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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
MEruoDIsM IN ALEXANDRIA.

Tho Mcthodists OF Alexandria date from tho
time when John Wesley WAS still living in Eng
land, for as early as IVA Fairfax county, of
which Alexandria was then the Court House is
mentioned as among the places visited by the
Methodist itiberant preachers. Alexandria Was
made a station as early as 1871, and the first
meetings were held in sail loft, the third story
of building which yet stands on the southeast
corner of King and Union streets conference
was held in Alexandra in 1892 and in 1894
there were sixty white and forty colored members
of the Methodist Church Tho Baltimore Annual
Conference in that year dcsgnsted Alexandria as
a station, and it continued attached to that con-
ference as united church until 1913, when the
Methodist Episcopal hurch South was organized
here with Rev. James A. Duncan as pastor, and
was attached TO the Virginia General Conference.
Twenty three years ago, in 1866, the conference
met hero FOR the first time after the civil war,
when the important question of its future relation
to the Christian church had to be decided.
Promptly, yet most deliberately, they voted to
connect themselves with the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, and thus the old Baltimore Con-
ference founded by Asbury, became part of the
Southern Methods. Church. The membership of
the churches had become much scattered during
the wsr and the conference was considerably dis
organized, there being only about 10000 MEN,
bers on tho roll. The ministers went to work
with will and with conviction of the ultimate
success of their church. Now they report over
200 ministers, 40 of whom effective, 100 To-
cal preachers aud more than $4,000 members.
They have 429 churches valued at nearly mil
lion dollars, 112 parsonagcs, valued at about
$2j0,000, and 10000 Sunday school scholars
and workers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

opposition of the republican ring here, head
ed by Gleason Fox and the colored man Per
re Carson, is helping him considerably.
The like of office seeking here has never
been equalled. Representative Peters
of Kansas says he received l07 letters yes
terday from as many applicants for office 10
his district, beating his previous record. lie
SAYS there arc los postoflices in his district
and an average of FIVE applicants for each
one. The Presidential pos .masters there,ne
believes will not be charged until the terms
OF tbs iucumbents expire. Senator ALLISON
ard his clerk have both been made sick by
the number Of Iowa office seekets. Inc
talk fall the other republican senators ana
representatives is TO the same elect.
Representative Cowles, whom some III
aduiaed democrats would substitute for
Nessrs Carlisle. Mills and Breckenridge as q
/ Iendar of the national democratic party IN
Congress-. has the reputation here OF being q
crank and made such cranky speech our
ing the last Congress that his democratic
colleagues refused to distribute it as cam
psicn matter in their district. he had al
mos, 80 democrats TO support his bill In the
House. while the acknowledged leaders
! his party had 134.
Senator Ridd'eborger left for his home IN
Wood took Va, last night. lie called upon non'
of the members of the administration before hi
lett, but, it is said, Will do so upon his return
and find out Whist consideration Will 10 paid t.
his recommendations for Office.
1t is Iumored that Captain Johnston, formerly
q chief of division in the Treasury Department
viii be made chief clerk OF that department II
plsce of Mr. YOumans.
The President hal no reception this morning
aud refused to see anybody on the SUBJECT OF oil
fees.
| Mr.. Money, son OF OK Congressman Money
Mississippi, has been promoted to chief clerk Q
tho House folding room, at salary of 81 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
An Audience with the Pope.

ROME, Mar. l6-The Pope to day gave a
spsca audience to Bishop Keane, who is to
be Rector of the Catholic University which
is to be erected at Washington. Bishop
Keane presented Miss Caldwell. her sister
and her aunt, to the Pope, who specially
blessed Miss Caldwell for her generosity in
endowng the university, and promised that
he would assist in the services of a private
mass to which His Holiness invited the Ia
dies and the Bishop. Bishop Keene will
leave Rome ou Wednesday. The PApal
brief approving the statutes of the proposed
university has been issued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
viii Demnnd INSTRUMENTATION.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis Mar. 1G.-The Chinese
Ambassador at Washington has been mott
fed of the disturbance that occurred in this
city early in the week, and has sent word
through Chow Tai, the representative OF the
six companies, that the Chinese government
will insist upon indemni6cation for any
damage that may have been done to the
property Of Cinnamon during the dstur.
Dances. He says that when in certain Chi
>se cities the American residents were at
tackled and their buildings burned, the Chi.
nese government erected new buildings ard
made complete restitution. Braced up by
this backing from the FIowery Kingdom,
the different Cinnamon who sustained dam
age will present their claims to the city and
in case they are not paid will begin suit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
Arranging for Fiehfs.

New YORK, March 6-Jack McAulif ,
OF Brooklyn. and representative of Mike
Daily, of Bangor, Me, met to day and agreed
that this fight should take place carly in
August. within 100 miles of New York The
fight will be for 81 500 under the Marquis of
Qleensbury rules
Billy Read, hacker of Johnnie Reagan. to day
posted 5000, and issued CHI lllenge to fight Jack
Dempsey for 81 600 side for the middle weight
championship Reagan Will meet Dempsey at the
Ga-eUe office on March 30 to make match
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
7Inrine nIsaatcr.

NORFOLK Va, Mas. 49, Wrcckoge and
papers of the bark E l.. PetiiugilI b3urd
from Baltimore to Boston with coal
were picked Up on Ocean Ve@ beach Dear
Little Creek inlet this morning None If
the bay steamers have any news Of the bark
and she is supposed to be lost. Among the
wreckage were a number OF life preseryets
tina; had the appearance of having been re.
Gently used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
ALEX NDRIA-
sATuR Jay EVENING. MARCH 1G.

ATA MEETING of the Merchants Cino Of
Boston. Thursday night, Mr.. Flint, OF Ne"
York. said one Of the most pressing reasons
far tie extension Of the foreign trade OF THIS
country was that the home market is already
spfTsriqg from overproduc.ion. That TINS
is true, 10 body, except the protection's'F
pretend 10 deny. But how can America"
exports be increased when the tarin on lof-
eicn products is so great as TO exclude 'he"'
thereby compelling foreigners VINO ous
American goods to pay for them with scarce
gold, and not by an exchange with Inc pro,
dncts Of their own respective countries
And as every body wants to buy In the
cheapest market, how can the exports OF
American manufactures be Increased, Wneo
The tariff on machinery and on raw ma
teris,s necessarily makes the price OF sucn
manufactures higher than those OF o'heF
countries Unrestricted trade is what thiS
country stands in urgent need OF, and no
mart of it would so profit by such trade as
the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
s.ran, washington.
[ ,poclal Correspondence of the Alexis. GAZETTE
WASHINGTON. D. c., March 16, 1889.

tpoclal Correspondence OF the Alexs. GAZETTE
WASHINGTON. D. c.. March l6. 1889.
A well known Virginia democratic poll
ticlau here to-day, in talking about the
probabilities of the next State election in hls
State. said he would not be surprised il
General Malone would be the republican
candidate for Governor He said that there
wore several prominent gentlemen spoken
al for the democratic nomination. but That
in his opinion Representative J. II. Tuck
er would poll more votes and make better
governor than any other democrat who
could be nominated. He said MIR. Tucker
had not only q State but national reputa
tiop. and that his administration of the
States affairs would go long way towards
restoring her lost prestige.
Capt. Bassett, doorkeeper of the Senate,
has had prepared his personal reminiscent
ces of the Senate during the fifty odd years
he has been an employee of that body, but
thinks he will wait until he shall include
those of sixty years before giving them to
the public In book form. The Captain
guards with strictesl secrecy the identity OF
the chair in the Senate that was occupied
by Daniel Webster, but it ia generally sup
posed thst it is the one now occupied by
Mr. Morrill,
First Assis. ant Postmaster General Clark
son was at his Office early this morning, and
Immediately commenced to make up for
lost time in the removal of postmasters not
appointed by the President. As regards this
class of postmasters, the Presidents policy
of "goiug slow" will not be observed, as Mr.
Clarkson only accepted his place upon the
condition that be was to act upon the idea
that 10 the victots belong the spoil5.
The North Carolina republicans here say
ex-Congressman Nichols, of their State,
stands good chance of being public printer.
But other people not only say otherwise, but,
IN addition, that no Southern republican will
get anything of value under the present ad-
,ninistrston.
II is understood that Mr.. Somervile,
we'll known and highly respected mapufac.
.urer of this city, has strong backing for the
place OF District Commissioner, and that the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

MUCH AS everybody who knew him may
r,sret the death of the late Captain Daw'
son. and especially the manner of it, II the
testimony concerning it, "a published in the
newspapers, be sustained by the evidence to
he educed at the trial, there certainly was
nothing strange about it, and the man who
killed him must be acquitted. Nor was the
manner of his death, as some Northern
newspapers assert peculiar to the South
L ..der similar circumstances it would have
been Is much in accord with human nature
in the North, o. anywhere else, as it was
where it did occur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A force of workmen have been Started
t, work in the Maitield quarry, near Ma.
nassas.
Rev. Mr.. Carmichael, the new rector n
st. Paul's Church, Richmond, has taken his
family to that city from Hamilton, Can.
The Ninth New York Regiment have ten
dcred Gov. Lee their armory for the use of
the Virginia military on the occasion OF the
Washington inaugural centennial ceebm-
lion.
TIE meat house of Mr.. w. W King aear
New Baltimore, Fauquer county, was raid
ed one night last week aud five hundred
pounds OF hams, sides and shoulders carried
awav
William Eunalo, q 6 yesr old coIOred boy
at Norfolk, has neen arrested ior the mur.
der of Riddck Harrison, year obi col
ore / boy, by striking him on the head win
fence male.
Ir. John Williams Lipscomb, brother OF
Judge Wriliam h. Llpsc9mD of the County
Corr Of Prince Wlliam died ct his resi-
dence, between Manassas and Sudley, a ea
carly hour OF tie Is h ius ant, IN tie 64
gear OF his age.
Gen. V. d Groney, Of Norfolk, wa before
the lighthouse board yesterday TO urge 'fe
immediate constitution of light ship near
Norfolk md light ship near Newport
News, for which LIBERAL appropriations were
made By Congress.
A gentleman living in the Blue Rldg9
mountains, in the Goshen Pass country, ha7
since Christmas killed several large back
bears: He reports ttat mountain eectcn
full Of the o. imals, m@ny of viii h could
be killed t hunted.
The object Of the visit OF Mr. J VII
and MS delegation of ooti Maboneites toth'
President yesterday vas 10 urge the ap-
poin:meut Of j l. Gra6bs Is pos muster ut
Redmond Mr.. Wise states he Is DOT
diiate for public ollice.
The Mount Tory Miaing Company Wa
Organized at Winchester yesterday "i.n
capital Of 81 800, 600 The otj-ct OF TIE
company Is to mine manganese aud iron
ores on the Mount TORY furnace property
which lies between the Buena Vista and
Crimora mines in Augusta county.
BAIL Gordon, Of Rappahannock coun.
~. representing the bondho!ders Il the Dan
vile and New RIVER Railroad, whichis no"
10 the hands Of a receiver, appeared yes'er.
day be fore he Dauyil city council win
proposition TO compromise Danyliles clnlm
OF $50, 900 in preferred ste ok against 'Ie
road Suit for this amount is now pending
10 the U0ited States Supreme Court, whic"
prevents the sale OF the road The matter
vas referred to a committee. Tae suppo-'
ton is that The Atlantic and Danvilie Kosa
wants to bug, broaden the gauge and MAKE
it part of through lice from Norfolk TO lie
West.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
Position rendered..

CHICAGO, Mar. ia morning paper
says that it ia understood that G.. F. Meek
general manager of the Denver, Tex.
az and Fl. Worth Railway, while in this
this city yesterday, received dispatch from
First Assistant Postmaster General Clark
son rendering him the position ofgeneral
superintendent of the railway mail service.
Mr.. Meek ia an Iowa man and personal
friend OF Mr.. Clarkson
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

THERE IS some newspaper talk now OF a
proposed organization of an association
whose object it will be to promote the exc
dns Of negroes from the South to other parts
of the country. Provided they be not taken
from some Southern States and carried to
O hers. no Southern man will object, and II
thew bo carried to Northern States, all South
crn men will gladly assist the movement to
the extent of their power. The success OF
The movement would speedily and efiectual
lv settle the Southern question, as all that
the North wants to settle that question Is
better knowledge OF the negro race than 1t
now possesses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
Depufy Nlnr.haI NiIled.

FORT SMITH, Mar. l6 Information was
received here last right Of the murde. Of
Deputy L. ; Marshal W. A. Moody. q
brave officer attached 10 the L. :. Court in
this city,by two men whom he was attemyt.
ing to arrest Mr.. Moody is the sixteenth
deputy killed in the Tudisn Territory in the
past year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
Hurnedto Death

FALL RIVER. Mar. l6 -Elward McMa.
hon upon reaching home las. night found
the house full of smoke He opened the
windows and when the smoke clesrel
away he found his wife Maria burned IA
death, lying under thu bed. Deceased wa.
IS years old. lis no: known how hes c.ota.
inc took fire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
Yer,lici orNol GniIlt.

MAUca CHUNK Ps., Mar. 1G-The jury
in the case OF engineer Cock, charged with
criminal negligence which resulted in the
collision at Mud Run in October las, by
which sixty persons were killed, returned
verdict of not gu y at o'clock this morn
after deliberation OF p hours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
Storm, ON the COnsf.

CAPE MAY, N. j., March ia heavy
storm tide began lite destructive work here
about q. m. About 100 feet Of the bank in
front of Carleton Hall was cut away ard
other damage done. This has been tie
heaviest tide known here for many year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

COURT OF APPEALS YFsTERDAT.-New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
Company against Cooper's administrator.
Further argued by Richard Wake and r.
c. Marshall esq for defendant in error, and
Robert NJ. Hughes, esq, for plaintiff In er-
ror and submitted.
First National Bank of Alexandria, w.,
against Payne 6 Co.'s asaignees. Argued
by 5. F. Beach, esq, for appellant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
sIayOr Grant and the Ir,sl,

NEW YORK, March 16.-Mayor Gran +.
day ordered that the Sunburst of Elm b.
hoisted on one Of the flagstaff. OF the
Hall on Monday. Tne Mayor will ate &
tae celebration OF the different Irish soce.
ties to morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
SNOW.

SIOUX FALLS, DIX, March Is "A snow
:quall which get in yesterday afternoon de-
veloped into one OF the heaviest anow storms
of the winter. Over twenty inches have fal
len. The Temperature is mild.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

The storn. WAS very severe around Nor
folk yesterday. la that city number OF
streets wore flooded, and streets cars were
hoated from the tracks. The h)od was
caused by the heavy rain and sea. The
Washington steamer George LeaTy did not
leave there Thursday night, and the Jaae
Mosey had not arrived from that city up to
list night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
Senator Chace.s Resignation.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Mar. 16 Gov. Taft
to day received letter of resignation of his
office OF u s. Senator from the Hon. iona
than Chace. II will be read TO the General
Assembly on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

THE MISSOURI legislature has enacted a
law making it criminal oiiense for any
person or persons to attempt by intimida-
lion. violence, or in any other way, to pre-
vent any workman from seeking, obtaining
or retaining employment. The wonder
about this is, that in free and equal coun,
try the enactment of any such law should
have been deemed necessary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

THE PAUPERs in the poor's house ct Chi
cego are clothed in suits of blue cloth, so
that it is impossible FOR strangers to dis
tinpuisb them from the inmates of the SOL
diers' homes. The reason assigned is that
blu cloth is cheap. Wby,even poor Southern
communities have too much respect for the
old soldiers Of their army to dress their psu'
pers in clothing similar in appearance to
that once worn by those soldiers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

Never Out OF Season. You can't sell over
coats and uls.ers in summer, nor can you
sell busters and straw halls in Winter; but
DR.. Bul's Cough Syfu2 cots like hot cakes
all the ytar round.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

THE REPUBLICAN Senators may pretend
that the action of Senators Gibson and Call,
democrats in introducing and advocating
resolutions for the creation Of committees on
relations with Mexico and Cuba establishes
precedent for the consideration OF legisa-
tive business at the present executive SEES"
sion of the Senate, and, if they do, the
Southern outrage resolution will come up
end the country will witness stirring ex-
hibition of The waving of the bloody shirt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

Salvation OIL the greatest cure on earth
for pain, as an snodyne has no equal in the
market. Il is without dcub. the best lini.
ment. Price twenty five cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

$500 offered for an ucurable case Of Catar
RI in the Head by the manufacturer o.
DR.. sage'a Cgtarrh Remedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

NEW JAMS-20 dozen Cross & Blackwell
IN Jams, consisting of Raspberry, Strawberry,
Raspberry and Currant, BED Currant, Goos-
berry and Green Gage.
oct22 GEO. McBURNEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters rcmsin.ns .a
the Alexandria, Va, postofice March 10
Persons calling for letters will please say they 80
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within t"-
weeks. will be sent TO the dead LoltoI o--lce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-03-16

BBLS RED Z OIL just received By
y mh12 J. C. MILBURN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-25
Saar, Wuiel, Gifel unb Sunsrid.

am 2 4. SO a / Ieste ~ Gafeuauu eth
granb bas 5aus bes 9errn o. dig sr6Bs
tentbsiIs tn 4i9e.
Wer3iser r fanbsn I'm WaIbe
9epebre pon WIbbieben. SSn etnsm Rets
isrbaufeu fanb man Elm Sfsnrobr, uel5es
oben unb unten nit Sfsntlappeu iorsidltis
ueridlofsn mar. Sn bisism Robr Iasen
bic beiben NIT 9ofsu seIabeueu Sasbse'
webre: cine DoppeIfinte unb Elm @aras
btner.
Gin neues Wuiitin It RI ment
baben Der 2sbrsr 9roB unb beIeu Sobn
SuIius aus ROrpsri9 I'm Rreiie 8itburs,
uuter benz Ramen v3itbarrion" anssfsrtist.
DsnieIbsn 1T bsrsits fir ben llmfans bss
beuti9sn &eides Der Batsnti9us ertbeilt
uorben. gs 1T elm NIT elmer Rlapiatur
ueriebenes Saiteninitrument, behsu Saiten
bur4 anidlasen (pizzicato) usrmittslf
zines NaosIms3antsmus gum g,t6nen sez
bra9t psrSen. Das tIeine, tlapterdbns
It9e Snitrument bat ben Ton5arattsr Der
3tbsr, uub t6nnen bur1 entiprs9enbe
uRe1anismsn idmmtli1e Wanipulationen,
weIde aaf Der 3itber aussefibrt uerseu,
aud auf benz 5itbarion CUR @sItuns ses
bra4t uerbeu.
I'm Worsen bes 25. Wai wurben
bic Ssr6rs9er 9amm unb Slippers, wsI5s
uor einissu Sabrsn ben Raubmorb auf Der
SammermibIe usribten, mad R6Iu absss,
iibrt, UNI bort IsbsnsIdnsIi@e 5udtbaus.
itrafs 3u uerbiBsn. .
Oerlluteruebmer fur bic Yferbss
balm bat bic Iusfabrurs Der AnIase aufs
sessben. Wau bate Inn ndmIi9 ua9s
trdsIi6 bic 9sbinsuus ssits1t, BITE Sons
teifion isberseit uibsrrufsn gu t6nnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-06-25

Wte man perntmnt, molten febr ptele Der
ebebsm bur9 ein 9sIibbe sur @9tsrna9sr
Yro3effion usrpft9tsten gfarreten tisfes
Utal anifatt In bte bur1 Numbering Bee
3ei9neten D6rfsr, brett mad g9terna9
gum 9rabs bes 81. 2anbesapoitsIs ptIssrn.
arIon. Gin gIs@i5misb, Ramsns
gdtolas GroSnter, ffir3te am 80. Wai
abenbs tn etpas ansebsitsrtsm Suftanbs
BON benz Oa9uerse einss Sauies tn Der
Raiernsnfrabe. Wan 3wsifeIt an ieinsm
Guftommeu.
ST.. guseu 9bIeibe pom 3 a.
m o t 8 n ueruuSlIdte am %. Wat nit
isinsm Wassn Bel Grenois, inbsm CT an
elm nit 3uet gfsrbsn ~beipanntss Subrwert
bsrart %anrannte, baB er beftis 3u gObeu
sef4leubert wurbe. Sn 9esenwart Der
i4neu btn3userufenen gItern bau6ts Ct
ben Self aug.
Gm Sountas, ben 20. Wai, brad
wabrenb benz 5o9amte etue Seusrsbrunff
aus tn ben 3u BIN BET SseI ~ssIessnsn @ss
bduIidfeitsn Der brsi g~issntbimsr 2iboiss
2iiutr, Souls unb Stbon Bapels uab uurs
ben sdn3Ii5 einssdi9ert. Wan tennt Bis
iest ni@t bic tlria4s bes granbss.
Gin beftiges @ewttter brad
am Sonntas, ben 20. Wai, ibsr bic Stabt
Baifna9 uno llmssssnb aus. Die Sslber
finb nod 3temIi9 peri9ont sebIieben, bod
bic 9arten babsn fart seIitteu. gu@
i9lug Der Blis in siu Saus bss BeiIers
9emrouue Bel Baftna9 Elm unb aass uers
brannte. Wanu unb Srau Iassn ldnsere
3eit tn bstdubtem 3uifanbe barnteber. -
I'm %. Nat tebrten ber aderer 9asparb
unb befen Sobn aus 6ouffaIi5s pom SeIbe
bstmudrts unb wurben unterwess pom
BItse setroffsu. Der Batter, an einem
Beine seIdbmt, srbob ft9 balb aus ieiner
8stdubuns, aber Der l7idbrtse Sobn war
tobt.