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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

Results of Yesterday Racing ~ the Sew
YORK. locke, Club fWe-tche~ter) Races
-Iniric, for To-day's Races.
r suits of Yesterday racing:
First race. three quarters of mile
Glenmound first, Sunlight second
Bradford third. lime 1866.
Second race. one mile-Wilfred first.
Young Duke second, Bridgelight third
Time l:4i
Third race three quarters of mile
Gramercv first. jersey Bat second.
Kings Own third. Time l.i5t.
Fourth race. one and one-eighth of a
mile Brother Ban first. ElytOn second.
Niagara third. Time 1856.
Fdh race. one and one-sixteenth Of
a mile-Kingston first. Cortez second.
Joe Courtney third. Time i:5ii
Sixth race. seyen-eighths Of mile.
selling Vivid first. Blackstone second.
Miracle third. Time l:-9.
ENTRIES FOR To DAYS RACES.
The following are the entries for to.
days racing at the New York Jockey
Club lWestchesterl races:
First race. lhree-fourtbs Of mile
Emotion l0S: Badge, 1874: Ninctura.
Oh. Be-s. llG; Tipsiaf, l0j: Brttanic.
l2O. Orator. 100; Volunteer. ll2. Rim
mi. o.: Grimaldi, l22.
Second race. one mile. "Narest
-'akes' Jay +. Dee. 10: 1aviston. l22:
Teunv. l22: Ny Fellow, ID; Village
l02. Oregon. 40; Holiday, no; sun
light, no: Hey Dey, l07; Stately, lOJ.
Third race. three quarters of a mile.
Casan0ra stakes-Randora. Kuick
Mack. Glly. Cornell. Jennie v. FLY
Mandna. FLY. Abaca. Carrie c., Filth
Grey. Failty. Livonia. Minnet. all lob.
Her Hi1hness. Abb, Charming. Little
Ella. Golden Horn. all l0S. Starlight.
100, Ruperla, 10; Paradox, rs.
Fourth race. one and one.eighth
miles-Kaloolah. ii5: Badge. i22; iypo-
critic. tOJ: Bronzemarte. l09. Marauder,
10: Orilamme. III.
Firth race hye-eiehths IF a mile
Byreua. 81. Swliter. 100: Shakespeare,
100. Canteen. 100: Folly. lo3. Bessie X
o.. Baiiyhco. o.: Lady Agnes. los; Ken
NO' a. AN|s 1iNiA DEi W. Ito. mug
William. 1Of: Belle Kennedy. l0j: Ma
ME b.. l0j; Grace Ely. 10l; Willie NJ.
On: Rosemary Murray. colt, 100. Sam
Marse, JOS: Jack Rose, S.
Sixth race. seyeu-eighths of a mile.
"sell ing '-Tattler, 800: Sourire, l0j:
Wicknam. 100: Massilon. l23: Syntax.
10; Baneburg. 1913. Lynn. 90; Dyer
III; Blackstone, ll3: Sparkling. l02:
Burnside, 1902. Bell Air, nc: Freedom,
100.
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BIS OF SCIENCE.

st Samalea. lo,l proprietor utii
Ives his electric light lmt n Tie day
time for cooking purpo
Saws have been discovered ia Ger
many and Denmark which helonoci &,
the bronze age. The metal OF which th,.
were composed was cast into t-if
sheet ami serratod by brcasin- tac edge
\ very notable point in OBJ. economic.
of electricity as employee. iof purpose
Of light and power is tAc fact tnat u9n'
ii the Improvements las rendered anT
Of the original electrical apparatus les.
efficient
The experience Of tho electric liahI
committee ia Leeds, England, has bees
that incaHlcscolt lamps become us,i,s.
after life " $50 t0 900 hours. tl,isi
the Giaments have nominal lilv Of
1000 hours
Mr Gray, ina recent paper read be-
fore the Institute of Naval Architects
shows that the ether pressure 40 th'
earth's surface at the equator must b.
at least 100 tons on the square incl
greater at midnight than &c Is @. mid
day.
Ia engraving ON glass b. eocirieit,
the plate 20 be engraved Is co,cel witi
concentrated solution Of n.i.ste o
potash, and put IA conrcct.oa with ou'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

Old ocean pilots AND seasoins pcopl,
who watched the school Of devil a hthai
played about the pilot boats and ihe ma
Cynthia before ihe boats got OF iu the
regatta yesterday say that such sight
il very rare In the life Of a mariner
They played about the craft for fully
half an hour, and were principally young
dc Ill fish from four feet long 10 six feet,
AMI they looked like great bats. Some
of them had shed their tails, while other.
had caudal appendices fully yard in
length As many as twenty of these
hideous looking marine curiosities were
seen at one time, and one was shot bv
one of the crew Of the Neea, and after
lashing the water Of the sound into a
foam it sank cut Of sight Savannah
News.
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LOCAL NOTES.

General A. T. Hawthorne. of Balti-
more. was IN the city yesterday.
Mr.. Robert Carter, City Sergeant. is
on a fishing cruise on the Chesapeake
Bay.
Mr.. Il. b. Kasey slipped and fell upon
the street Yesterday, and sustained some
severe bruises.
Major b. Wright, commissioner Of
the revenue Of Yorktown, was in the
city yesterday.
There are no bull bats this year.
They are becoming too respectable TO
come out and be shot at.
"When Will Richmond fire her first
gun - is the question now most fire.
queutly asked IN political circles.
Sol Haas. traffic manager. is attend
ing the meeting of general freight
agents at Wilmington, n. c.
Mr.. IL. Barber. of Barber * Co.,
steamship owners. Norfolk. Va. and I.
+. Walker. agent Kanawha Despatch
line, were IN the city Yesterday.
There is general complaint of the in
sipidity of vegetables ana the high
prices charged for them. Both facts
are due to the heavy rains.
Colonel John Fell Bigger has nearly
entirely recovered his health. lie paid
a visit to the TINES oflice Yesterday.
and is looking quite well. lie says he
Will be on deck TINS fall.
In the neighborhood Of the Fair
Grounds. at this season of the year.
grey snipe affords fair shooting. \
number of gentlemen have enjoyed the
sport recently.
Judge Thos. S Atkins is now spoken
of az the postmaster OF Richmond.
He has kept alOol from the disputes be-
tween factions IN the Republican party
and stands high as citizen. When
register 10 bankruptcy and judge OF the
Hastings Court be made a fine record.
aud would no doubt make good post
master should he be appointed.
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thancery Court.

There was nothing Of importance to
chronicle IN tins court Yesterday.
Judge K. T. Barton. Of Federicks.
burg. opened court for Judge T.. IL.
Fdzhugn. who Is enjoying his summer
vacation ~ the mountains Of Virginia
Only probate cases were disposed Of.
and the session OF the cO1rt was "A dull
one. many of the prominent lawyers of
the city being also away.
In the clerk 5 Office Of the court there
were no deeds Of assignment.
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THE c. & O. PURCHASING OFFICE.
Eject on Eichmond'- Trade of It, Re
mONal.

Eject on Eichmond'- Trade of IT, he-
moVal
A TIMES reporter Yesterday. hearing
that Mr.. Arthur $. Emmons the popu-
ar purchasing agent of tie Chesapeake
and Ono Railway. had been removed
and that the Office of the purchasing
agent would be removed To Cincinnati.
called ON Mr. EmmOns nj his Office. IN
the Pace block. and the following col.
lCquy ensued.
Reporter. What is this rumor con
cernirg your resignation and trans
fcrrlng the purchasing department to
Cincinnati :
Answer. The first is correct and the
latter is not imurobabIe on account of
the general manager headquarters be
Iug at CIR cinnatl.
Rep. How long have YOU been con-
nertod with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroads
a. Nineteen years.
Rep. What is the average monthly
purchase in your departmeutf
A. In round figures. $1,000.
Rep. What amount Is disbursed in
Richmond city,
A. Between $4,000 and S2OO
Rep. What are your plans for the
future
A. will travel for two or three
months. take in the Paris exposition
and return 20 REDMOND TO engage in
business.
The removal of the purchasing Office
from Richmond 20 Cincinnati will re-
suit. II will be seen. in the loss of trade
10 Richmond amounting to this city OF
twenty thousand dollars month.
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amoser>' Request.

I asked for a package Of Old Vir.
gina Chsroots. Not this. The paper
Is of the same color and has the name
Of Virginia -- on it. but want the
Old Virginia, manufactured by p.
WhitlOck. and not some Of the va.
rious limitations that have been
place on the market since the
o d Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the request that is'often
m1de by consumers who have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cneroots manufactured by +. Whit.
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price of the Old Virginia
CheToots Is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w,s2w
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JOHN BOWERS,

No. Z Governor street.
MARBLE AND MARBLtllEp ~LAi b
MANIEI~.
FINE WOODEN NANrEiS.
SLATE ANnTl1E liEAiuh-.
'GRAlf~ ANDIENDER~.
GAS CHANDELIERS And SHADES;
HOT-AfE FURNACES ANn IlNh-lLACt
STOVES.
, laiae variety OF HEATING ~loN rs,
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES.
tinc BRASS FENDEH~ AND FIRE 0tl~,
The GRAND OH STOVE AND AT holiA
AApOR COOK SIONE- au lin
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The Minstrel. Last Niehi

George Wilson's Minstrels appeared
nc the Theatre last night. and gave "A
show which, in Its regard for detail
and arrangement. surpassed any min
strei performance ever presented in
Richmond. The Cleveland-haverly
show "a few weeks ago at the
Academy was better dressed and put
upon the stage in more extravagant
style, but II contained but few specinl-
ties which could outrank the perform
anceof lasteveniug. The especial recon-
mendation of George Wilson 5 troupe
was the quality Of ITS vocal material,
though the first part, the Derby Day
i'm England, was piece Of work that
could scarcely be eXcelied I'm elab crate
ness. An the vocal numbers were
good. especially the arrangement for
quartette of III the Cleaning aud
Crowned with the Tempest, from
"Ermani. by chosen seXtette.
George Wilson the inimitgble George
was of course the bright particular
star If the entertainment. and his say
ings and singing met with general APP
probation and applause. but there were
numerous specialties. notably the XII
mess dance, which gained the favor Of
the audience and were heartily enjoyed.
The troupe is altogether strong OF e
superior to any ever before seen here.
and the crowded and fashionable au-
dience present fully testified It's apDre-
citation IN the applause which It Law
ished on the performers.
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There is considerable complaint in
Madison ward at the destruction Of GER
taiu trees along Tenth street. Colonel
W. r. Cutshaw recently had the grade
altered on TENTH street between Clay
and Marshall. and new curb,ng laid
down.
This caused a number Of beautiful
trees along that square ia front OF the
Female Institute 10 suffer. The roots
of the trees were cut and they Will bud
no more in the snrng. Some of them
have been blown down, and the appear
auce of the street Is cons iderably inn
paired by their loss.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

II is still troublesome to enter the
Council Chamber at the regular en-
trance. The work of making the build
ing safe by putting IN new supports. and
making new foundation for the door
posts Is still unfinished, and il will be
some lime yet before the work is COM
pleted. In the meantime. water Justice
Is dispensed in the Hastings Court
room. and the Common Council holds
the legislative reius IN what used to be
known as Washington Hall tut which
for years has been occupied as the Coun-
ell Chamber). Notwithstanding the fact
that 1t is troublesome to get in and out
Of their old quarters.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

The regular monthly meeting Of The
Central Athlenc Club was held at ITS
headquarters on Nayos Island last
night. and the following officers were
elected: Charles Berksrt, president
y. &. Bapnst, vice president; II. s.
Craig, secretary; o. /. Simmons. treas
ufer. A grand reception was rendered
tie members and their invited quests.
and a pleasa"t evening was spent with
tue "old boys
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JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT
COMMITTEE.
Two Bites and no cherry-How to Gel n
Quorum.

Quorum.
Ii seems hard to get quorum Of the
Committee on the Improvement OF
James River. Only five members met
nj the call for the regular monthly
meeting. and the chairman caused n
summon for call meeting to be issued
for Yesterday evening. But disap-
pointment again came, rs obly seven
members were pre,ent. and it requires
eight 10 make quorum. Chairman
Lewis u. Cfenshaw SAID. however. that
he would arrange TO pay of the hands
10 the employment OF the James River
Improvement. and rs this l. one of the
most important matters coming before
the committee. no great harm will be
done
TIE committee asked for more money
than was allotted them in this year 5
budget. and unless IN additional
amount be appropriated, will run short
OF funds.
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a GREAT many smokers land We know
their names, one a well known judge
have been deceived when they asked
for package of the Old Virginia Che
roots and they were handed a package
OF cberOot similar in color with the
name Of Virginia - on it. and not
until lighting the first cheroot did they
discover the deception: and now wien
purchasing the Old Virginia Cheroots
they see that it is the genuine and that
j: has the name of L. Whitlock on il.
Go and do likewise. suwe,..w
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Auxiee 40 notner..

Mrs. MinsiOw's Soothing syrup should al
WAYS De used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer AZ once.
u produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
The child nom pain, and the little cherub
uNakcs 5 'hright rs button" Ii Is very
pleasant 10 taste. IL soothes the child sOf-
ems III. gums, aiiays all pain. relieves wind.
REGULATES me bowels. and rs the best known
remedy for diarihpa, whether arising Tron
teething or other causes. twenty-five cents
8 bottle. Tu.fh. saSW
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Hnlice (nurl.

Among the cases disposed of in the
Police Court yesterday were the fol-
loving:
Robert Lynch lcoloredl, charged
with assaulting and threatening 10 Kill
j. Ii. Wood. aud j. Il Wood. charged
with threatening to beat Robert Lynch
with brick. were tined each = 90 aud
costs.
Jack Hill. trespassiDg on the premises
of Henrietta Pollard. ard detacing and
injuriDg five dresses. one pair Of shoes
and other articles. lie was fined SO
and costs.
Jane Jones lcolorcdl was fined - and
costs for tItspasslng on the premises Of
John j. Harris and creating a disturb
auce with the servants.
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QUEER AND CURIOUS

A jyoarold child n M0neon &c.. j.
said to speak three languages.
4 Bombay newspaper announces tN.
marriages. IN one case the bride bcin.
aged years and I'm the other - months
while the bridegroom was 30 This J.
the system which Pundila Ramalai l.
struggling against
4 short while since o DC womaf
near Centervillo, Wilkes County. Ca
named Harriet Evans, having bier youn.
baby in her lap at church. got to shout
mg and pounding her child She beat ii
so severely that several Of is ribs wor,
broken and the child died in q NV dag.
from the injuries.
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THE BALTIMORE u. S. COURT
BUILDING.

Thought that Richmond j. Likely To- Get b..
The Baltimore american Of yesterday
SAYS that. acting under Instructions
from Washington. Nj. Jackson Hol
land. superintendent Of construction
for the new postoilice in Baltimore. on
Monday caused measurements TO be
taken Of the present United States
Court building In that city. witha view
to inviting bids for its removal to what
ever point the government may deter
mine. Richmond wants the building.
as does Charleston. 5. g.. and Aunapo-
bis would take it. Richmond. u Us
thought. will get 1t for a courthouse.
The building was erected during the
war by an Albany contractor ma Balti-
more, and was first occupied in 1866.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC. BROMIN md
LITHiA WATER. Compare anal, els al Il
you Will see that cur water Is Dearly
three times the strength OF any other
arsenic water. aud contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists, and
BY l.. +. RouIt. sole agent, Second aud
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Deed. Recorded Yesterday.

Deeds itrofdtu yesterday
The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday:
IN THE CITY CHANCERY COURT.
Peter ID. CHM 10 Louis Rawlings. Is
feet on west side Second. between Jack
son and Duyal $500 Samuel ii. Hern-
don TO L. "A. Bruner. feet on east side
Cherry, between China and Holly, so.
n. b. Jones and others TO George o.
Jones. 81 feet ON south side NJ, near
Twentv-fourth. $500: Charles Mackey +
heirs to Peter ID. Glinn. Is feet on west
side Second. between Jackson and Du-
val. S405: John y. Martin TO Z. H..
Bruncr 81 feet ON east side Cherry. near
China, $50.
AT THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE.
Thomas Moore to Thomas b Pollard.
trustee 50 feet on east side Nineteenth.
near Q. SeiO; J. w. Kendler 10 NJ. f..
Goddin, IS acres on T.. +. and Z. X. r..
about four miles north Of Richmond,
known as STAPLES Mills. $3.50.
HUsTINGs COURT on MANCHESTER.
o. L. Davis to Mary +. Pollard, 20
feet on Hull street near Fourteenth.
and interest in 40 feet on Third street
between Decatur and Stockton, 81 800.
James +. Farrcn AMI Washington Nc
Lean aud their wives to ". Ii. Ovens.
81 feet on east side Of Belle Isle street
near Spring Hill. SllS 80; Walter ).
Gall TO trustees of Young Mems Mis-
fionary Society Of Seventh-streei Chris
tian church, GO feet on Cow ardin ave-
nue.. northwest corner Buchanan street,
81 600; John A. Houseman aud wife 10
James N. llpscomb. 22i feet east side
Nineteenth street near Maury 80; W
8. Roliu to :. Spain. ST.. 80 feet on
south side McDonough street between
Seventh and Eighth. - 600.
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Immediately aitcr the above sale, anl nN
virtue of "a deed oi trust executed hy MuiIam
=. Amos. trustee to the undersigned. ncilniI
having been made in tho covenant. tttftih
dietary fu fnc said deed. viii sell llc I'D i
Or GROUND. win FRAME uNlLLl N.-
not 81 thereon. .uu.hcrfd SOB. ou SrfclIn
street. ID Manchester. W.. and adjoining NO
property described above.
',l.rvs. cash us to expenses OF sale. and ms
to remainder. On terms fO he announce ZOO
me safe. GEORGE -. NAShON.JN.
auI2 AlN'l|'
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Come . Join cur watch and dia.
mond clubs. soc. and "A per week.
Drawings Saturday. SPOTT * SPOTT.
Gil East Broad street
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aEER At cEeAT YARMOUTH. i

DuG- di@i uAit0o Hh dhhitl'hai
amount be appropriated, will run short
OF funds.
BEER At GREAT YARMOUTH. =
rrcrtice Milford Tell. How 1t l. Tor-
shipped hy Fishermen.
Especial Corspo1loaeei
new YORK. Aug. ij.-At Great Var
month. England Fishcrman's tap room,
opposite lodgings. The Hercules Mar
row street Twenty feet from my wine
dows Empty by day. Full every night.
Herring fishermen. Wisa ditto. Part
ncr Cor life ia drinking. Hercules cti-
Qucttc. One mug for two, man and wife.
Sipaltcrnatcly. Feminine poworio drain
pot equal % mans he SIPS She sips.
She sips. lIcsips. Mug empty Passed
10 barmaid. b. II. at becrpump. Prac-
ticed muscle. Mind ditto. One stroke
pump lever for half pint. Two, a pint.
Quarter stroke thrown in for good meas
urc Alternate coniugal slipping a5 be-
fore. Sanded floor. Long table. Rack
Of long sicmmcdclay pipes. puhlicpipes.
For customers, SMOKE room iuii Au
hands talk. Ialk' noisy exciting ana al
II o'clock confused
Commences % simmer down 30 mid
night Company 80 that hour at MAXI
mum of b.crinc-- and pro mess Long
windcl Steam zap. High pressure. ln.
spirational nocturnal anec .o,aeo. Same
old yarn. IundieNli TIME. rive NUM-
drelih time Midnight Hercules puts
mp shutters. Turns em onI l"'."i's
linger outside. Hate to go nome. Mi'd
night Soft moonlight High tide oi
beerincss sd nature mt rest. Care
driven away Recollection of debts,
the morrow laNor, rheumatism ane
hue over all. Lifted into temporary
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~ 4. J. Bradley & Go"
George :. Nashon & son.
Real Estate Auctiouccls.
~ V1pTrrr OF \ CERTAIN DEED

U1 INIVI u - 49,. b., tl.- ~
- Me- uIfough trustee for Ho~n 10 hr
ii"sto,' 10 tho undersigned. defauif nav ink
~, node Am the covenants therein contain
81 end being required by pa directory on , .l,
,.,,,if. perpetual Building Fund company
,',e viii sell los auction upon The premises '"
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9TH,
., a o.elocl, T. VI the lot 0f DNOi sd
,,itn FRAME DWEiilND-ilOi~ ~ thereon.
frontlug 10 feet ON seventh ,iie' N''i,'''
fer. "a. near Richmond ma b1hN'ic h'h-
road crossing. numbered 1oi.
TRIMS. One fourth cash, balance poo one.
two and three yoars. with interest added ana
secured hv a decd OF trust.
FpW ANp *. ROSE.
JOSEPH W. THOMAS.
GEORGE =. AA~nuN. jr.,
Trustees,
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THE TURF

Result. ofNe~tcrdaS'- Racing 81 the Sew
Yosh Jockey Club lNe>tehe~tcr) Races
-Imric. for ro-day's Races.
Decorah-posten., 1889-06-26
S~noiamlim9 al Goeroum.

@oerfugien er en- bel Riebomsfilbe
% mao iises at ubaisre Sslenbernes
8elltano. Be tire Ger 8loep, gnaep
os abrep lite lanat uosnfor Rep'iapifs
Sapn er Suslens Yaoliussppboloteoer
Ser parrsr De fig, Os Der bpaser De fine
&eoer brert Gar | Ysspnoelien at Suni.
Ndar 6unnen bar palst bet Steb, boor
bun bill lease fine sgs, ioa pluftsr bun
at Zig en- Del imaa Jlar, bpormeo bun
beflaoer Reoets 8uno Us Sioer; Der,
paa logger bun ier @l, iielosn here.
8 beune lib bigger Sannen Iom en-
COB 5dmilieiaoer albris fra benoe; fla
big boloer ben ct aarpaasent Die meb
i'm Wtdse os bolber benoe iilbase, apis
bun slsr ben allerminoite Nntponina til
at bile tase fig en- Eur. Dasen efter
fommer Wtanoen, Tom eier 2anbet, %
taser bort babe ggg os DUN. BET
ulpffeliae Bar, Der bog uuoertioen eisr
Taper Mooitanb os meb fine Rab bent
ger fig fait oeo Rsuereus aleber, fierz
nsr fig ct Stptte os bespnoer iua paanp
at bpgse &eoe; men otter fommer Bonz
ben isien os benter be foftbare Dun o.
sgs. 5or treble Sang bespuoer ben
utratteltse Mcoer; Os oenne Gang BIZ
Der blot nosle al 9gssene tasue; tbi,
buis ban Osiaa oenue Gang tos oft,
uilbe belle 8ilben uotsrres, ioet Jualen
aloris logger sgs fieroe Sang. Dog
sialoer oenne Snofranfnins bare 9Gss
gene; tbi 9unene fiernes en- @ans bper
use, oa 5usleu fOrtiatter mso at ribbe
fig ielu iaa lanse, inotil bun er iaa bar,
at bun life Longer bar noset at beflebe
&eoet meo. Wen iaa fommer !Saunen
benoe tilbialp Os bespnber at ribbe fig.
Snnnens Dun fOrftaar Sslenberne soot
at filne fra SuunenS; ben er buio os
liot srouere.