per ton.
The latter bid was received, the coal
to be Canyon City.
The commissioners ordered that
hereafter no premiums be paid for any
wolf, coyote, panther, cougar or other
wild animal scalps unless the hide is
brought and delivered to the county
clerk.
Mumford voting precinct was ordered
discontinued. and that part of it that is
Sharon township was attached to Sha-
ron precinct, and the balance of the
precinct was attached to Medicine
Lodge.
The lots, streets and alleys in Stith s.
Eldred's addition were vacated, with
the exception of that part Immediately
in front of lot l, Cleveland street.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
A Sugar Plant Next.

Several prominent citizens of this
community have been talking up SUI
gar mill and factory for Medicine Lodge
within the past few days, and a COM
mittee will likely leave here to-day or
Tomorrow for Conway Springs to in
vestigate the workings of the plant now
In successful operation at that place.
1t is argued, reasonably. too, that Bar
Der county is the most successful cane
producing region of the state; that we
now have an unlimited water supply
and an abundance of power, since the
water ditch has been completed; that as
the city has no immediate use for that
power, that it would be donated to "a
sugar factory.
Several land owners adjoining and
near this city have indicated willing
ness to contribute literally towards Il
sugar plant, and now it should be to the
interest of every citizen to give this
proposed enterprise all the encourage
ment possible.
The state nov offers bounty of two
cents per pound for all crystalized sugar
manufactured in the state. Congress
has recently appropriated 500, 900 for
experimental purposes in this state.
Why should not Barber county get a
gOod-siZed slice of this pie?
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
Latest Railroad Talk.

Messrs. Cunningham and Ewart were
over at Caldwell last Friday evening to
meet the directors and others interest.
ed N the Colorado, Caldwell 81 Arkan-
sas railroad scheme. The counties
along the proposed line, from Arkansas
City to Bucklin. Ford county. reported
progress in the matter of obtaining aid
TO be used in making the survey. Bar
Der county was in better shape than
any other along the line.
1t was decided, however, that before
any further steps were taken toward
making survey, that it should be
known positively that some established
line of railroad is backing the new en-
terprise. To that end, a committee
was appointed to investigate the mat
ter. If it develops that there is no re-
liable backing, no survey will be made;
but If it is shown that some established
road is ready to operate the Colorado,
Caldwell & Arkansas road, if it is
built, the survey will be made. The
decision of the last Caldwell meeting is
to be commended.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
Kiowa's First Fair.

We hear from the Journal, of that
place. that Kiowa is to have a fair this
month lasting two days. The
Journal says: About two years ago
an association was organized at
this place and a charter procured,
but for some reason, unknown to us,
the matter of holding fair was drop
ped soon afterwards and nothing more
done. 1t is now proposed to re-organ-
iZe under the old charter and hold a
twO-days' fair at this place this fall.
With this idea in view a committee of
gentlemen who have had great deal
Of experience in the organization and
management of fairs are now busily en-
gagged In getting up the premium list.
Although the time is short and every
thing must be done with rush, there
is still no good reason why we cannot
have very creditable fair if our citi-
zens and farmers take hold of the pro-
ject in the right manner and push 1t
along. Let the farmers bring in sam
pies Of what they have raised this sea-
son, and many who have been talking
failures of crops will be surprised at
Barber county'S products with season
such as the past has been. We have
seen some samples of corn, wheat and
oats, this fall, to say nothing about
millet, cane, melons, sweet potatoes,
ETC., which would do credit to any coun-
ty in any kind of season. Barber coun-
ty is literally alive with fine cattle,
hogs, sheep and poultry, while in the
way of horses, it is becoming recog-
nized as a home of standard and thor
oughbreds. Right here in Kiowa we
have the fastest trOtting two and three
year-olds in the state, and our horse
men promise us some excellent racing"
Since the above was put in type, we
learn from the Kiowa Herald that the
fair is to be held Friday and Saturday,
October 18th and Goth.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
The Frisco Road AWAKE.

The organization of the new railroad
company that proposes building from
Arkansas City to BucklIn, Ford coun-
ty, there to connect with the Rock Is
land road. has had one desired effect:
1t has caused the ST. Louis and San
Francisco road, now having terminus
at Anthony, To organize company 10
extend that road west through Harper.
Barber, OOmanehe, Clark, Meade, Sew
ard, stevens and Morton counties to
the Colorado line. The charter of the
new company. under the name of the
st. Louis and Colorado Railway COM
pany, has been fled at Topeka. The
directors are understood to be St. Louis
and San Francisco men. The capital
stock is placed at 81, coo, 900.
1t has been known here for some
time that this road was anxious to ex-
tend west from Anthony, and 1t is safe
to say that the new Caldwell movement
has FASTENED the Frisco. If it does not
come west to Medicine Lodge at once.
some other road VIII occupy the terri
tory and there is not room through this
county for more than two roads. rhe
santa Fe is already graded upihe Ned
ieine valley ana OF course It viii pun
out first.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10

there is to be an excavation forty feet
deep, below the end of the race, in
which win be placed turbine wheel.
This excavation was half completed
by the water last Friday and Saturday.
To have excavated this hole and the
outlet from it, would have cost several
hundred dollars. The entire excavation
will be done by the water.
What will now be done with this
water power remains to be seen. 1t is
a valuable property. If it is perma-
nent, as nearly everyone thinks it will
be, it will form the nucleus around
which system of mills and factories
Will be built that will be worth hun
dreds of thousands of dollars to Med
icine Lodge.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
Money In Ice.

1t is to be hoped that some one will
lease from the city the big pond in Cur
RES field and put up large lot of good
ice this winter. This town has been
shabhilJ treated on the ice question for
years and more especially during the
past season. We have not only had to
PIT mp with an inferior article. bus we
had 70 pay an exhorbitant price for IL.
The stuff furnished us was little better
than caked snow, and would melt away
as fast as snow: and yet a family could
not get enough To hast for twentv-foar
hoErs for much less than one dollar 2
week. The two-dollsr a week promise.
made last spring, did not count when
hot weather arrived. The man oreom-
pany that viii put up flint ice this VIM
ter and contract il for the season at a
reasonable price per week or month,
Will get the best trade Of this city.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
The Water Turnad In.

The first drop of water ran through
the tail-gate of the water ditch at 1921,
a. m, Friday, October 5, 1883, in the
presence of number of citizens who
had been watching the stream since
early in the morning. The water was
turned in at the dam on Wednesday at
10 O'Clock and ran without interruption.
BysFriday morning at o'clock it had
completely filed the five acre pond in
Currie's field, and the balance of the
time was consumed in filing the small
er lakes and basins. A good. sized
stream ran through the tail-gate dur
ing Friday.
OAt o'clock in the afternoon. the
whole town, led by the Silver band. pro-
ceeded out Walnut street to the ditch
and arriving there proceeded TO cele-
hrate the biggest event in the history
of the city since the completion of the
railroad. Mayor Esmond, standing on
the high embankment at the water
gate, called the assemblage to order
and congratulated the people on the
great victory of mind over matter in
the securing of an abundance of water
at such a small outlay of money.
He was followed, in order. by Z. z. Car
uthers, 5. l.. OyerstFeet, L, A. McMeal
and Jerry Simpson. who all spoke OF
the possibilities and prospects of Med
icine Lodge enjoying great advantages
from the water power secured through
the ditch. A number of old soldiers
present enlivened the occasion with
their songs and the q. A. r. martial
band and the Silver band furnished
good music for the occasion.
The people were all in the best of hui
NOR and everyone heartily shook his
neighbor's hand on tie general good
feeling that prevailed.
The water was allowed TO run with
out interruption until Saturday when it
was turned of that certain weak places
or the ditch might DO strengthened and
details or the work completed. The
banks are not settled, yet. and there are
places where rip-rappmg will be nee.
essary to save the bankss. Some work
WIZ hasA = oe done at the dam and the
head gate and provision must be made
for sluiee-ways to leG out sand that will
certainly accumulate in the ditch. The
mayor and council are confident that
these small matters will be arranged in
short time and at no great expense.
Al the tail-gate, near Walnut street,
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
VIII be Published.

All persons who owe Davis & Davis
and will not settle their accounts, will
wake up some fine morning and find
their names in the paper. They have
tried every reasonable way to get peO-
pie TO settle, and in very short time
they will publish list of their debtors
and state the amount each one owes
So if you owe them, you had better set
tie nnNr Oh
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
Examinat,on Of Teachers.

On Saturday. October q, 1888. pub
lie examination of teachers will be held
at the school building in Medicine
Lodge. Applicants must be there at or
before 10 O'Clock. a. m.
II. ). LANDS. Co. Sup't.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10

rXAMINE YOUR TITLE you may need a
Al correction AMI We are prepared TO do this
work AMI guarantee correctness and satisfac-
ton. BnONSOv a HOCCufN. ~
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
citlzen's Nesting.

A meeting of all persons interested in
the establishment, at Medicine Lodge,
of a sugar plant, is hereby called for
the court house at , O'Clock, p. m, of
Saturday, October IL, 1855. Let every
body interested turn out.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10

A BsTRACTs OF TITLE to any property in
Il Barber county. We have the ONLY perfect
andcOmplete set Of airstTact books in the cOgn-
". corrected uD to date. BRONSON HOUCiIIN.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10

rARM LOANS IN the best companies. with
i the privilege OF pnyiu part OF the prinei-
pie atany time. 81 sum Of 800 or any multi
picuf the same. BRussOE & iGOuCHgN. -
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
Farm Loans.

FARMERS should patronize home fpstitu
ions and rot their Farm Loans from the
Men BAL MORTGAGE co. Money alway
ready. Principal and Interest payable AT the !
ONCE at Citizens National Bank. Aims
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1888-10-10
COUNTY INDEX.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1855.
LOCAL NEWS.

AUG. SCHMIDT srcSET18T.' -"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-11
GffG6-SofGriuGeu.

Strdbburg. Cine tdiierIidc Ser
prbnuna oerii1t bic Ginlebung zines
Observation-Disclosures BON 10 Dtit9liez
bern fir GlidbsGptbringen uno %reprganiz
lirt ba5 Observation-Disclosures Sereinspe<
len. Sn ieoem &reis nirb elm &%reisperein
ein9cridtet. Ser Spriitenoe lit Der
&reisbirettpr, ipfern Der S%tattbalter niht
Elm anoere5 @ereinsmitJ!!iff6 sum 8ors
I!tS ea,,tSef s-efitennt. Dfit 8enebmigung oes
S~tattbaIterS tGnnen bic &reispereine gu
einem pom 8eSirf8prdiioentcn prdlloirten
8eairtspereinc auIammentreten. - Spm
/. g(pril ab lit bic GirtuIatipn au&ldnoiz
iber S6eibemiinsen in Gllabz2ptbringen
pcrbpten. 9ieieS Gerbpt lit gegen bic
frunarIi6en uno luremburgii6en Gin'
lmo 3mei>S pusitlde 9eri6tet.
Sberbeti6bprf. Sieler Gage
baben 40 8eripuen aus uniercr 8emclnoe
bie 9teiie na6 Imeritd angetreten. Die
Yicbrsabl oieicr NuStpdnberer begibt ii6
nod Slprioa, I'M bort Aderbdu 5u treiz
ben. = Der beige Sitr9ermeiiter 6eorg
@eingerter, Wtitglieo beS Sreistages, lit
rod Idngerer 8rantbeit I'M Sitter pom SO
Sabren geitrrben.
8psbeim. Barrier 8Idtter beri6s
ten, bab Die 2Sidbriae &drina Softer, BON
bier 9ebiirtig unb in 9ariS als Stenit'
mag0 angeitelt, BON einem gepilen
gtriene Wtaiipt pur6 5pei &epplperl9lfie
in Die Sruit get6btet prroe. Der Sbdter,
Elm iunger Menid, bate ibr mebrmalS
Seiratbsantrige 9eitellt, wel6e lie aber
INNER ausgeI6ld9en bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-05-11
2SIrftem6cr0,

Stuttqart. Ser 60 Sabre alte
8unoar5t Srieori6 Sral6 1T megen fabrz
Idiiiqer &6rperpcrlebung unter na6itebenz
ben umitdnoen au 4 @pden 6efdn9niB
pcrurtbeilt mprben. 6rai9 bate elm
Sinh in Sebanolung, bel Dem it6 mdbz
renb Der &rantbeit eiHe 9prnbautcnt5itnz
buna bes redten gtugc5 cinlteltc. Gr
rictb ben Gltern be3 &iHbes pm Der 3uz
siebuna eine5 9t~ugenar5teS i'm Sertrducn
auf feline bpm0ppatbiidcn &enntniNe ab
uro bebunoelte ba6 trante 2luge nit
8eudopnnazS treutlgCl6en, mo5 nab Der
ibereinitimmenten Nusid9e Der Sa6pcrs
ftdnbiaen odns pertebrt mar uno Die ST.
tranfung oes Nuges bis gum Serluit Der
Sebtraft iteigcrtc.
8%aIingen. Sntereiidnt unb Der Gr@
mdbnuu9 pcrtb oRrftc bie S6atiude iein,
oab lid augcnblidIi6 in bieiiger Stabt
nidt peniger ais Al &erlpnen befllocn,
uuo Sipar 20 Widnncr uno "a Srduen,
pclde ba3 so. 2%ebcnSidbr 5uriidgelegt
baben. Sdrunter lInb pier GeriCncl nit
80 Sabrcn uno barber.
Calm. lin benz bdllfiQcn @QiicrmdItz
gel ab5ubelfen, bahen Die beibcu Gemeillz
ben Nltz unb gtcubulub bci6Irfeu, etu
Waiierncrt nab Dem Spitem &r6bcr
QGai1eridulenpumpe) bcr5uitelen. 9a5
Wdiier entItammt ans elmer reiblih file
Benben QuGlle i'm 3iegeIbadtbaIc. 6rIz
Der befano li6 bctanntlih in 9tcubula4
pr benz &atbbauie auf Dem 0~tdrttplate
Elm 100 SUP tiefer S66pibrunucu nit
!Saipel unb Hdbdui5ug, Der qcniigcno
gSaiIer I~ieIerte, aher ppr etna 10 ,Sabrcn
ipegen llner9iebi9teit tbeilneiie su9emor=
fen uno nit Stcinpldttcn beoedt nurbe.
Die 8epobner idreibcn ben aIimdbli9
ein9etretencn @dNermangcl hem i'm Sabre
1880 duf~gegebenen Silber> uno SUPPER
%bergtpert Su, burb nel6e5 ba3 Waiier in
Dem iebr SertIilftcten B%untianoitein abge>
l6nitten purbe.
S6prnoprf. 6ur5Iin illo in !0p=
bengeEren bic 9npeien ces 8auer5 Noam
&icnle, bes Sagl6bners 6riebri6 Soil uuo
Der 8ittpe Niidel unratb niepcrgez
brdnnt. !&ienIe puroe inter benz Ser
baGte Der SranbitiftGng p~erbGftet. 9(dt
Gage ipdter bat ii6 bericlbc I'M Gmtsgez
fdn9nille in Stuttgart er4dT9t.
S%Ibin9en. Sic 81 Sabre alte Dtdus
rerSmittpe @iIbelmine Saiier, gebprene
&raub, lit pe9en Siebitabls i'm Tidfau
- bielelbe lit bereit5 43 DIAL pprbeitraft
- gu einem Sabre 3udtbaus perurtbeiIt
rporben.
uIm. Ginem in Qmerifa peridplIcnen
@urttemberger mar cine Grbidaft ppn
10000 M. susefaIIen. 9tuf bic in ameris
fauilben 8ldttern erlaiIene 9tuffprherung
melbete fi6 au9 Semanb beim plrttertz
bergii6eu Staotpfdrramt inter nem Hdz
men bes 8eri6pIIenen, lieB lid Stamnls
baum uno Yapiere i9iden unb bierauf
ppn einem ~omerifanii6en 9tptdr Die
uebereinitimmung ieiner 9eripn nit benz
Geiu6ten beglaubigen. guf 9runo Der
pprgeIeeten 9apiere erbob er beim beuts
i6en 8DniuIat bic ganSe Summe, 10 oab
Der e6te Grbe, Der einige 3eit ipdter fun,
bas Nadieben bate.