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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-15
they put upon the fringe of the borders a
ribband of blue"
Choked on by n Detective,

"You are breaking the covenant of the
law" continued heintruder, "by not wear
ing the ribbon of blue." At this point
Detective Ferguson. who was on duty
at the cathedral. grabbed the crank aud
elected him from the building. Yester-
day the knight of the blue ribbon, who
gave his name as John Tomlinson, was
arraigned on Charge of brawling in
church and was remanded for trial
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-15
Lower Than 1t Was Last Year

"The average market price paid at the
warehouses aud railway stations of tie
state is 3S cents per bushel, which is Z
cents less than the average price paid last
season Wheat has been greatly injured
by drought, and "the stand as whole
is very uneven and the outlook for tie
wheat crop in Illinois in 1892 is not very
encouraging" In the northern division
the condition of winter wheat is about SO
per cent. of the usual Dec average. in
the central division 81 per cent. and in
the southern division twenty six points
less than seasonable average
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-12-15
CORN AND WHEAT IN ILLINOIS.
Report of the Secretary of the State
Board of griculture

SPRINGFIELD. Ills, Dec l5-The corn
and wheat crop bulletin was issued yes
terday by the secretary OF the state board
OF agriculture. In regard to corn the bull
letin concludes: Taking the state as a
whole the area devoted to the corn crop
was 5.'54, 900 acres at an average yield OF
81 bushels per acre. which gives total
yield OF 2l5 395 500 bushels for the entire
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

his managerial ability. Engagements for both
public and private musical entertainments for
the coming season are now being made.
The management Of the club announces in
neatly printed circular a series Of three con
certs to be given at the Universalist Church,
corner of l. and Thirteenth streets northwest,
during this, the third season of the clubs ex-
istence. Eminent vocal talent has been Sc
cured to assist at each performance. These
concerts will be of highly artistic nature,
and the repertoire for the present season will
include some Of the newest and most delight
full selections in chamber music In order
that the audiences may be composed of the
most appreciative and musical people the sale
of seats will be conducted on the individual
subscription plan. The first performance
will be given November Is, at which the fa-
nous contralto, Mrs. Julia Wyman, of Boston,
will assist The exact dates for the last two
concerts will be announced later.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08
STOLE FROM MODERN AUTHORS

Where Some of the Classic Ancients Got
Their Brigh Ideas.
Boston Transcript.
But, after all, the newest authors are the
Oldest In this new edition of Familiar Quota
tions' we have lot of familiar sayings traced
away back to Greece and Egypt. A new
author by the name Of Pilpay figures in this
edition. He was a Brahmn, and lie lived
several centuries before Christ. Writing in
some early dialect of Sanscrit, he deliberately,
and with the most horrible heather depravity,
stole some of the best sayings of Herrick,
Shakespeare, Butler, Cibber, and others. He
was bold enough to appropriate such modern
sayings assWhat is bred in the bone will never
come out of the aesh," 'sPossession is the
strongest tenure of the law" and so on.
Hesiod, who wrote in the seventh century
before Christ, was another of these antique
plagiarists. Theognis, Eschylus, Sophocles,
Eurpides, Plautus, Terence, and many
others were great suppliers of modern familiar
quotations.
Every time you say 'hence these tears"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08
CHASED THE CASH BALL.

The Old farmer Had an Idea That He
w as Being Buncoed.
Binghamton Herald.
Some amusement was created in dry goods
store in this city the other day when farmer
came in to make purchase He bought
some calico, and, when the clerk placed the $5
bill the farmer gave him in the cash ball and
sent it spinning toward the cashiers desk, a
funny sight was witnessed.
Our rural friend evidently thought that was
the last he would ever see of his bill unless he
moved lively, which he did, keeping his eyes
fixed on the ball. He collided with an old
lady, fell over one of the seats, regained his
feet, and kept right on until he arrived at the
cashiers desk.
"By gosh / want my money" he gasped
'I've read too much about bunco steerers to
lose my money, and I'll have my change if
clean out the whole sheebang."
"He was finally pacited, and departed amid
the broad smiles of the clerks and custom
ers in the store. AS he went out he NUT
tered
''If | don't come to the city very often, them
swindlers can't catch me with their sawdust
games"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08
II TO 20,

paper and the deep marine blue. For formal
acceptances and regrets the eghty-pound
wove or cream paper will be the standard
Another manufacture which has already
found favor among those seeking to be very
stylish is the Scotch granite.
Ten years ago the English Repp was intro
duced and for two seasons it held place as a
most sought for writing paper. 1t then went
out of style, but this season finds large de-
mand for it again. AS standard paper for
many years the Marcus Ward has been pre-
eminent Writings Standard has only re-
Gently been learned by most purchasers to be
of equal finish and quality, but this
year the one quality is demanded
as frequently as the other. "Kendal'
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

fashion touches, the changes in the style of
stationery are many and frequent Taste or
whim decides that the writing paper used
last winter was too heavy or too light or too
loud in tints, and the dealers find that the
variety of paper most called for then is now
unsaleable. Each year something new or
something that was once popular but fell into
disuse is introduced and everybody wants it,
The ultra-fashionables supply themselves
with three distinct classes of writing paper
one upon which to write informal invitations
and acceptances or regrets, another for ordi-
nary correspondence, and third for foreign
correspondence. For the last use there is the
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

four years, and has since sung in some of the
leading American opera companies.
The numbers rendered at past concerts in
clude some of the most famous mpositious of
the worlds greatest masters. Among them
may be mentioned trios by Gade, j. HAYDN.
Pollini, GODDARD, j. Raff Sonata Op. 1S, Rub
instein "Ava Maria," by Bach Gounod,
"The Virgins Prayer" by Massenet, and "The
Kreutzer Sonata," by Beethoven.
In addition to the above works the club has
in preparation collection of entirely new
compositions to be introduced in this seasons
concerts. Among the eminent vocalists who
have assisted at the clubs performances the
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

names of Mrs. Julia Wyman, Miss Ida Klein,
Mrs. Gerrit Smith, Mile Karin Pyk, Senior
Mariana Mama, and others appear.
This club is one of the few organizations in
America that makes a speciality of chamber
music, and has done much toward popuarlz-
ing this class of composition in Washington.
DR.. Sigel Roush, the clubs manager, is a
young gentleman we'll known in Washington.
His successful handling of similar organiza-
tions in the past has thoroughly established
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

of the piano. After five years course in the
Conservatory of Stuttgart, where he gave
especial attention to harmony, composition,
and Instrumentation, he studied in the best
institutions of Berlin. His final course was
taken in Paris, where he ranked among the
very highest in general musical proficiency
His playing is characterized by great prec-
sion, technical skill, and delicacy in shading
and touch.
Mr.. Herman Rakemann, pupil of Joachim
and Ysaye, is an artist of exceptional ability.
He has made the violin close study, and on
his favorte intrument is recognized as one of
the best performers in this country. His
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

"Overland Mall" which is manufactured
especially for foreign letters, its especial char
aetenstic being its very light weight. For all
other purposes the greater demand is for
heavy, smooth, unruled paper inclosed in
heavy envelopes, In color the light and deli
cate shades of lavender, pink, and blue, with
the eyertasteful pure white or cream,
will prevail A new shade which will be in
troduced this season viii be the mountain
pink. As popular as ever will be the Fidele
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

is the name of variety of paper that finds a
ready sale. 1t comes in white and azure bond
tints. Its distinctive feature is it's dimensions
which are the length of the commercial and
the width of an octave thus taking perfectly
square envelope. Parchment velum is
popular paper that requires a Lakewood
envelope which is much longer than it is
broad. The paper itself is almost square and
thus when folded once from the bottom to the
top just fits the envelope. Kid finish in
white with Gladys envelope is asked for by
those who wish to be odd or unique. The
Gladys has an oblique flap which folds from
the bottom of the envelope and extends over
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08
STYLISH STATIONERY.
WHAT FASHION DEGREES HER DE-
VOTEES SHALL WRITE ON.

People of taste and those who desire to be
regarded as fashionable are in nothing more
particular than about the stationery they use.
Elegant and modish stationery is looked on
by many as almost supreme test of social
standing and good form, and nothing is
understood to give greater pain to the devotee
of fashion than to receive note enclosed in
cheap-looking envelope and written on com.
mon paper And, as in everything else that
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

achievements. His exquisite gradation of
tone coloring, panissimos, and exact phas-
ing is seldom equaled.
Mr. Herndon Morsell, after studying in Italy
with Lamperti and Vannucini, sang in London
for six mouths, and then came to America
where he made his debut in Boston with
Annie Louise Cary and Myron w. Whitney.
He was with the original ''Boston Ideals" for
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

the top fastening by point on the upper left
hand corner of the front, On this point,
monogram, initials, crest, or sealing wax can
be used
Crests, monograms, initials, and coatsof-
arms on letter paper are still fashionable. In
creasing in favor is the use of neat street
address die stamped in delicate shades of ink
for the heading. Sealing wax is used as
much as ever. The best class of Partisan wax,
in all the light and delicate tints, is highly
perfumed and is being sold rapidly.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

playing is smooth and finished, and marked
by the most subtle elements of phrasing, deli
cate shading, and rhythmical nuGaces.
Mr.. Paul Miersch, prominent member of
the orchestra at the recent Bayreuth festival,
is a native of Germany, and has studied in the
foremost institutions of that country. No one
is more at home with the Yioloncello than this
talented performer His complete mastery of
this. the most soulful of stringed instruments,
is one of the most creditable of musical
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08
WASHINGTON MUSICAL CTI1R
SKETCHES OF THE ARTISTS WHO COMPOSE IT AND IT'S
PLANS FOR THE SEASON.

Since its organization the Washington Mu-
sical Club has steadily grown in popularity.
The members are talented and able perform m
ers and have earned enviable regulations both
at home and abroad. In their ensemble play
ing the result of close study and musical in
tuition is at once apparent.
Mr.. Henry Xander has been under the i'm
mediate instruction of the greatest masters
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

''the flower of YOUTH" 81 do not care one
straw" ''with presence of mind" or any one
of several other things equally familiar you
are simply quoting Terence, who died 159
years before Christ, All the way through he
is as modern as MIR. Howells. Here is one of
his sayings, and after it is quoted nothing
more need be said: SIN fine, nothing is said
that h as not been said before"
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-08

Mr.. Harry Gifoil, who does some clever
work in the "Trip to Chinatown" Company,
which was at the Academy of Music last
week. is a former Washington boy. His
proper name is Frank b. Graft and he is a
member of a well-knoWn family in this city.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21

2ocale aussubebnen unb Iie fir bieSoIoaten
anaiebenoer MAIDEN gu f0nnen, pabreno it9
8uglei9 etgiebt, Dab bic %pefuniGren Jteluls
tote = Die &antinen nerben cooperatlo 8ez
fii6rt = ie6r quite geipelen itno.
9aB iolden @rfabrungen oegenlber Die
@oliermeiber 6eulen uno nebflagen, tpetl
Die Ser. StaatenzT ruppen iebt Saloons
bielten unb 2eute, peIde Die l1nttorm Der
8unoeSarmee tragen, su v8aarteepern" 9ez
madt wIrOen, fam abiolut feline Wtrtung
babelt. 0ie &antiue 1T Der bette SelpelS
fir Die 8erriidt6eit Der tenperen3lertl6en
Ibeorien unO fe miro es bleiben, 10 LANCE
nod in %unierer Qlrmee in iol6en 0tnget
Der gelunoe Meni9enDeritano Die 0berbano
behqlt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
s@Ie6ter @atb far farmer.

Ser Jtatb, ben Die Farmers MIItz
ance ertbetlt, ben Metaen 81 baIten,
bis ct $3.50 ben 8uibeL brtngt, miro bofs
fcntlt6 feline 8eadtung ftnoen, benn su
Oieiem Breiie tit e!n @rport unm0glt1 uno
ielbit I'M Snlanb miirbe Der @onlum qroBe
@inl6rGnfungen erleioen.
0enu Die Sarmer bon Der bo6peiien
Nuiance ft6 Bel ben 8Gdern in ben @roBz
itG0ten bieie5 2anoes ertunbtgen mouten,
miroen ite in Grfabrun9 b~rtngen. baB ieoe
Stet9erung oes WteblpretieS cine 8erringez
rung DeS BrooDerbrau6s 3ur Solee bat.
SIN Sommer bebeGfen fid bic Grlneren
&la1ien nit aQerlet @rin3eug uno i'm
Wtnter, nebmen iie 81 6aferbret unb Daats
ibre 3uflu6t.
@ern Die Sarmer auf einern iibertriebes
men 45rets beiteben, tperbeu fie leoiglt6
tbren gBetaen bis gum nd6iten Sabre behalf
ten, tpann Die 8orrGtbe ft9 10 anbGufcn
Derben, DaB ite UNI ieoen 8reis losl6lagen
mifien. Die Tarmer tbun better baran,
ibren Net5en gu Dertaufen, tpenn Tie einen
anncbmbaren Yreis erbalten, bann lit ibnen
Der Geroienft ii6er. Gin .3uriidbalten oes
Wet3ens lit nur bann Dernitnfttg, tpenn er
gu nieortg i'm 8reiie itebt. Sn loI6em
Sale 6aben Die Sarmer ni6ts gu risttren,
ipenn iie nit benz Berfaufe t~parten, benin
fir einen btIi9en BreiS tann man Die
Waare INNER an ben Weann %brineen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
Jnlano.

= Die Oemotraten BON Nez
br a sta baben am II. September tbren
g taatS> GDnpent in @rano So
la m abgebaLten. Oerielbe cling iebr
frteDIi6 poriiber mioer Grlparten, oa
8oDoz fetnoli6e 0emofraten einen 8eidluB
batten einbringen tpolen, Der Das 8eto
GoD0's, mo0urb er Der Marimal Sra6tz
Bill ben @araus madte, gutbeiBen Ioute,
nm oaour6 Den BrDteit Der Saruerz Nuian5z
ler beraus5ufor0ern. Nber Der BeldluB
Duroe ntdt ein9ebrd6t, unb lit Der al19ez
l1ontmenelt Ylatform tpIroe DaS N~blebungs>
Derfabren gegen 8oDo bart getaoelt. 9ieie
Ylatform Deroamn1t Die ieBtge Geciprociz
tQtsz @eiebge6ung als einiettig, lit fir freie
Stlberprdgung, gegen Sruits nn0 anoere
Observation-Disclosures, fir quite Qrbettss
geleBe 1rlo frete Nrbeits : gfa6meilunssbuz
reaus, fir gabl Der @ilenbabnz@ onmi1idre
uno Bunoeslenatoren Dur6 bas 8olf, fir
Elm WtaTtnlale Sra6tgeleb, fur ItberaIe penz
ltonen, aber Dlnterldetoung 5tptl6en WIr<
otgen ltlto unmirbtgen, gesen 8eraubung
Der Str9er UNI tbre poltttl6en Ge6te auf
@runO ron g~fationaIttdt uno Geltgion un6
9egen aue &lalieuz@ eiebgebung. &c. Gt6z
ter S. s.. 8roaoD tpuroe gum Mttglieo oes
Sberttaatsgert6t, Der Eedtsantpalt 8. s.
Srogan uno Der Sarmer @apt. g. S. 6enez
Ter gu Wtttglteoern beS 0ircttortums Der
Staatsa l1niDerittdt auf9efteGt. 9ie Grs
DGbnung Glepelanb's in ben Neoen REF
leoesmal etnen beseiiterten 8eifau bernor.
uno bod iinb bteie 9eute fir Silberihptns
Del.
-9te Stabt 6amtItDn in
SDto, no Dor b Sabren oas
Sort SGmtIton erri6tet mur6e, bat
otele gelhtdtli6e 0enfniroigtett Dtelsr
Sage 0ur6 Elm grOBeS 6eitreefeiert. 6Guier
II StraBen prall9ten i'm Teitesibmlld,
&Gnonen murben abgefeuert, Elm Tadel3ug
tGto itatt uno etn SGauipteL biIbete ben
SdluB oes eriten Der BRET 6eittage. On ben
ubrtgen tDerDen @ouOerneur Campbell unO
anoere berrOrra9enoe 8ur9er u1o 8eamten
Des States Geoen haIten.
= Ser GroieB gegen beu Stabtz
mar16alI So9n BeI9rtm in Gres
it on in Son Degen poriGBli6er Ser
na6lGBt9ung Der gfli6t 3ur 0urfibruua
oeS Neutrality-suspicious. Bot nit Der gtihts
eintgung Der @ei6morenen iiber einen
Mnhrlpru6 9ee1oet. IS ftno bort cine
gan3e Wienge @nti6GoigungsfLaoen qeaen
ShantDtrtbe, lOtDte NntrG9e auf unterlaz
9un9 Der Qusibnng Oes S4anfgemerbes in
Der S6tpebe.
Ole aus9e6ebnte Somens
banDInng bon Sames Bid in
81 o9efter, Stem gOrt, lit BON Der oortis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
,,0e@tspfe8e IN 0em @eretnt9tett
@t1oteu."

Inter benz Sitel: u6anbbu6 Der
&e9tspfIege in ben Ser. Stadz
ten BON Nprbamertta" bat Der bier
moblbsfannte 9fe6tsgelebrte ST.. Wtls
9e1m 8ode BET s. g. 8adem IN &ol1
elm Bu6 eri6einen lalien, tpelbss, obnobl
5unG6It fir bic untermeilung Des Oeutlhs
IGnbti1en Yublitums beltimmt, aud Die
Nufnerflamfett De- 0eutldsN mertfaner in
bobem @raOe Derotent.
Dem in itberaus faBli6er Wetie uno NIT
meiiterbdfter &IrSe 1T Darin DaS gauge
0eri1tsDelen in ben Ser. Staaten 3ulan>
mengefaBt, 1tnb es bilbet lornit fir BEN ei1z
getpanoerten 0eutiden, Der ft6 iiber Die
Weri6tsnerbGltniile DeS 2anbes ieiner Wabl
uuterrtdten mill, Elm trefflt6es 9ebrbu6.
Seine 9auptbelttmlnung, Denient9elt
9eutlGen I'M alien Gaterlanoe, tDelGe Ders
m0geusredtlt6e Snterelien in ben Ser.
Staaten baben, uno ibren 9te6tsbeiitGnoen
einen lleberbltG iiber Die bieit9en He1tsz
unO @eri6tSperbGltnilie gu geben, erflut
eS, iDtpeit oas etnem 9aien Ill beurtbetleu
m0gIt6 lit, in Observation-Disclosures Meiie.
Shmerlt6 tDar aud Elm QnOerer better
oa5u berufen Elm iolbeS 6anobu6 81
i6reiben, ais Der 8erfalier, tpel@er alS
langiGbriger &e9tSbeiftano bes bieitgen
beutl1en Goniulats umfaiienbe @elesen>
belt gebabt bat, fennen sn lernen, tpie
nOt6ig ben 0eutiohen NntpGIten cine 8elebz
runa iiber unicr @erthtslpeien tbut, uno
tDie Oielelbe beihaffen iein lolte.
9as 8ud SerfGat in eine @i1leitung, in
iDelder Die polttii6e Srganiiatton Der Ser.
Staaten unO Die Quelen pes amertfanti6er
9tedts bebanbelt itno, in ben eriten She'll,
Der bic Understanding unb ben Chill
pro5eB gum @egenitanoe bat, ben
3mstten She'll, Der bauptid6lth BON Der
Grbfol9e uno Der Na@laBre9elung hanbeIt,
uno etnen QlnbaRg, Der iiber Die betreffs bes
@rtperbs BON @runbeigentbum bur6 @us>
lG1oer erlaiienen @eieBe 2lufi6IuB giebt.
9a Der Gerfaiier, auBer benen bes
8unbes, bic @eiebe BON 40 Staaten unb
Gerritorten 3u bsriGithttgen bate, muB IS
Munoer nebmen, baB es tbm 9elunaen lit,
ben 9on3en Stoff auf ben engen Jtaum bon
1877 Setten 5uiammen5uOrangen, aud &penn
er BET ntelen 0tu9en, tpte natirli9, nur bic
Sberfld6e bat itreifen f0nnen.
@tnen beionoeren 8or3ug bes @erfes
btl0et neben Der i6on beriibrten meiiterz
baften &Ir5e bas flare unb reinlide
9eutl6, in peldem eS gei6rteben lift. IS
lit in ieoer 8e3tebung cine g~ebiegene Nrbett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
Sie&antime.

9te tpiitbenoen Nngrtffe, nel6e bic Bro=
bibttioniiten auf 0as neue &antinenz SD1tem
in Der amerifant1den 0Irlnee gema0t baben
uno nod MAIDEN, iuerben ii6 audi unter
!&rtegsietretGr Yroctor, Der elm iebr nerz
niinftiger Wfann lit, ais pergebIi6 ertpeiien.
Die Nr9rtffe auf Die &antine itno niht
auein auf Die profeiiionelen SemperenaIer
3uriid gu flbren, lon0ern btnter bieIen
itefen Die y8oitzSraoers" o6er Marfetenz
Der, melhe fribsr Elm glGn8en6es @eidGft
nit benz beimli6en 8ertauf oes i6madz
boaften Snlels maGten. Set in ben meiz
ften Sorts un0 @arntionen &antinen err
ri6tet pur6en, in tueI6en Die SoIbaten
neben Sabaf, @BDaaren unO an6eren 9tnz
gen, Die nidt gu ben reguldren 9ieferunoen
0eb0ren, aud Stsr uno Nein-aber feinen
S6napps-taufen f0nnen uno mo tbnen
@elegenbeit gegeben miro, gu Ieien, 3u ipiez
len (natiirLib nt6t I'M @elo), iiebt Der
W1arfetenocr feline bette @innabme>Q ueQe
per1iegen unO 10 madt Der beimli6s
S6nappsmirtb mie0er einnal, iDie bies 10
oft Der Soil lift, nit Dem Ofuder gerneinz
I6attli6e Sadie.
Die Ue65rDen in @aibington uuo Der
GonBreb fi1o nit Groteiten 9egen Die &arz
tinen geraoeSu iiberflutbet tporben; cher
bieIen g~egenllber baben Die Nrlnee@S ffi5tere,
Die bod am beiten miiien iouten, tDelbel1
@infllB oas SDltem auf ibre 9eute bat, ii6
10 einitimmig fir Oaiielbe ausgeipro9en,
baB nod 9tiemano 9eDagt bat, Die Gantine1
pieDer abSuibaffen.
Ollie 8erihte = pie iebt tpieoer bic bieier
Sage POM &riegsz Secretdr Broctor eingcz
forDerten- ittplmet BARN therein, DaB Der
freie uno offene @enuB lei6tsr gegobrener
@etldnfe in 8erbinoling nit unterbaltung
unO Der 8erabreihurg biuiger Speiien,
ben G6nappsz@ enuB inter Den @oIOaten
auf Elm Minimum bei6rdntt, Die 3abI Der
8eitrafunaen rpegen Grunfiudt uno ar1Dez
rer oisciplinarii6er gergeben bebeuteno
berringert bat un6, uno in ieber 8e3iebung
BON Der beiteu Wirfung getpeienif lit. Sn ben
meiiten 6dQen miro geforoert, oaB weitere
&6umli9teiten geiGaften peroeu, UNI Die
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-09-21
hit punoen be0edt.
Gin frieoensffifter mu6 fir feinen euten
miaen bi6en.

8et benz 8erIu6e, ais S%rieoensftifter in
etnem Sartiltenitreite au tpirfen, tpurbe
fur3Itd Mbenos Wtu. 6oesGer, Sc @arbeu
StroBe, arg bernefert u1b trug ni9t nee
niger ais 10 Wun0en bapon. Gr maj UNI
103 ubr QbenbS, ais er nab 6auie etna
uno Dor yto. 81 GeesftraBe atpet MGnner
unD cine Srau i'm Streite begrtffen lab. @s
maren Oantel 9apib, letne Satin uno
@barles WteDer, 9apio's S6tpager. 0as
SrlO tpe6leIte in lebDafter Meiie ShlGoe
aus unb Der &f l6ten gar fein G16e
ne6men gu !DolIen. Sa trat 6aesler stpis
ihen Die Strettenoen unb mabnte sur Gube.
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