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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
THE BEHRING SEA TROUBLE.
senator Frye Attempts to Elucldate It.
An Extra Session.

senator Frye Ate mpta 10 EluclOate lt.
An Extra Session.
AUGUSTA, NE, August Ex-senator
Frye, iuss as be was leaving here lest
evening for the Rangely Lake regions said
in response to query about the Behrirg 9
S.a trouble "The fret thing for the
United States to determine is whether or
not the sea is a closed sea. The House in
the bill sent over to the Senate the last
session, undertood TO assert the principle
of closed sea III came to the Senate late
m the session and was referred TO the
Committee on Foreign Relations, of which
am member That committee
reported 1t back to the Senate with the
words stricken ont not because the COM
mi,tse came 20 the conclusion that it was
not q closed seq, but because il was a ques-
,iOn Of the greatest importance requiring
larger consideration than there was time 10
give. My Own opinion is that the portion
o, he sea where these controversies arise
has always been a closed sea, so main
,ained tor half century without any pro-
test on the part Of any nation. AS be-
tween Great Britain and the Uaited
States The queation ought not to bs raised
because If these waters are declared open
waters IN less than five years the whole
seal fishery would he destroyed and Eng
land has much interest in preserving that
fishery as We have for the purchases and
prepares Tor the market all skins that are
taken.
uWera The aaiZures Warranied2'
"rhey were entirely iustihaole, ss far as
our officers wege concerned, as the law
which passed Congress instructed the
officers 20 30 So
"What is the way out Ofthe dificulty?'
"I think the question will be settled be
tween the countries IN a practical, COM
non sense manner automatically"
Iu regsrd TO an extra session Of Congress
the Senator said "NO doubt an extra ses-
sion Will be called about OctOrber 20.
DO not regard it az at all necessary. Il
viii be difficult 20 get any important legis-
ation through the next House, and the
Democrats will be disposed TO do anything
in their power TO obstruct, and can prevent
any chang. IN the rules is they please
Even the msi0rity viii be slow to make
any OF the changes proposed, "a they are
liable no any time 70 be in the minority.
The important legislation cf course IL
c.udes tae tariff
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
0'BRlEN AND GILH00LY.
O'Brlen Gets Two Months and GiIhooiJ
afv Wall

O'Brlen Gets Two Months and Gilhooiy
Six Weeks,
DUBLIN, August 2G.-The trial at Con-
akilty OF Mr.. Wm O'Brien and Mr.. James
Gilhooly, Members Of Parliament for
County Cork, who were charged with
heading Nationalist meeting which had
been proclaimed by the government, was
concluded to-day, resulting in the conyic-
tion of the defendants Mr. O'Brien was
sentenced to two months imprisonment
and Mr. Gilbooly to six weeks imprison-
ment without hard llbJr. Upon the OK
piration of their sentences they will he
asked to give bonds TO keep the peace ior
six months In the event OF their refusing
to give the required bonds they will be
sentenced to two months additional impris-
onment. After sentence bad been pro
nounced they were taken, under a military
escort TO the Cork jail. Upon leaving the
court room they we're cheered enthusiss-
tically by the crowd that was waiting ont
side and at the Jail they were given fimi-
lar greeting
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
An ARRAY OF ACCIDENTS
From Charleston That Is Fxtenslse-some
Fatal

Fatal
Special Telegram to the Register
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 90
Saturday Rev. Sam Gibson, enroute home
from this city 10 Mink, was thrown out
Of his buggy by runaway horses and prob
ably fatally injured.
VIM. Gilbert, employed at Government
Lock Z, was struck Saturday by falling
derrick and sustained a broken arm, a
fractured jaw and a cracked skull.
J. W. Wilkes while piling ties on Elk
river near this city was thrown over an
embankment and seriously injured.
Mrs. Ike Snyder WAS thrown from a
wagon near RobinsOn's Saturday and had
her arm and ribs broken. She is aged
an cannot recover.
Miss Mary Roy for fifty -four years q
resident of this city and for fifty years a
member of the Methodist church. died
yesterday morning. She was seventy
nine years old and leaves numerous de-
scerdents.
Mrs. John Carson and Mrs. VIM. West
were thrown from spring wagon yes-
te,Jay morning near this city. Mrs. West
was fatally injured and Mrs. Carson sus-
tanned severe injuries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
The Flacls Case.

NEW YORK, August 26-The papers in
the Flack divorce ce7e were thrown open
to the reporters to-day by an order Of
Judge Allen, ofthe Court of Common Pleas,
upon an application of J. E Graham, of the
New York World There is, among the
papers, what appears to he a complaint
and a plea for divorce by Mrs. Flack
against her husband on the ground Of in
fidelity, Mrs. Fiack has since insisted
that ahe did rot bring action for divorce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
nl.trIet Attorney whIte,. Move.

STOCKTON, CAL, August 26.-District
Attorney White appeared before Justice of
the Peace Swain this morning and moved
TO diamiss the warrant Issued against JUS
tice Stephen J. Field, charging him With
being party to the killing Of David S
Terry, aud which WAS sworn out By Mrs.
Sarah Althea Terry. This action of the
District Attorney was based on letter Of
the Attorney General of the State to the
District Attorney directing that such
cnnrss ahonld be followed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

KANSAS CITY, No, August ga fire
at 2.3oa q. ~, in the two-stOry frame build
iog ON Sixth snd Water streets, Kansas
CITY. HANS, destroyed 5000 worth Of
property and burned Harry Randall, aged
s. 20 death. Tue lower portion OF the
building was used as feed store and the
upper psrt as r. dwelling. in which lived
e. As Kendall, wife and four children, and
VIM l.. Flaeg, RsndAlls son-iu-law, and
wife Five horses were kept IN the base
me1t The fire spread so rapidly that the
occupants barely escaped, Harry being so
badly burned thst he died. Four horses
,..-e hrrnll 10 death.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

The marks on the landing iast evening
we're . feet 10 inches and falling. The
work of raising the sunken towboat Eater
prise, at steubenville, is progressing and 1t
is expected that she will be laoat within
the next day or two. River men complain
that the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
Company ia not pushing work as energetic
ally ~ it might be done on the Beaver
bridge. The river men are arIious
now as navigation is suspended that
this work be pushed forward TO
completion with oil possible dispatch,
The last piece OF iron work IN the channel
span OF the Pan Handle bridge at Steu-
benvlle was taken down Sunday. About
two weeks will be required TO set up the
new span, and then the work OF removing
the channel obstructions will begin. The
leaning pier east OF the channel has been
entirely removed, and the new pier will
be built as rapidly As possible There is
considerable masonry to be huilt at the
east end Of the bridge before Il is ready
for the double track. Toe Government
dredge boats are still at Short creek bar.
There is Work 10 be done at Browns
leland, bat the river il too low FOX them
TO get up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
ABreak in the Erie.

LocEPORT, n. Y, August ga bad
break occurred on the Erie canal at Shel.
by's basin, two miles east Of Middleport,
this morning. Forty feet Of the embank-
ment on the heel path went out, and ny >
o'clock the water in the canal has lowered
three feet at Middleport stopping nsviga'
ton. Quarries in the vicinity are so badly
odsd as to stop work, and the Hats
no7thward toward the lake are flooded. A
large force of men we9 put TO work at
once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
HYPPOLYTE ON TOP.
His Forces Numbering 1000 Occupy Port
Au Prince.

His Forces Numbering 900 Occupy Port
Au Prince.
WASHINGTON, August 26-ActiDg Sec
retary Walker today received the follow
iOg cablegram from the United States cen
sui at Santiago De Cuba, dated to-day
"GhOrardi at PoIt Au Prince orders rae to
oable Hyppolyte's forces that 1000 men
quietly occupied the town on the 23Id.
The Minister of War of the northern forces
assures me he viii permit no riOting, de-
mOnstratiOns or destruction of property.
The French Corvette sailed at noon for
Santiago De Cuba with Legitime, his prin-
cipal followers, and a number of refugees.
The city continues quiet HyppOlyte, the
provisional president, enters to-day"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
He Ought to BE

franklin, TENN, August 2o.-A ne
gro named Hill Davis attempted to com
NIT rape on Mrs. Howell, white, while her
husband was absent. Screams OF children
and a sperate resistance Of the lady scared
the ufgfo off 4 posse is hunting him and
If caught he will be lynched.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
4 Tow DennpuIated.

SPRING VALLEY, Ills, August %
Mr.. Scott, of Pennsylvania, telegraphed
General Manager Dsvlin to-day to dis'
charge all employees of the Spring Valley
CO. who were not absolutely needed to run
the mine, and to prepare for a general shnt
down of six months or year. TINS meSns
practically the depopulstiOn Of the town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
A rrn.ted Hookkeepor.

New YORK, August 26.-Albert McMil
len, the trusted bookkeeper OF the Cody y
Nelson Company, tailors, at 226 Fifth ay
enue, took all the cash be could lay hi'
hsnds on and fed He hsd previously
raised two checks drawn TO his order bJ
the firm and rocketed over y 200 OF hi'
employers' money. The total loss by BIZ
dishonesty is 3. 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
The Rrnkan Dam

PRoyIDEy cE. r. L, August 26.-The
loss by the breaking of Spring Brook rsser-
voir will probably amount to SIS. 600
The boy, East Dodge, had an almost
miraculous escape; be was carried quar-
ter Of mile down stream and scToss tie
torrent before he could be rescued. The
bodies OF three men who were drowned
have been recovered. They were badly
dlsfpnred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
Washington Notes.

Special Telegram 70 the Register.
WASHINGTON, August 26.-Mr. and
Mrs Herman L. Amiss, of Parkersburg,
are here on their wedding trip.
West Virginia Pensons-Ouginsl In
valid: James Forester. Increase. James
A. Rice. Original Widows, etc Charles,
father OF James Cotton; Josephine, widow
al Elmole II. Dumire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
rhe nne.tIon ot RecIprooIty Up AgsIa.

OTTAWA, August 26.-A recent order IN
council requiring that a fee Of fifty cents
for each report inward or clearance out
ward be exsctsd from oil vessels navi'
eating the inland water of Canada except
these holding Canadian cossting licenses,
has evoked from United States vessel own
ers CRY OF discrimination, and they have
asked the Washington authorities 70 make
renresentations 10 the Canadian Govern.
ment on the subject. The order raise:
the whole question Of reciprocity in coast
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
An Eccentric Bachelor Found Dead.

An Eccentric Bachelor Found Dead.
NEW YORK, August 26.-Manuel
Radiera, a wealthy Spaniard, who was
jrmerly well known New York sugar
merchant, but who retired fTom active
business many years ago, was found dead
in his bed in his apartment, rear rcom
on the third floor OF the Barrett House
shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday forenoon.
Mr.. Rudiera had the reputation Of being
millionaire. He was an eccentric
hnchelnr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
NoLonzer OheYaIlara.

PARIS, August 2G-The Council OF the
Legion Of Honor has erased the names Of
General Boulanger and Count Dillon from
the roll OF the order.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
orr TO CANADA.
That Is where People Th'uk Bank Cashier
Halliday Has Gone.

Halliday Has Gone.
Mt GLEAD, o., August 26.-While
nothing definite is known Of the extent Ct
Clshier Robert p. Halliday'5 defalcation
in the First National Bank, which closed
Saturday, it is supposed it will reseh S25'-
600 Halliday, on Friday, made conies-
sion 90 the directors He went away on
Saturday, bis friends say 10 Cleveland, but
others think his destination Is Canada.
Ia has had the entire confidence cf the
community during long business life, hut
during the past Eve years has speculated
in wheat and OIL. He used the bank 6
money and supplied It's place BY forged
notes when au examiu nation vas to be made.
This attracted tbs attention Of the bank
examiner. who discovered that the notes
we're forgeries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

SAY FRANcIsco. August 26.-Tne
csui.er Charleston arrived here from the
southern coast from her second trial trip
III $50 this morning She made an
average al thirteen knots on four hun
/ dred mile run from San Pedro.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
,isl Telegram to the Kegiste,.

Special Telegram TO the Register.
WESTON, W. VA, August 26.-The
s.eam souring mill owned BY John W.
Delsmer obout three miles from Weston IN
the vilisge OF Bendsle, was to-day de-
stroved by FIRE ubout J p. m. Loss about
three thousand dollars; no insurance.
The dwelling OF Mrs. Bridget Cummings
on Polk creek caught fire yesterday, but
the FIRE was discovered before much dam
aga was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
FIFTY INJURED,

Rut so Far As Kcown None we're
Killed.
SrREAroR, ILL.,, August 26.--4he east
bound yestibule train on the Chicago, San
"a Fe and California railway from Kansas
CITY was thrown or the track near that
piscs this morning and four coaches over
tursd Fully fifty passengers were IN
iured. bat rl far as known none were
.IIlaI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

Miss Beaumont, an American, made a
successful descent from balloon with
parachute at BriddingtoD, Eogland, yes
teEdaY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

LONDON, Augost 25.-A severe earth
quake shock was felt throughout Greece
to-day. Serious damage was done IN sew
eral towns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

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l.|. ''-.- .. c.,r
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.... ...,iuors widespread ST.
r..,., ~rrls-. and the
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deep uls-- ., ,o
Stranded T.Hl l-s .-..,-
..... tr. i.an. srar,- o. llt
.... .- Mas ll.. wac
lre-.n.t.- .--. ,,t
r.u.r....eI IS .-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

The United States Corvette Enterprise
hss arrived at Plymouth, where she will
await the arrival OF the United States
steamer Dolphin, from Gibraltar, 1h.n
both will proceed to Ireland.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
BASE BALL.
A Close Game at Dayton Yesterday Other
Gamea

A Close Game at Dayton Yesterday-Other
Games.
The wandering baseballists from Wheel
ing blew into Dayton, Ohoho, yesterday,
and astonished the natives and the base
ball club of that place by putting mp a
dandy good game Of ball and coming within
an ace of winning it, The boys are out on
their own hook now. They haven't got
eight or tea bosses, and under Billy Bow
mans management they will put up good
ball, no doubt. There are some good ball
players ia the Wheeling team, and the res-
son they put up such a poor quulity OF
the article was because they were bandi-
capped.
Only meagre report of yesterdays game
was received, as follows:
Special Bhgrdm 10 ne R(Jistr.
DAYTON, o., August 2G.-The Wheel
ings put up a good game against the home
team to-day, Meehan and Munger both
pitching strong games, not a run being
made until the sixth inning. The home
team got the necessary run in the ninth.
Score:
Daytsn....... ..............O o 0 C o Ol o l..
Wheeling ..................O o o o 0 o D. ]
Batteries, Munger and Flanagan, Nee
han and Haller; errors, Dayton >, Wheel
ing B. umpire, Hill.
Easy Victory for Springfield.
SpecIal Telegram 10 the Register
HAMILTON, o, August 26.-Sp,iugdeld
won to-day with ease by the following
score:
Hamilton..................l o 0 !.
| Springfield d.................5 -
Batteries, Allen and Ho2raye, E4stor
and SteD i; baso hits, Hamiltan :. Spring
dsld -; errors, Hamilton >. Springfield T.
[ mp:re, Dolan and X. Westlake.
Canton Wins.
Special telegram 10 he REGISTER.
MANSFIELD, o., August 26.-Five hun
dred people saw Canton down the home
team to-day by the following score:
De- g.R. ID. E
Mansicll.........0 % 3OO0O0O-3
Canton. OllOO4O2-l Il
MOErls0n ana fltI5lmm0ns, olaln anu
Berger. Time, , hours. Umpire, West.
The Light Weights were defeated yester-
day by the Heavy Weights 10 to 8.
A nine of Bellaire steel workers went
over to Barnesville TO play nine from
that place, and thu Barnesville team wor
by q score Of Z to l.
The Excelsior Base Ball Club would
like to hear from the ShsmTocks or Pinl
Carriers some Saturday or Sunday. Answe
through the REGISTER.
At 81. LOuis-St Louis >, Kansas City
s; earned runs, Kansas City /; ErrorP
Kansas City 3; hits, ST. LOuis I, Kansas
City 6; pitchers, Conway and Chamber
lain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

Morrison and Fitzsimmons, Stsib and
Berger Time hours. Umpire, West.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
Canton Wins.

SptcIuI ItIt1TuW % " HtVIdTtTs
MANSFIELD, o., August 26.-Five hun
dred people saw Canton down the home
team to-day by the following score:
o.. BR. u. E
Manshcld............0 % O000O-3
ID n 4 ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27

Batteries, Allen and HO2raye, E4stor
and SteDz.l; baso hits, Hamiltan :. Spring
tisld -; errors, Hamilton >. Springfield T.
Umpire, Dolan and X. Westlake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-27
Easy Victory for Springfield.
.Ial Telegram 10 tho Register.

SPECIAL IeIeBrafn 70 INC heBlhIct.
HAMILTON, o, August 26.-Sp'iugfeld
won to-day with ease by the following
score:
Hamilton..................l : OOOOl /.
anrinofald I'd d O 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-14
:,nGcn;oatru t,nS sapone.

Ger Gcgenbeiud, tpelfen ber 3Dnia
rrn StnIien rem beutld,sn 8aiier in Ser.
lin m0d,t, lit an iit fein Greignib BON
grocer Scneutune. G5 lit nidt ipabr:
It'cinlid', boB rerIeIbe 81 neuen, iber
co3 bciilhcnNe ScfenIipbiinbniB binauS:
~3chcnNcd Gbmadungen filbren ipirp.
&onjg @Unibcrt lat itd nad Berlin be:
Jtten, lii hie Inn i'm rpri9en Sabre BON
rcm iun92i CATER 8emafte Siiite in
Jtom - rIn eriten Seiud, fpel6sn Elm
m6Gti3cr Spuperain bem &bnise bon
EtnIjtu i'll iciner !Nanptitnbt ma6te-su
Nlpjaern. Ser Buffalo 9emofrat"
friiht lei 6ieier Gelegenbeit fpIsenbe
biitoriId,e Crirmcrungen ouf:
Scr Mtrrp3 Ton Sarpsen erIanste i'm
Gnfar9e res rrripcn Sobrbunberts BON
cyncm I2ybtrInnSe rem &DnisstiteI, ipe=
nj9e Sabre, ncd,ocm Der &urfilrIt bon
8roubeutUr1 oud BON einem Neben=
lanpc, rca prtubilten &~6nigStiteI anges
npunlen latte. in uniersr ;3eit erfcl9te
Die NnuahH;e rer ocutiden &aiIerfpiirbe
sebn Sabre nad Ger G~rpflamirun9 beS
&pni8ycjd'5 StnIien. Sn rcr Gei6idte
rcr bria;H Gpnaitien finpen lid onbere
NnoIoA,cn, n0mentlid in ben Spnfliften
init Gtie,rcih urS rer rpriibersebenben
Grnic>r:3ma ipdbrenp Der 8lansperipbe
cc3 critGu NoppIepns.
Ser H'arit bat np6 teute BEN itaIiez
nlid,'N &0ni9StItcl nidt anerfannt; ober
&o0i3 MumD2rt tpeib SipeifeloS, RAP Der
oFcltOiiit'e Stufl Den brei eriten SDni=
gen ron &reuber, Ipsar rem grpben
6rlcortd,, iueld'en talb europa befdmpfte
uno nldt 81 iltcripinben pernptte, bic
4~ncrttnnun9 rer &Dni9Sipiirbe beriaste,
ba ritietbe ron cinem 9anbe berriibrte,
iucId't5 cilcm 9eiltIiden Srben unb Dos
nit iaoircft bem Eapitthum untsrtbon
9eiDtIcn iDar.
Die ietigen Sesiebunsen spiI6en
ScutI6lnnp unb Stalien haben iebp6
ibre OrEnrIa8e ig ben beutisen Sntereis
len Der tcipcn 2dnber namentIi@ SSront.
reid ge3enl5er. Die Sransoien irerben
boron crinnc;t, hab Seuti6Ianb unb
StoIicn pcrtinbet iinb, fi9 bic Grrun=
9enidoftcu rcr lebten breisis Sabre su
beip0bren unb baB Sranfreid tlnft;a
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-14

ntdt mebr letne WrpBe ui,D :ytaur IN Der
G6pd6e unb 3errihenbeit Der 3a6bars
Idnber StaIien unb SeutifLanb iu4en
barf.
Die 8erIiner Suiamnisnfunft lit sez
eisnet, BEN Barrier l1ebcrmutb ;u hdms
pfen unb bemielbsn ani6auIi9 Su mas
den, bab itd felt Der &epclution, beren
GdcuIarfeier bon ben SranSuien iest Be-
sansen ipirb, ishr piel gednbert bat.
@enn her itaEteniid's 9p~nt9sbeiu6 in
Serlin ter GrhaItuna Res Sriebens for
berlid lit, 10 ipiro in Curppa 5u cemIels
Ln, OSI;+ S,,T,,5h,,, fn.r,,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-14
Sic Wicoeria9e ttao o.: SOB oes
@6m:9s SpbanneS bon @bcif=
1;icn.

9t5ueyel itoIienilden NueIlen entitam:
mcnrc 8erit'te bringen Jest Die ndberen
1lmitGnoc ber ShIadt StpiIfen ben 2lbeI:
i@yujtrn ul0 Ieripilden, in melder be,
9}e9u9 poer Der &0nig Sobunnes Don
2lbeIiilicn nebIt ieinem Seere ben Inter
gang ianb. Sanad fanb bieier S6luB;
aft rer 9it9u5tra9pbie unter ben folsenben
llmltdnocn itntt
Hn Der 9tGbe he5 herrliden SianoIee's,
nlr lDWigc &ilometcr BON benz llfer emit:
iccHt, itanbsn bic beiNen Seere ii6 in
Sdla@toronung 9egenilber bic 9lbel:
itnicr W1ter &Dni9 SSrbannes, bic Der;
WiId't nit thrcm Glitecprp5 Der Dag;
garuGrjt8tr inter pcm Srucer bc@
TiahDi.
Dit iRrtm geip9hntm lln9cltiim grit;
fen bic Nb2iiInitr al uHo ipurfcn Die
NtIiutldt inrilf, perlIumttn abcr, ala
rjt2 0tId'ehtn iplr, bic Nn~iucnouno al;
ltr &crittt2muBregeln unb gaben lid in
be"a tvotcrttn Eager Der 6einbe piloen
GrJjcu bin. So fpunte e3 benn oe.
id'ch2N, ouE in Der 9tudt, ais rie iic9es.
bcraUiHttn Nbeilmier in ticfcm Shlafe
lnacl ii: OtrpiIde suriidfchrtcn, lie
iIttcrUnpttttl unp III bIuti1cm GcmebcI
inflammation ipa3 ihrcn in Den 9Sco
fam. n r1IennGr GIud,t i"tilrsten Die
pcm 5tGtturc enttpnneNcn Ibeiltnter -
oaruat.r bu Nrgt9 uno Sta5 9thtlo -
rcm &c VI uuo lammelten itd auf ci=
ncr u3lptlt bc5 llfer5 licgcnbcn fleincn
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