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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
4 MeaSly Monarch.

LONDON, March S.-The news of King
Milan's abdication from The Servian
throne does not cause much comment in
London. This act of the dissolute King
has been long foreshadowed, and the chief
interest the abdication excites is found in
the speculation as to what recent event or
chain of events caused Milan to relinquish
the throne at this peculiar time. The
Pail Mall Gazette congratulates Russia
upon the abdication and boldly as
serts that Milan's principal object in thus
abandoning his rights was that ne might
with more freedom indulge in his unholy
passion for Nine. Cristitch, the wife Of
the Servian Minister at Berlin. Milan's
intrigues with this woman are well known
and have been retailed in every European
canifaI
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
LAND DECISION.

No Authority For an Unlawful Reserva-
ton of 3, OOO,O Acres in Arizona.
WASHINGTON, March S.-Commissoner
Stockslager, of the General Land-ofIice,
has rendered an important decision in the
Tumacacori and Calabazel private land
claim in Arizona. He holds that there is
no authority for the reservation of 81 600
acres of land included within the prelimi-
nary survey Of said claim, for two rea-
sons:
First-That the land, being within the
''Gadsden purchase" of 1855. is not oper-
ated upon by the act of July %, 1854, in
aid of the treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
of 1S4S.
Second-That the preliminary survey"
of private claim does not of itself oper-
ate as withdrawal of the surveyed lands
from settlement and entry even in cases
covered by said act Of 1854 the legal with
drawal being only of lands actually
claimed or which could be legally claimed.
Under this holding nearly 5000, 900 acres
of land in New Mexico and Arizona are
in a state of unlawful reservation from
settlement, by reason of excessive sur
veys made for the benefit of grant claim
ants, irrespective OF the question "a to the
val dity or invalidity of the claims them
selves. Nearly all the private claims in
Arizona are within the Gadsden purchase.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
TROUBLE FEARED.
Naval Forces Preparing For Trouble on the
Isthmus of Panama.

Naval Forces Preparing For Trouble on the
Isthmus of Panama.
NEW YORK, March S.-A letter from AS
pinwall says that trouble can hardly be
averted when work on the Panama canal
is actually stopped, as it will be March 10.
There are about 10, 900 men living in camps
along the line of the canal They are
negroes and foreigners of various nations.
1t is feared that they will not only try to
lake possession of the Panama railroad
but the revolution, which is reported
to be brewing in the interior, will
break out at the same time. The
marines and sailors on the American,
British and French vessels stationed there
are being drilled at small arms and with
the gatling gun every day. The pro-
gramme is to take possession of the line of
the railroad at the entrance of the town of
Asplnwall and protect the various con-
srlates. The Colombian authorities have
also good force under good discipline
and drill. and assert that they are able to
cope with any instruction that may be
started.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
WASHINGTON NOTES.

THE trial of Robert Sigel, son Of General
Franz Sigel, for Irregularities while a clerk
in the Pension Office at New York. begsn
on the 9Th. He admitted he might have
signed the check alleged to have been
forged. Sometimes ladies asked him to
do this when they had their gloves on.
TWELVE thousand inaugural ball tickets
were sold, making the receipts from that
source $4,000
THE National Colored Press Association
met at Washington on the 9th.
SIX MILLION acres is the amount of land
opened to settlement by the Oklahoma
amendments to the Indian Appropriation
bill.
The secretary OF the Senate has made
public list Of nominations made and not
confirmed during the second session of the
FiftIeth Congress. 1t includes go names,
about 200 of which are postmasters, and
it is said to be the largest list of uncon-
ffrmed nominations ever left Enacted on
by the Senate.
The State Department is advised that
salt will be admitted into the ports of
Venezuela duty free.
IT is said ex-senator Riddleberger is not
pleased because the Senate on motion of
Senator Daniel, expunged from the Con-
scene which took place the night previous
to adjournment, when, by order of Presi-
dent Ingalls,, Mr.. Riddleberger was ex-
PEELED from the chamber.
THE display of fireworks at Washington
in honor of President Harrison's inaugu-
ration, which had been postponed, was
made on the night of the 9th and was pro-
nounced grand success.
AN important conference of State Rail-
way Commissioners with the Interstate
Commissioners was held in Washington
recently.
EX-PRESIDENT CLEVELAND and family
left Washington on the 9th for their flu.
ture home in New York.
ROBERT S. Chiffon, clerk in the State
Department, has been appointed private
secretary to Vice-President Morton.
Hon. WILLIAM WARNER, of Missouri has
been offered one of the three commissioner
ships for treating with the Cherokees for
their rights in the Cherokee outlet
SUITS against the Standard Oil Com
pany, based upon charges of depredations
on certain lands in louisiana to obtain
turpentine and which have been pending
in the Interior Department for some time,
have been settled by the company paying
$63, 900 damages.
THE first official act of Secretary of the
Navy Tracy was to postpone from March
Is to April 8 the time for receiving pro-
posals for the construction of coast defense
vessels.
NEARLY $4,000 900 was appropriated by
the Fl tieth Congress for the construction
and Improvement of public buildings.
THE decrease in the circulation in Feb
ruary was 81, 313. 196, while the money and
bullion in the treasury increased s., 7SS,-
15S
QUITE hot debate was had in the Cam
adam House of Commons the other night
on the subject of reciprocity with the
United States. Sir Charles Upper op.
posed the project.
THE Interstate Commerce Commission
has issued an important circular Contain
ing the full text of the law as amended
by the past Congress and pointing out and
explaining important changes.
REPRESENTATIVE TowNSHEED, of Hi
nois, was reported lying critically ill with
pneumonia at the Riggs House, Washing
ton, on the Sth.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15

FIHDLAY, O., March "a few days ago
agents OF the Standard Oil Company took
forcible possession of the premises of w.
A. pentzer, farmer and large owner of
Oil land near here, claiming to have a
lease upon the ground. Pentzer disputed
their claim and undertook to drive them
out with his employees. The Standard men
resisted and quite fracas resulted end
ing in Pentzer being driven off The mat
ter was carried to the courts. and yester-
day Judge Ridgley, of the common pleas
court, granted a temporary injunction in
favor of Pentzer. The lease is the most
valuable in the Ohio field and the amount
involved an immense sum. The Standard
Company still holds the territory.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
The Northwestern Muller.

MINyEAPoLIs, MIMI, March S.-The
Northwestern Miller says: Both ice and
low water hndered the mills during all Of
last week and, although there were four
teen running part of the time, the flour
output fell off somewhat The aggregate
production was 81. 700 barrels. averaging
IA, $50 barrels daily, against 80, 250 barrels
the week before and LIS. 100 barrels for the
corresponding week in 1883 The heavy
decline in wheat has affected the flour
market unfavorably and the moderate de-
mand reported by some mills previous to
Saturday has been cut off. Prices of -four
have been reduced 90 cents per barrel, but
apparently without effect in inducing buy
ers to take hold"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
FRENCH PEOPLE MURDERED.
Strange Story Told BY Hank Ferry, . Yell
lowstone Park Guide.

Strange Story Told BY Hank Ferry, Yell
lowstone Park Guide.
CHEYENNE, Wyo, March la half
breed trapper and hunter who arrived
here from the extreme northwestern
quarter of the Territory brings tidings OF
the atrocious massacre of party OF five
French tourists in Yellowstone National
Park, from Canyon City. new mining
town near the park, where Hank Ferry,
the guide and sole survivor, reported the
| slaughter.
Ferry said his charge included NJ. Le-
clare and wife, j. Vincent and vile aud
Paul Geret, father of Mime. Vincent. He
entered the service of the sight-seers at
Virginia City. Mont, contracting 10 show
them through the park in violation OF the
United States statutes.
The guides story Of the murder. which
he says was committed by Indians, was a
most graphic recital. Just before dawn
on the day of the murder blood curdlng
yells and fusilade of shots were heard
and aroused him. He realized the situa-
ton, and crawling through the brush took
refuge in the mouth of a sleeping geyser.
He heard piteous groans and begging
mingled with the yelling of the redskins.
The latter killed old Geret just as the sun
was rising.
The slaughter was most brutal. Wound
after wound was inflicted before the death
blow was given. No body contained less
than ten bullets and the remains of VIM
cent, who made desperate struggle tor
life. were completely riddled.
The savages passed the morning in
further mutilatihg the bodies and pillag-
ing their outfit. The women were neatly
with blood, dangled from the belt of the
chief of the Indians. The heads of the
men were hacked and their bodies fright
fully disfgured. The Indians found
store Of liquors carried by the Frenchmen,
but the quantity was not sufficient to in.
toxicate them all, else they would doubtless
have fought among them selves. The
clothes of the victims were donned by the
fiends, who, as they ran from one wagon
to another, would halt an instant to give
one of the bodies kick or a cash with
knife Finally the marauders wearied of
their bloody feast and. packing the effects
of the dead hople on their ponies, set fire
to wagons and left.
Ferry, who was nearly dead with fright,
emerged from his hiding place when the
Indians had departed and at once started
for Canyon City, the nearest settlement
He avoided the hunters in the National
Park and must have suffered from hunger
and exposure, as he was weak. emaciated
and seemed slightly dementel when re-
lating the terrible story.
The guide was placed in the care of a
physician, but he disappeared the second
night after his arrival and has not been
seen since. 1t is pre- -umed that he is crazy
as he started TO the scene of the mnSsncrs.
Ferry is tough character, but his story
is believed, although some of the miners
think that the hide hunters, who are
mostly outlaws, may have murdered the
tourists for robbery.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
Lived Reyond His Means.

LONDON, March 7.-Viscoupt Vaudeville,
eldest son of the Duke of Manchester, has
been declared bankrupt. His liabilities
are officially placed at $500, 1t is said
that he has been living beyond his means
and has lost money by betting. Viscount
Vaudeville in 1876 married Miss Consuelo
Yznaga of the United States,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
Valves Near Kans.s C;tv.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, March Among
the bills allowed by the county court yes
terday were several for bounty on wolf
scalps, amounting to about so. The
wolves were killed by farmers near the
Sni hills in the eastern part of the county,
and they are paid Il for each scalp.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
REGENTS from the inaugural Rail-,

WASHINGTON, March THE committee
having charge # the Inauguration cere-
monies to-day estimate the receipts from
the ball and concerts at $1,000 1t is ex-
pected the full receipts will paw all ex-
penses and leave surplus OF $40, 900, with
out drawing upon the guarantee fund Of
S1O 600
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
Smothered to Death,

PATERSON. N. j., March 9.-David
Treadie, proprietor of sporting place
here, fell down stairs at his residence last
night and was smothered to death in the
carpet. In falling his head struck door.
sill, which rendered him unconscious. He
was a member of Farragut Post G. A. X.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15

ST. LOUIS, March Harlan Turner and
j. W. McVeigh, two well known and
highly respected citizens of Butler, Mo-,
got into an alteration Monday night and
McVeigh was shot and killed. Turner
was locked up.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15

LONDON, March "a dispatch from
Rome 10 the Daily News says that Presi-
dent Harrison Cabinet fully satisfied the
Vatican and that informa ion has reached
the Propaganda that under Mr.. Harrison's
admins ration, the relations between the
United States and the Holy See will be OF
a most gratifying character.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 10.-It has been
discovered that at the big fire in the mann
moth clothing house a young salesman
named Harry Mordt has almost certainly
been destroyed. He was twenty one
years old. He was TO be married to Miss
Annie Rogers, of Madison, Ind, in few
months.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15

The striking employees Of the Ames
shovel works, Northeastern, Mass, have
been ordered to vacate the company's
houses
OWING TO slow collections the Bufford
Sons Lithographing Company. Boston. has
su pended for time The assets are $lI5, =
QUO and the liabilities 500 600.
CAPTAIN JOHN ERICssoN. the noted en-
gineer and inventor. died at New York on
the 9Th. He was born July 81, 1873, in the
Province of Wernland, Sweden.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
King Milan Abdicates.

BELGRADE, March king Milan has
abdicated the throne of Servia. Crown
Prince Alexander will be proclaimed
King. NJ. Protich, Bellimarkovic and
RisIich will act as regents during the
minority OF the new King, who is only
thirteen wears old.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
DESTROYING FLAMES.

Burning of the Christian Orphan school at
Camden Point, Mo.-Destructive Fire at
LOUSY lie.
PLATTE CITY, Mo-, March 9.-The Cam
den Point female orphan school was
burned at eight O'Clock yesterday morn-
ing, the fire originating in the laundry,
some distance from the main building. 1t
quickly communicated to the coil ge
proper, and soon the entire building was
wrapped i'll flames, which eff c,ually put
to scorn the efforts of the bucket brigade.
This inst tut on, " hich was so well and
favorably known throughout the State,
was founded in 1869 as a school for The
education of orphan girls by Alexander
Proctor, A. b Jones. w. f. Perrin, A l..
Perrin, Aieck Bre, kenridge, w. c. Wells
and other prominent members of the
Christian Church, under which denomina-
ton the school had been exclusively man
red The majo portion of the contents
of The Iu liing is a total loss, five p amos,
comp rtv new, being among the
prep eel. The loss has not been
e u. Ell but it is safe to say
s.. 10000. 1t was insured
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
THE WORLD AT LARGE.
Summary OF the Daily News.
CONGRESSIONAL

THE Senate on the 4th after closing up
its work passed resolution Of thanks to Presi-
dent Ingalls,, and at noon stood adjourned sine
die. The Senate OF the Fifty first Congress was
Immediately called TO order in special session.
go Business in the House amounted to but lit
tie. One or two conference reports were agreed
to and one private bill passed. Resolutions OF
thanks to Speaker Carlisle were offered by Mr..
Reed (Me.) and adopted and the House ad
iourned sine die
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1889-03-15
/, Ire In LOUISVILLE.


LOU VII , Nv., March 9.-FIre broke
out at noon Yesterday in the basel mt Of
q G Klein IanS & Simonson clothing house,
422 and 426 West Market street, and in
fifteen minutes the flames had spread
through Kieinhans & Simonson's three
large floors and was escaping through the
fourth floor to the roof. The rear of
Strauss dry goods house went down and
the fire seemed beyond control. A strong
wind was blowing. After a hard fight,
however, the firemen gained control and
confined the flames TO the upper floors of
Strauss place The losses are: Klein
hans g. Simonson's stock, S2e5, 900; Klein
hans g. Simonson's building, $4,000; New
comb building, $4,000; Strauss stock.
"a 900; the Churchill building. $4,000.
The Insurance.: Kieinhans q Simonson's
stock and fixtures, SIT ,749; Kleinhans &
Snmonson's and the Nrwcomb buildings,
$500; Strauss stock, $3S,0O0; Churchill
buildings, SIC 600
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
StQ0t ODtt00o.
Gin jun9er uPelo."
Der orei3ehnjdhri9e Gbas. Taylor perfoIst
ei1en Oieb NIT Dem Repolper u11o
f4tc6t TIN in Ole 3ifte.

Cine &na6enidaar urtitan6 SrettagNben6
bic Citation al Der 6arriionttr., in oelien
Snnern it@ lift SpielgefG6rte Charles
TaDlor, befano, ber bur6 Die fibne 8erfolz
gung zines OiebeS un0 bur6 bQs 9lbz
feuern einiger SGiile it ben g(ugen
Der &noben gum t6elben getporoen tpar.
Charles SaDlpr, ber DreiSeDnlGbrtge So6n
zines in Dem 6aule 9fo. 1901 State StroBe
tpobrtelt0eu b06erer Beamten Ser Maboi6
uno ct. Qputs>Ba6n, beftbt bic g(eiqun9,
fi6 in 9lbtpeiet6eit bes 8aters gum SauSz
BERN auf3ulptelen uno Der 8el6Iber Der
oaS 6alSgeipr6h I'm Die tdgli6 tpieberfeb>
renoen 9tebcrelen. oltth Die pie Sar1tiie
belG1ttgt tDurDe. uno oas S6ltn1ntite 0az
BEL mar, boB Garl6ens 2ieblingscompotS
nit ~Derldtpal0en.
st legte iih auf bic 2auer rnb beoba67
tete, ooB stpet jl1tge 8uri6en Die 0te6e ma
reu. Srettag Nbeno Oeri6lpanb pieber ein
8in6el6en uno Charles mar Sur Sanb.
Den 9tepoloer leineS GaterS Datte er it'd
Suredt gelegt, unO Die Maffe in Der Ganb
iagte Der fletne 9uri6e binter Dem 0ie6e
ber. SIN Der Nuep, 0ur6 Die ct ietn QStlb
trteb, begegrete er benz n@onpagnon" bes
0iebeS, Der ibn auf3ubalten iu6te, uno
alS baS ni6ts bali, brobte, i'm
rieoer3ui6lagen, faQS ct bon ietner
8erfolgung nidt abite6e. Ooh GbarleD
bate Wtutb. ST lteb fi9 nidt abl6reden
- uno id)ob. !3met &u9eln flogen birter
Dem 8erfol9ten ber, Die brittle traf i'm in
Die 0iifte uuD itredte i'm gu 8oOen. Der
iutee SdieBbDlD aber begab iid faltldGelnO
in Die Mobnuug, um, tDie ct ielbitbewuBt
er6d6ltc, ubie QOlt5ei su ertparten". Die
fam Damn audi, uno tpd6rcnO Der Bcripunz
bette na6 Dem Gountp1 6oipital gebra6t
tpurbe, erSdblte Der feline 8ou6Iut@2 Lmert>
faner NIT Stols uno Sel6itbepuBtlein Die
@el6i6te lciner 0elbentbaten ben i'm in
Der NrmorD umrin9enoen Poli5ilten nllo
geridlterltotteru.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
Obftbdume inn Rdfen.

Die &lagen iiber l1nfru6tbarteit ser
SbitbGume baben ibren @runb nielfa9
aGeilt o1rtn, baB Bic 8Qun1e inn 9taien
iteben. W2an fam etnen i60nen STATEN
baben u1D bod Das 9t0tbtge tDun, bel1
SGitbdumen Die 8eDtngungen beS @e6eiz
benS gu i6affen. W2an e~ntferre benielbet
rings pnn1 Stalnrne etlpa bis 3u BRET SUB
u1o bearbctte Dteic i%oGenunnte 8aumideibe
entlpre0en0 Dem @emiiieldnbe. gttdt nur
9te9en unD SUneelpalier tornn1en 10 ben
8Gumen 5u Suite, lpnoern audi Bic 2uft
tptrtt Do9ltbdtig auf Die Muraeln, uno Die
duf9etpenbete Qr6eit miro burb nlebr ober
belicres Sbft ret6li6 Delobnt. Cine iol1e
8almiheibe perunsiert audi ben Staten
Dur6altS niGt, i'm @eGettbeil: Die Sh0nz
belt beS 8au1boies pirb beoeutenb 0aour1
erb06t. 0te 8aurni6etbe bietet al1 Die
bette 0%ele9enbett, Den Baum 3eitDeiie 31
0lngen, utlD 3tpar ir Der Weile, oab man
unfralt ober Derrotteten Oiinoer eingrGbt.
9te8t etn 9rDBereS 8eoiiriniB na9 Oiingung
Dor, 10 empfiebl: eS it'd, am Ianbe Der
Sdeibe Die @roe 10 tief a%t55ugraben, aIs IS
bet Blr5eln 1Degen 9ei6eben fam unb Damn
Die entitalloene Gertiefung nit &ompnit,
Der1nti6t nit 6ol3aiGe, tDieOer 81 fiilen.
Der &la9e iiber llnfru6t6arfeit Der Obitz
bdume tpiiroe man bur6 bos a1gegebene
Serfabrell Dielfa6 porbeugen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
baarmedfeI bel Dfer0en.

Sci 8ferben ftnbet 6efanntli6 iebes Grii6z
jaDr Der 6aarme6iel itatt, Elm ptdttger
Borgang, Der i'm inni9iteu 3uiamme1bange
nit ben 2e6enSuerhGltnilieu Der 8fer6e
itebt. Bie Die grfabrun9 lebrt, 6aben Sic
YfcrOe tDG3retD De5 6aarme6ieIs ftetS tpez
niger &raft, iino ntht 10 ~ausbauerno, aber
empfinOli6er ge9el1 Wttterrltgsz un6 anz
bere dubere Ginfliiie. 8ei trdnfli9en ltn6
i6tpddliden YferDen firDet Der t6aaripebie[
bGuftg nlr nnDDQfomrnen Itatt, uno tperr
CT urterbrDden miro, treten Bel benielben
man6erlei &ranfbeits3uitdnbe aitf. SGbz
renb bes 6aarpe6ieIS lit baber bciouoers
Doriidttge SeDanDlung Der qsferbe notGlpenz
big; man mIB tie gegen @rtdltul1gen, audi
pDr grellem gGed)1eL in Der 2ebens7 uno Slit
ternngspetle bepabren, re6t fleiBt9 puBen
uno ibne1 let6t Dcrbauli6e5 6utter berabz
reiden. SDlten Denno6 StDrungen int
OaartDedlel eiutreterL, ooer mill Dieier nidt
rebt erfol9en, 0a1n empfie6lt ftd auber
Mdrmbalten ur6 SuBen beionbers eite sic
6auttbdtigfett forDernoe 9laDrung, !. 9.
angebriiDtes @eriteni6rot, 2einlan1eltmebl
nit geniigenO Dicl &odial5 altr1 Sutter Su
perobreidlen. 0u6 Otobrriben lin6 Elm
0ute8 Suttcr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ettz
itebeu III QSiuter u1o Trli0iabr audi bduftg
baburh, baB Die 8Diere in bunittgen Stall
lungen iteben, uno bel rauber, i6ledter
Mttterul1g o6tte 9eden ms Sreie tommelt.
SIS lit Elm gep01nli6er Tebler, Die Pferbez
DeGe gu lpQt aufSulegen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-04-29
Uus unbefannter ur1abe

madte ell iuuger Oeutl6er Samilienoater
9tenita9 ietnem 2eben ourd @rhGngen eit
Gnoe. 0ermar9ti6ert, Elm 29lGDr. Oeuti6er,
hing ith geitern QlberO flr3 pnr Mfitternabt
in ieirer Q8o6nu1g, 81 2arra6csltraBe auf.
Grit bor BRET Wtonaten fam 9tijdert nit
ieiner Srou Gus 6iridberg, Shleiielr, bier
let. IS 9elang ibm nt6t in ieirem 0aloz
lDerf alS Gopfcr 8el0dfttgltn5 81 filben,
ulO obDobl cine ituttlide, auf Der 8anf
beponirte Sumlne Die f!eilte 6alnilie Dor
9totb i6it5te, iteute ii0 llnfriebcn unOlJttB-
bebassn elm. @'eltern N5eno tpar 9tiidcrt
init Den 9einigen nit Der 9}oh6ars Tamilie
Bo3Ier bcim fr06Giden 0eburtstagsiNmauS
suIaunnlen, ais it0 9tidert pl0bli6 er6ob
uno ieiuer fyrau Den ShIiiiiel nit Dem 8ez
beuten ii6ergob, baB ite rubig iiBen bleiben
iplte. Trau Jtiidcrt, BON elmer N0nung
beunru6i9t, folgte ibren Otann ipenige
Wtinuten ipGter. MlS lie baS 3tmlner be-
trnt, Dlng 0tiiGert all einem Strid, Der an
benz Goilettcntiih befeI1i9t mar.
Sic lGnitt nit SttterDen 0dnpen Sen nod
Qebenben ab, I'm nur nod eth 9lbl6ieoSs
mort st erbaiden. Damn bra0 Der 0e=
benSmi0e Dor ibren 6iiBen sulammen.
&einer Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gtahbarn
MAJ I'M Stanbe, einen p~lau1tblen @runb
fir Die iel5ltntor0eriibe Shat ST nennen.
Sim n~1eiiten aber l0iencn alIe fir Die arnle
g8itttpe beiorgt sit lein, Die nur gu beutlid
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