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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10
MACS THAT DON'T TAKE DUST
Fair Weather ana Good Track for
the kunninR at Saratoga.


the kunning at Saratoga.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 9-The weather
to-day was fair and the track good. The
event, were as follows:
FIRsT Receive furlongs. Ella D. won,
with Rebecca second and Ecstacy third. Time
1903.
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs. Lady Pulsiver
won, with Century secon1 and Fonsis third.
Time :0l.
THIRD RAcE-Mile. Filter won, with Fenelon
second and Jim Clair third. Time 1880.
FOURTH RAoE,-FIve furlongs. Littl' Pete
won, with Pearl Set and Sena running dead
head for second ace. fine 1904.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards. Lady
Hemphlll won, with Clara l.. second and Silleck
third. Time 1:49i6,
SIXTH RAcE-One and one-sixtecnth miles.
Duke of the Highlands won, with Frederick sec
ond and Nlirth third. Time l:52]a.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH
NEW YORK, Aug. 9-The events at the
Brighton beach races to-day were as
follows:
FIRST RACE Three fourths OF a mile Clon.
tart won, with Richard X. Fox second and
Zeable third. Time 1:17.
SECOND RAcE--Six and one-half furlongs.
Newberg woa, with aida second, and Buck
stone ird. Time 1:224
THIRD RAcE-SiX and half fur)ongs. Ray.
mond won, with Lutte second and Mouson
third. Time 1:@3,
Fourth cE-Seven-eighths Of mile.
Spe dwell won with rheora second, and Forest
King third. Time 20
FIFTH RACE one and one-sixtenth miles.
Bronzenmarte won, with Miss Cody second, and
Leax third, Time :4S15
Sixth RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Glory won, with Brussels second and Iceberg
third. Time 1850
RACING AT LEWIS.
LONDON, Aug AT the LEWIS summer
meeting to-day the race for the Astiev
STAKES of ton SovereignS each for runners
with 900 sovereigas added for 2-year-olds,
five furlongs, was wol BY j. Porters chest
nut colt Sainfern. j. Hammond's bay colt
u trter was eco d and c. j. F. Fawcest's
bay colt Spring Cup third
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10
wHIRLED AROUND A SHAFT.
a Jacksonville Boy Fatally Injured at
q SnW Mill.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Aug. 9.-As Wal
ter Crews, a 15-year-old boy, was playing
in Clarke's saw mill at East Jacksonv. lie,
late yesterday afternoon, his clothes caught
in the hosting machinery, the shaft OF
which was making 800 revolutions per
minute. He was whirle about for near y
a minute, and terribly injured before he
could he released When extricated both
legs were found to be broken, one arm tract
ured and his left shoulder dislocsted
besides severe decorations OF other pa is of
his body. The DO did net lose cousciou 10
ness during the d essing Of his won Dis, but
the shock and internal inju les resulted in
his death early this morning.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10

GIVE IT A TRIAL.
l have suffered great deal from deranee-
ment of the liver. Tried ULMER'S LIVER
CORRECTOR and derived great benefit
Mrs. ELIZABETH S. JORDAN
Greene County, Georgia
Recommended by prominent physicians and
awarded highest prizes over competitors. Ask
for ULMER'S LIVER CORRECTOR and take
no other. Prepared by
b. F. ULMER, MD,
Pharmacist, Savannah, Ga.
Price 81 per bottle. If you cannot obtain the
"Corrector" from -our druggist, send your
order direct, and it Will be forwarded by ex-
press, freight paid.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10
ON The DIAMOND.
Results OF tho Gam - Between the
Countrys Leading Teams.

OOu0CryS L9adllS Teams.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 9--Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
At Louisville
Cincinnati. 3 . / l 2 3 ks
Louisville. &C.. 80 6 0 0 / s
Base hits: Cincinnati 10, Louisville O. Fr-
rors; Cincinnati 3, Louisville Batteries;
Smith and Baldwin, Fret, Stratton and Vaughan
At ka sas City
Kansas City I'D 0 0 2 8 Al
ST. Louis ..........0 0 2 0 /
Base hits Kansas City ID, st. Louis = Err
rors: Kansas City g. st. Louis T. Batteries:
Conway and Hoover, Ramseyi Milligan and
Boyle.
At Pittsburg-
P Wusa,aa;oa ~ 9 9 9 lib
Base nit: Pittsburg 49, Washington o. Err
rors; ri tsourS 8, Washington Z. Batteries:
Calvin and Miller; Person, Sullivan and Mack
AT Indlanap polls
Indianapolis. I'D 0 o.
New York. ........0 0 2 0 , . 3
Base hits Indianapolis g. New York 10. Er.
rors: Indianapolis 5, Now York !. Batteries:
Getzein aud Daily, Crane and Ewing.
At Chicago
Boston .............o 0 O 0 0 0 0 o. 0
Chicago, ......:;...l Q 0 5 = x 8
Base hits: Boston 5, Chicago IL Errors
Boston 3, Chicago s. Batteries Garrison and
CANCEL, Tener and Farrell
AT Cleyelaud-Rnru;n no game
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IRWINTON ITEMS.
Visitors from Savannah - Railroad
Hopes Running High

-lVL1oo 4s-44It iii -9'F7
IRwISTOy, GA, Aug. 9.-Aisses Emma
Willnk and Emma Sagur, two : ung
ladies' Of Savannah. are here on a visit TO
the family Of Mrs. Baum.
The people Of this place arc greatly en-
thuse over the railroad which they hope to
build from this place to Mcintyre, sta
ii 81 On the Central railroad, distance OF
about 81 miles from hero. Mr. Marvin,
roadmaste- Of the Central railroad, says
that road will certainly pay from this
point, as through Irwint. is the only
N ms Of ST ping the produce of this
county; q. e. tue better por;iOn.) Macon
b lcrgcly contributed. and taey hope by
the help of Savannah to put it throug h.
Already s commit oe Of the board Of direct
OTIS has Leen appointed to wait on the Sa-
vannah peoule.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10

MARIANyA, FLA, Aug. 9.-The first bale
Of cotton was shipped f ON here to- day to
New Orleans, to Lehman, Stern & Co. In
cessant rains have prevented ia mers from
pulling fodder, and have kept cotton from
opening as early IS II would otherwise No
worlas have made thoir appearance, aud
very little rust is reported.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10
Gen. Evans Reported DYING.

ATLANTA, GA. Aug. Gem Clement
a Evans, who has been critically i'll with
typholo lever, Is reported dying to-nigut.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10

PROF. SUMNER. whois not vet 50 years old has
. the chair 0, political eco Iony in Yale for
i tns past seventeen years, and is tho author OF
uAu dozen books on that subject.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Advertisements inserted under "Special
Nofices~ lciG be chdT0ed 81 90 Square each
insertion.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
THE FIRE AT MUIR
II Ragged Uncontrollabls for Slz
Long Hours.
4 SERIOUS DISASTER FOR TIE IOBS
The Orisfn Presalssa ~ Have Been In =
Detective Chims~y-A List OF ths
Lossss The Barat District
not Likely 80 be Ksbuiit.

Mus. Mich, Apr.l l6-Flre broke out
oo tbs ,s -, soor af th. p.x,n House AZ
,.---, a 49,.
~ e'oe> '',' "a 7-- "a "a =
presumably irofA a defective cA-iilney.
The house Was full If people. The
fr. -r.r..s.f ,,,...t and north .,,..r,,r,, f..
al '17 o'--'..i5' "e'' .. i'''i '' ''''''
except the DfieS store oL frooasco q
Greenwood. Tie IRE was uncOntroll-
able entl 4o'eloee tbi. morning. Sev-
'i1' Fe''oi'' "'.e '-'''s '''''''' ''''
$40 fatalities resulted. The property
consumed 4, as follows
Banking house ~ Neooer, Just x
Co, contents damaged si,grf insured
Tor $1,000
q. +. stevens brick store, = 30; IN
sured Tor $1,000 stock, 5000 insured
Tor a. ueo.
. Nefl three unoccupled buildings
ani ltrn. 90 no insurance.
q " >ey, pubic hall and barn, $500
10 Insurance.
IT, .eDns, shoe store store, 800;
CO. tei.ts damaged 9lup' no insurance.
VI Ahpey, store, 500 occupied by
Df. Foster, whose loss Is SOC no insur-
ance.
= p 'hase store ana hdrn, s'uV.
" Burden, harness shopi dam
aged 500, u0 insurance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
GRAND RAPIDS PREsBYTERY
OPsning Meeting Last Eseslng a edAs =
FGs.. - tlEils.

Opening Meeting Last tseslins Il eaAs
Pros naaals-
Tie Pfesleiey of Ofand Rapids
Was convened shortly before so'eioek
last evening m the Mesunnstef ires-
hyteran chureh. by Rev. J. II sam
mis, tie ret-rng moderator, WHO an
n0uced a hymn, '-tome. Thou fount
~ Every Bless ug. which MAS followed
by the reading II Luke IS. nY Rev
Morrison of kNarJ hey. DAVIS, az the
First church of ihs city, then led Pa
prayer. "All Hal tAe Power ~ Jesus
Name Was then sung and Rev. SAM
ms then preached the opening sermon,
taking Tor ni, subject The Kingdom
ol God Matt NxFsl4
Briefly he sad. The Kingdom OF
God + present, Yet Il r. a thing - tn
future. Commenlator, DO not discuss
tuIs topic with denuteness, several
authorities We're cited - prove tins.
a covenant was maGe WITH Abraham
and las descendants. ln this line Christ
came, through Ham th.s kingdom is sci
itp, and VIII he finally fully restored.
The Kingdom of Israel in H. growth
and decline, success and defeat. llb-
erty and captivity, was dwelt upon.
The prophets taught spiritual king
dom. Jesus proclaimed Il. lie sent out
I lis followers instructed IN the mKster-
les 81 the kingdom, 90 teach all ma
tons. etc. Al the end of lis life He
said il l. not Tor You 70 know the times
or the seasons, etc.
"Ihe manifestations Of the kingdom
being postponed, he turned 10 other
nations who are 10 share IN the king
/ dom when u comes.
"lnthc covenant there are three parts;
the king, the people and the land. The
| land was promised u Abraham and
/ Isaac and Jacob. Ia Hebrews We are
( told that Abraham soIOurned IN a
strange land.
"Thc earth, which is reserved unto
( fire. shall bee purified and made meet
! for the abode oi the saints.
MANY commentators believe and
J show that the earth glorificd viii bc the
! abode of the redeemed. The coming
) kingdom VIII he an universal reign of
God. This kingdom VIII then be not
| only from shore 10 shore hut from
/ sphere 10 sphere and throughout all
space.
! ''What is man that thou art mindful
of him, or the son of man, that thou
visitest hmT'
The meetings today viii be at a. m
and AT , and 7:30 p. m
The business meeting of the Prosby-
terry viii include reports from churches
and n consideration of the work OF the
Missionary Board OF the church at large.
1t is also expected that the examina-
ton and ordination of Rev. l.. +. DAVIS
OF the First Presbyterian church OF this
city. viii take place during the meeting
of theIPresoytery, probably tonight, il
that church.
Commissioners to the General As
sembly Will also bc appointed.
The WOman's Missionary Society OF
the Presbytery viii meet in the chapel
of the church at Q O'Clock this morning
Among the distinguished person:
present We're: A. Marsh, of Hesperia
TheO. d. Marsh. Ludington; c. Van
derveen, Montague; DR.. Johnson. Big
Rapids; NJ. l.. BOchor, J. III. Sanlmis
/ Grand Haven; l.. F. Davis.
The officers of the Prcsbytery were
+. J. l.. Matthews, of Spring Lake
Moderator; {. l.. Strong, Of Montague
temporary Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
NEW APPOINTMENTS
Hepburn for Solicitor of the Treasury
sexton Chicago's Postmaster.

WAsmNGroN, April l6.-The Presi-
dent made the following appointments
today:
William P. Hepburn, of Iowa, to be
Solicitor Of the Treasury; William IL.
Whiteman, of New Mexico, Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court of the
Territory of New Mexico.
Gen. William F. Hepburn represented
the Eighth District OF Iowa in Congress
tor several terms. He was born in
COlumbiana county, O., in 1888, and be
gan the study of law in 1853. In 1896
ne was elected Prosecuting Attorney of
Marshall county. Iowa. and was subSe-
quently elected Chief Clerk of the Iowa
House OF Representatives. HO served
in the Union Army during the war, and
at one time commanded the Second
Brigade. cavalry division, Sixteenth
Army Corps. He has also been an
earnest Republican and was recon-
mended for the Solicitorship by the
leading men OF his party IN the State.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
A MISSING CHILD.
Freddie Courtney Strayed Away and No
Trace Of Him Can he Found.

John II. Courtney, a carpenter, liv-
ing at l65 South Prospect-st.. reported
at police headquarters at l2:45 this
morning that his little son Fred, aged 6
years, had not been seen since >
O'Clock last night.
Freddie got on the livery wagon Of the
New York Tea store, and told his com
panions that he was going To take a
ride, and has not been seen or heard of
by his parents since. Mr.. Courtney
came TO police headquarters while his
wife went 10 the house of the driver of
the delivery wagon To find out where
the child was let off of the wagon. The
parents We're nearly Wild i'm their
anxiety and were afraid that some ter
rihle fate had ovcrtakcn their child.
He was dressed, when last seen. in a
light colOred coat. dark pants and a
light cOlored corduroy cap.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

WAsHrNGroN, April l6.-Before the
Armes court-martial today Assistant
District Attorney Shillington was called
90 testify relative 10 the Police Court
proceedings against Captain Bourkc.
and corroboratod what had already
been developed on that point. At the
conclusion Oi his testimony the pros
ccuton rested their case. ami the
Court adjourned until Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

tttl-H-'t = = ft-t.*tN-rr ~
WASHSGToN, April l6.-Mrs. Letitia
F. Chandler, widow of the late Senator
Zach Chandler, and mother of the wife
of senator Hale of Maine Inexperienced
for 100000 a piece of property on the
corner of Sixteenth and k-sts., one of
the most fashionable parts of town.
Mrs. Chandler viii at once commence
the erection of a handsome house on
the property.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

FLIST, Mlch., April l6.-Wllam IL
Graham, of this eily. this morning re
ceived Official notice OK hls appointment
A. a postal route agent between Fort
Gratl0l and Battle Greek, with nsIfuc-
tlons % report Tor duty al the nr,t
named point tomorrow morning. He
succeeds e.. h. Setteriy, aud receives ms
appointment under tine recommendation
OK Congressman Brewer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
Woman ,ti,.ing at Reed CITY.

REED CRY, Mich, April l6.-Mrs.
Jessie Yates, a woman about tfty-five
years OF age, wandered away from
home Yesterday and cannot Ice found.
IL Is supposed ,ne stenlporarily insane.
The country mas been secured but not
trace can be- found of the unfortunate
woman, and some begin 10 think she
has committed suicide
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

BATTLE CREEK, Mich. April 10
General superintendent W. l. Fox and
Auditor Bruce Ellis left Battle Greek
today for Bay City. 10 close mp the busl-
nes, and suspend the operation OF the
Battle Greek and Bay City road, by per
mission OF Judge Brown, given IN the
the form 81 an order. The road was
rOt paying expenses.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

81. isyAeE Meh., April l6.-Ihe tug
,augalack, Win b ( raft ia TOW for
the NackilaH L1mbef Company, lost
heE wAsel last night and /. nov ln a
helpless coAd-t.on near Mllecoq0ln,
holding the raft wlth al anchor. A
south wnd Viii send the raft ashore.
The Leyiathan goes from here Tor the
ratt aud the Charles Matte foT the SAu-
g4t4lA
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
THE PALMER BANQUET.
Many Distinguished Guests Expected to
he in Attendance.

DErRorr, Mich, April l6.-Elegant
invitations for the complimentary ban
quet to Minister Palmer to be given at
the Russell House April -, have been
sent ont by the Secretary, Col. Fred T..
FarnswOrth. one was sent 10 Prc>i-
dent Harrison; also to Vice President
Morton; also % every United states
Senator. It's expected that SENATOR
Sherman and Pavuc. of OHIO: Senators
Stockbrldgo and Mcmillan, of Michigan;
Senator Hiscock. OF Ncw York. and
Senator MandcIson. Of Nebraska. will
attend. Many C0ugrc-,men. who are
intimate friends Of tho new Minister.
have been invited The great post
prln.dal speaker, Chauncv VI. Depew,
has been asked. and special effort j.
o. be- made to secure his attendance.
and also others of tine celebrated aSso-
c1t.on of ''>pel-hnders.' All MEM
ber. OF rhe Michigan legislature have
been invited. and Governor Luce and
nf- ~tIf ufi. be- present
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

ASS ARnoR. Mch-. April l6--Dlvid
Lindsey. ST.. ut Brdgewater, who may
be- called 70 answer to the charge Of
killing bis sou. David Lindsey. Jr.. who
was fatally shot in quarrel on -atur-
day night, arrived Mere az l0 O'Clock
th.- morning. accompanied by 4 Bridge
water officer. and tine wife OF the
younger Lindsey. The latter was ia
consultation with the Prosecuting At
toruey tins afternoon. and 10 Is thought
charges VIII be- preferred. and that
Lindsey VIII be arrested and held 20
answer. The divorced wife of thc elder
Lindsey lives with her daughter. the
~ fe of Dr. peil. of th- city. Lindsey
IS short. thick-et, ful-bearded man
of about 30. agd bears in hs features
tac signs Of dss|p patton.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

WAsHNsroS. April i6.-It j authori
tatively stated that the new Comptrol
Ter of the Currency has not been selected
yet. The President and Secretary
Window VIII hold a conference tomor-
row. however. and decade who shall be-
appointed 20 the position.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
eAeinr the DocfDr.

LANSING, Mich, April l6.-The Su-
preme Court denies the writ OF habeas
corpus asked for by Thomas Weaver,
the Bay city faith cure doctor, who
was convicted OF larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
Cutting Down Expenses.

FLINT, Mich, April l6.-The new
Common Council met for the first time
last evening. The body distinguished
itself by cutting the salaries OF several
city officers 80 per cent. War IS ex-
pected.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17
THE MORTGAGE LAW
The Bill 10 Repeal II Passed by
the Lower House.
The yOIETHREE 10 OSE IN ITS FAVOR
The Governor HOlding Two OF senator
Wsssslias' Bitis-Ihe Legislators Ad-
uairs the Improved Telegram
Herald"

,as-sse,. - - ss.t.e.. s.S.-s
LASsISG, Mich, April Ia goodly
grisg OF bills was handled 10y the Legis-
lauve mall today The Senate was n
session few minutes over two hours,
and n that time passed eight bills aiai
one JOINT resolution. lD the list was IN
House bill granting extra compensatory
- per day, 10 the Upper Peninsula
members OF the Legislature; senate bl
gving the State Agricultural ~ocieg
the power - permanently locate A ~
for the holding of the ANNALS fan
House bin giving the Judges OF munct
pal courts Of record the power % $50
Wfts Of haDeas corpus, House bAl con
cerniug the assignment and distribution
OF the estates of deceased persons
House bll amending the charter OF tn
city OF Marquette; House blllE authons
ing the township of ROscommon 10 issue
bonds for - 900, 20 pay lts outstanding
Indebtedness, and Senate file No. -,
concerning the manner OF appointing
nOtaries public.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

Mr.. Aleshire's joint resolution to sub
NIT to the people the question OF call
ING a convention for a general revision
of the state Constitution, passed the
House BY it the vote of the people is
to be taken on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in November, 1890,
and the constitutional convention j. tn
meet on the first Tuesday in December,
lNal.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

Capt Charles ". Watkins came 10
Lansing this morning. occupying car
ton of the journey. Mr Watkins
spent tho day at the Capitol. and was
warmly congratulated hv hs friends
tor the magnificent run he made in tho
last municipal election Oi the second
city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-17

Mrs. Harriet Cook and Mrs. Phoebe
Kctcham. OF Grand Rapids, arc at the
capital. and wili spend several days
here in the interest Of bills TO secure
municipal suffrage to women, to pro-
vide for kindergarten instruction IN
schools, etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-09-24
GIfab.Sotbrinaen~

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Ssnt1,meris am SOnntGs siuen s~ewi1en
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iS!cfsn abSefibrt perSsn.
3 Ell benz e mpfause bes Railsrs
gu Wss batisn fid uIebrsrs sinbsimiI1e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fern gebaIten.
Die yWsssr Sts." tIast fernsr, Bag cine
AusabI ,fraH36fitsr" 9si4ditsbduier id
weesr on lem 6lasssnidmut nod on bss
illumination bstbeiIist bittsn. ginem
WeIi4sn, Der DOR benz Raiisr ,9iue la
Srancs" ssrufsn, wurbs Der Sut %sinsetriss
ben.
S5dbIi5ss Rib in gIiaB : 9o=
tbrinssn waybe i'm Rs9uunssilbr 1888
bis 80 srIsst, be,w. ~ssfanssn: l6 @0Ife.
1912 Si1is, los WiIbfasen uub 9OS
8iIoi5usius. Die O5lfs varten idmmt.
LID IN 2oibrinssu srIsst.
Der GateI3us. ssIsssntIi9 bes
6aiisrbsiu5s tn Wfes, nal SroBartis Sbre
Mfaieifdten eri&isnsn auf benz BaIton unb
b0rtsn ben RIdussn gu, bssriBt pon ben
WaHsn bes YubIitums. Snswii&eu bes
gam aud bic illumination in Sen Saupts
itraBen unb Sbeilsu Der Sta5t, weI&e einsn
im~poiantsu anbIid~ sepibrts. Die Strassn
wa,esn wieber pom ben fpaIierbiIbenbsn
Ssreinen u. Eruppsn bsisst. Die erIeud=
tetsn Sampions, bic illumination &C. per.
b~rsitstsn iber ben Strassn nit ibrsn De-
toraticnen sinen unssabntsn SLAM. Gin
bur4brinsenber, tur,sr Rsssn iteIte fid
Elm, tonnte absr bic Rsni4enma1en rpsia
DE be Ibiabrt Der Ssrri9aiten srpar.es
ten, ui9t gum Wsi9en b%rinssn.
Surt nod IL llbr bssann bic abfabrt
gum Babnbof; itirmiide So4s ~piianatsn
f4 wie Bsuen fort. pinttIt9 wie poss
ssisbsu, !l2 llbr, bampfts Der Sus ab nns
ter benz 5o@rufsn Der anwsisnbsn.
Sn Wes III i'm SospitaIe sine @itts
NE 9epp I'M aIter uon los Sabreu; ss lit
bies pbne 5wsifeI bic aItsifs perfon In
Nes.
gu W oIpsrin 9 c n wiIb bic 6iIma
6rupp In gFsn elm giienwert erri@tsn.
Beretts ioa @ru1b unb gpbsn basu anaes
fault ietn.