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Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
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MURDERED HIS MOTHER.
Ralph Ray, the Matricide, Captured-He
Confesses His Crime.

Ralph Ray, the Matrfcide, Captured-He @
Confesses His Crime.
DURANGO, Colo, Sept. 28.-Ralph
Ray, the twenty-year-old murderer of
his mother, was captured Saturday
evening and returned to this city today.
He says after he and his mother had
eaten breakfast last Wednesday msrn-
ing, he went to the barn and took two
drinks of whisky. Returning to the
house he informed his mother that he
was going to Pennington, N. NJ,
to the fair Mrs. Ray demonstrated not
desiring to be left alone. This angered
him. and as his mother parsed Isfrnsfof
the door with a, pan in her hand, he
struck her terrible blow on the back of
the head with hatchet, sinking Theron
into her head to the handle. She sank
to the floor without a moan, and the son
then plunged knife into her breast
three times, wrapped the body into a
quilt, mounted horse and started for
Mexico. The father has gone insane and
his life is despaired of.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
SHOW THEM | UP

Who these great fakrs? Why they are the con-
who started in business few years ago this town
as FAKE AUCTION HOUSE, and who don't know how
the fact that their attempt store instead of
auction house they have failed twice in two years. paying
their creditors each time 90 cents the dollar and still
they talk of their great and their 100000 stock
One hundred thousand fddesticks Why there is not
reputable manufacturer in the United States that has any
confidence in them Look up their commercial rating at
R. G. Dun & Co. and Bradstreets agencies and you will
that they have the commercial standing of
clothing firm in this city that pretends have any stand
ing, and still they talk Of other firms WOULD-BE
COMPETITORS' Where do they get their goods? you
ask. Of GREENEBAUM & CO.'S auction house, Of
The very place they others of buying.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
A Double Lynehing.

HoLLANDALE, Miss, Sept. 29.-On
Saturday quadrron woman named Lou
Stevenson, call Davis, white bartender
from saloon, and while she engaged
him in conversation. negro named
Grant White, shot Davis, killing him
instantly. The negro fed, but was cap
tured near the wayside and brought
back to the scene of the murder. The
infuriated populace hanged both White
and the woman to railroad bridge near
town this morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
FIRES SWIFT WORK.
An Oil COnhagration in the
Quaker City.
A Number of Firemen Severely
Crushed and Burned.
Half a Million Dollars Worth of
Property Destroyed.
Ralph Ray, the Durango Matricide. Cap
tured-He COnfesses His Brutal
Crime--A Disastrous Storm
in Minnesota.
As ociated Press Dispatches.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2S.-Shortly after
2 O'Clock this afternoon fire broke out in
the oil warehouse of Phillips & Cunning
ham, 1876 North Delaware avenue. The
flames soon gained headway and several
alarms were turned in. The fire swept
through the infammable stock of the
building, and the structure was
ablaze from cellar to roof in
twenty minutes after the flames
first broke out. Despite the utmost
efforts of the fremen, the flames spread
west to Water street, and to the rag
warehouse of Jessup and Moore, adjoin-
ing the burning oil store, on the north.
In short time the warehouses at 127,
ISL and 133 Water street were ablaze.
Philip and Charles Porter, OF engine
company No. 20, were injured by
exploding oil while fighting the fire
in Oil street, and Frank Lowery, of
truck D was hurt by fall from lad
der. While the fire was at its height
the walls of Jessup & Moore's warehouse
fell in, burying several firemen. The
buried men were rescued as quickly as
possible, and, so far as known, none
were killed. At o'clock the fremen
succeeded in getting the fire practically
under control. The loss is estimated at
$500 000
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Emmons Blaine,s Preferment.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 28.-The Sun to-
morrow will say: The visit of Emmons
Blaine to Baltimore last week was, it is
said, made at the suggestion of Presi-
dent Charles F. Mayer. OF the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. While here Mr..
Blaine spent several hours in confer
ence with Mr.. Mayer. He was offered
by the president, and has accepted, a
position with the Baltimore and Ohio
company, with headquarters at Chi
cago. 1t is understood that Mr.. Blaine
is to be assistant to the president, hav-
ing general supervision of the western
department of the Baltimore and Ohio.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
IN HONOR OF CoLUMBUs.
Plans for the Italian American Exhibi'
tiOn at Genoa.

\
tiOn at Genoa.
ROME, Sept. 28.-The executive COM
mittee OF the Italian-American exhibi.
tion at Genoa In honor OF the discovery
of America by Columbus, have finally
arranged for the erection of buildings
which will cost 500, 900 lire. 1t is the
design of the committee that the exhibi-
tion shall consist of samples of
the agricultural and industrial pro-
ducts of Italy and America, with
the object of showing the kinds
of goods that can be most alvantgeously
imported and exported. 1t is expected
thus to give new impulses TO trans
Atlantic commerce. This would be- a
good opportunity for American mer-
chants to introduce their goods into a
new market
The corn crop is approaching matur-
ity, and in many places the harvest has
commenced. So far as can be learned,
the crop will be fully an average one.
In almost every part of Italy grapes are
looking well, and there is every indica-
ton OF an abundant production of wine,
though it is yet too early to pronounce
upon the quality.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
CHILE'S DISPLEASURE
Causes a Rattling Amongst
Dry Bones.
The Administration Consider
ably illustrated.
At the Same Time It Tries to Ex'
hibit UncOncern.
Harrison in Consultation with the State
and Navy Department Ohicials.
Mysterious Cipher Dispatches
Flying About.
Associated Press Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 28.-For two hours
this morning the president was in con-
sultation with representatives of the
state and navy departments. While no
official information upon the subject can
be obtained, there is reason to believe
that the administration is confronted
with serious aspect of affairs in Chile.
Since last Friday cablegrams in cipher
have been passing between Washington
and Valparaiso. but the officials refuse
to make their contents public. 1t it gath
ersd, however, that they relate to affairs
in Chile and that serious complications
have arisen between the Junta and the
United States representative in that
country. AT present the United
States naval force in Chile consists of
one vessel, the Bal timore. The San
Francisco touched at Callao, Peru last
week on her way northward. An effort
was made by the navy department to
communicate with her, but she sailed
for Acapulco, Mexico, before the cable
gram arrived. There are no other mod
ern vessels on the Pacific side that could
be dispatched to Chile. 1t is presumed
that Commodore Ramsey, chief of the
navigation bureau, who was called into
consultation with the cabinet officials,
was asked TO explain the exact resources
of the navy department.
FEIaNED UNcoNcERN.
1t is coniectured here that the matters
under consideration at the conference
were the statements from Minister Egan
4 4. ~. -. Ct.f.l ~f = l.,
rences in Chile, which are also conject-
ured to accord with the special dis
patches from Valparaiso printed in the
New York Herald this morning. Just
what Captain Schley had to communi-
cate to the navy department cannot be
learned, but it is surmised that it
relates to the treatment OF refugees, or
that the bitter auti-American sentiment
in Chile, resulting from the seizure of
the Ltata, has revealed itself in hostile
+Arid unfriendiv demonstrations toward
the officers and men OF Jhe Baltimore.
However this may be, it is certain the
officials of the state and navy depart
ments ire not at all alarmed at the situ-
alton, and ii the conference was called
to devise means OF meeting any emerg-
eacy,. it il apparent that the persons
who participated are sntisfed that this
has been done.
TRACY NOT ALARMED.
Secretary Tracy, while declining to
make any statement relative to the con-
ference at the white house this morn
ing. said he did not intend to send any
more chips to Chile, and that he did
not regard the situation there as threat
ening.
Sefior Mott, the Chilean Congression-
al envoy here, has received dispatch
from Senior Malta, minister of foreign
affairs, stating that peace was not dis
turbed by the revolt of the military.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
SOME OF THE REASONS WHY
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OF NEW YORK
S THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY IN THE wOF


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assets oneh millions OF dollars.
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Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
A RALMACEDAN> PLOT.
How the Dictator Proposed to Seize the
Itata at san Diego.


New YoRK, Sept. 28.-A morning pa
sper prints a story to show that both
Grace & Co. and Charles Flint & Co.
PLAYED both OF the waring parties dur
ing the Chilean revolution to secure or
ders for arms and ammunition. Its
most interesting feature is statement
that it was Balmaceda's intention to
take the Itata from San Diego and profit
from the Congressionalists' loss. Flint
was Bainaceda's representative here, and
the dictator demanded Of the South
American steamship company that a
power of attorney be made over in the
company's name authorizing Charles Il.
Flint to represent it and take possession
of the steamer. The company's agent
declined, but next day Balmaceda
sent for the agent and repeated his
demand, coupled with the threat
that is the agent did not agree
he would be taken out at daybreak and
shot. The agent told him to shoot
ahead, and retired. A few hours later
Balmaceda sent for the agent again. II
he did not get what he wanted he would
not only be shot, but Carlos Lyon, pres
ident of the company, would die the
same way. Senior Lyon is an old man,
and very respectable. To save his life
the company yielded. They made out
a power OF attorney in Flint's name.
Balmaceda sent it to Minister Lazcano
in Washington, whence it came into the
hands of Flint The United States
would have no more right to detain a
load of arms going to regularly estab'
lished government than it would have
to detain load of potatoes. The arms
purchased by the money of the lnsur
gents could have passed over to Balma-
ceda without blow. The fall OF Bal,
maceda, however, put an end to this
plan as we'll as the war.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
SCARED SETTLERS.
An Indian Outbreak Reported in North
ern Idaho.

ern Idaho.
SPOKANE FALLS, Wash, Sept. 2S.-
The settlers in Calispel valley, in North
ern Idaho, are alarmed over the men
acing attitude of the Indians in that
section. Marscla, chief OF the Calispels,
it is reported, has ordered all the
white settlers out of the cohntry,
and the Indians are running off the set
tiers stock and are otherwise annoying
the whites. General Carlin, in command
of the Fourth infantry, now in camp in
Spokane, has been urged to take
measures of precaution. He has sent
for Indian Agent Cole, who will
arrive here in the morning. A troop oi
cavalry under command of General Car
lin, are ready for marching nrders, and
may start tamorrow for the scene of the
disturbance. Calispel Valley is isolated
and allsupplies have to be sent in by
pack train.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
A FRAUDULENT INVOICE.
A San Francisco Importing Firm
Grave Difficulties.

A San Francisco Importing Firm In
Grave Difficulties.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 2S.-Bernard
Refs, of the firm of Neuberger & Refs,
importers, was this afternoon arrested
by the United States marshal on the
charge of entering goods at this port by
a fraudulent invoice. 1t is also said the
firm imported wooden as cotton goods.
Refs gave ten thousand dollars bond.
The penalty for making a fraudulent
invoice is five thousand dollars for each
ofense, and two years imprisonment.
There are two charges and the firm will
also lose $4,000 by the conliscation OF
woolens if the charges are proved.
Criminal charges will also be preferred
against Gustave and Jules Neuberger,
the other members of the firm.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
The sigri Incident.

LONDON, Sept. 28.-An official English
report on the Sigri incident states that
tile maneuvers were carried on by per-
mission of the Turkish officers, and the
usual mining operations were executed.
Twelve electro-contact mines were placed
across the harbor's mouth and con-
nected up to junction with boat sta
tions, and protect the works the British
landed eight guns.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
AN ABsCoNDER's AFFIDAVIT
Is Not Considered Gilt Edged Evidence
in Canada.

OTTAWA, Sept. 2S.-This morning at
the meeting of the committee of public
accounts OF the house of commons Sec
retary of State Chapleau put in an affi-
davit from Mr.. SENEGAL, late superin-
tendent Of the government printing
bureau, which he said he had received
from certain members of Senecals
family. 1t set forth that during
his continuance in Office SENEGAL
at various times received presents in
the way of bonus from the parties
from whom he purchased the plant of
the printing bureau, but never, either
either directly or indirectly, gave any
sum whatsoever out of said presents to
John A.. Chapleau; that although he
sent at various times money to the Con-
servative associations at Montreal, this
was never done at the suggestion or
request or with the knowledge Of Chap
leau. Somerville protested against put
ting in this letter from an absconder,
and Chapleau admitted it was not evil
dence
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
NToCammaut on the Raok.

HARnIsBuRa, Sept. 2S.-Auditor-Gen-
eral McCammant was again placed upon
the stand when the legislative commit
tee resumed its investigation tonight.
He fatty denied all reports connecting
him with Bardsley's doings. The aud
itor-general stated that for more than
thirty years the Philadelphia city treas
urers' had been in arrears during their
terms. Much OF the examination OF
McCammant tonight was repetition OF
his former examination.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
AN AMERlCAN INVENTION.
snydeu's Dynamite Projectile Being
Tested in Wales.

LONDON, Sept. 2S.-In a few days ex-
periments are to take place in Wales
with an American invention known as
"Snyder's dynamite proiectile." Foreign
governments are interested in the tests,
and several of them will have experts to
watch the results. F. II. Snyder. OF
New York, conducted series OF trials
at Sandyhook and on the Potomac near
Washington several years ago: Some
time ago private exhibition
was made before the shareholders.
Snyder says the guns used we're 6-inch
breech-loading naval rifle and a 7-inch
muzzIe. loading rife. The highest
charges of powder were used, consisting
OF one-thi-d quick-burning black pow
der, with two-thirds brown paismatic:
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
A DISASTROUS STORM.
Many Acres of Pine Timber Destroyed
in Minnesota.

ST. PAUL, Sept. 2S.--A Pioneer Press
Grand Rapids. Mimi, special says: A
most destructive storm passed over the
southern part of this and Beltrami
counties, telling au immense amount of
pine timber and causing some loss of
life. Particulars are impossible to get,
owing to the remoteness OF the section,
which is unsettled and unoccupied ex-
cept by claim-holders and cruisers for
timber and mineral lands. Whole town
ships are known to have been swept
over. If half that is reported is true,
there has been damage to pine timber
amounting to many thousands of dollars.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29

We refer to the NOTORIOUS FAKIRS who have
been of late casting reflections motives and spelling
for fight, but, do not consider them worthy of
notice competitors in any of the word either in
mental caliber honesty decency have let them
their course, knowing full well that the public
guled into believing advertisements of self brag which any
school boy could discern to be simply lies made of whole
who has been in this for several months We adver
tse we will quit business October Thirty-6rst.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
A Fatal Plunge.

CHICAGO, Sept. 28.-A cab with a
horse, driver and two passengers,
plunged into the Chicago river tonight
from an unprotected approach at the
Washington-street bridge. Miss Carrie
Green and the driver, Rufus Perry, were
drowned. John Sheldon, the other
passenger, was fished out unconscious
and win probably die. All three were
cnlnred
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
SAN D1EGANs sNUBBED.
Their Prayers to President Marvel WeI
of No Avail.

of No Avail.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. 2S.-On Saturday
night President Manuel, of the Santa
Fe company, arriued at San Diego. This
afternoon a committe of the common
council conferred with him about the
rebuilding of the Temecula caf1on route,
where bad washouts occurred last win
ter. Mr.. Marvel said the company
woule probably build new line to con-
meet San Diego with the northern part
of the county, but could not do so just
now; times were too hard. He was
asked if the general Office of the Santa
Fe could be removed from Los Angeles
to San Diego. He replied it could not
be done now, at any rate. President
MARVEL goes north tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
The Pope to the Faithful.

ROME, Sept. 2S.-The pope received at
st. Peters today 1000 pilgrims, delegates
of the societies + r the young. He
passed through the ranks of pilgrims,
addressing them and giving them his
hand to kiss, and was received with
devout acclamations. An encyclical is
published, advising the faithful to use
the rosary, especially during October,
and practice Christian penitence, in
order to enable the church to obtain
nnQcn
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
A Fenian's Return.

DUBLIN, Sept. 2S.-James Stephens,
the ex-Fenian leader, has arrived. 1t
is reported he has government permis-
sion to remain here the rest of his life.
In an interview today Stephens said !:
II am supporter of Parnell, and have
not changed my mind as to Irish claims
for nationhood, or the road to enforce
those claims, but as the majority of the
Irishmen are electing to try constitu-
tional agitation, l have concurred in
that plan"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Reckless Railroading in Spain.

MADRID, Sept. 2S.-A mail and an ex-
press train collided today near Bahia,
on the Lisbon and Madrid line, and sew
eral persons were injured. Another
collision occurred at Moncada, near
Valencia, three employees being killed
and five injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Ferrx,s Toast to Carnot.

PARIs, Sept. 28.-At a banquet at
Sainte Die today M. Ferry, toasting
President Carnot, said: "The president
has contributed toward giving the re-
public the conciliatory character de-
manded by his country. His wise and
careful policy has gained the support
and sympathy Of Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
A Violent Prisoner.

MARsEILLEs, Sept. 28.--A violent pris-
oner escaped from the hands of the po-
lice today by making an unexpected
attack upon his captors with carving
knife. Before he was recaptured he had
been chased through town, and he had
killed one policeman, dangerously in
jured three others, and cut himself SO
severely with sword that he died.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29

which gave shells, charged with 10 to Is
pounds of nitro-gilatine, an initial velo-
city of 585 meters per second. The
charges were 80 heavy that concrete
foundations nine feet in depth, under
the guns, were shattered. The shell, or
projectile, is adaptable to any style of
ordnance
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Tn Aeitata Fnr Eieht Hnnra,

LONDON, Sept. 28.-At a meeting in
Glasgow today, Mr.. Brodie, president OF
the Trades council, presiding, Scottish
league was formed to agitate for legal
working day Of eight hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Naw ractica Approved.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Secretary
Proctor has finally approved the new
tactics for the army, and they will be
put in practice as soon as the necessary
arrangements are made.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Cidar Refincrv Rurned,

UTICA, N. Y, Sept. 2S.-Mott's cider
refinery and storage houses, at Rock
vile. the largest in the country, were
totally destroyed by fire tonight. Loss
800 900.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Do You Want to Know

Who the is who writes their advertisements Well,
if he don't go along and mind his business will
print little of his record which have obtained from
the ST. Paul and Minneapolis Pioneer Press of January 2
1880. In the meantime will continue selling out
sale till October Thirty-6rst.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29

A Suit fits we'll and proves Fine Tail
oring when selected from the large New
Stock of H. A. Getz, l25 West Third
street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
Trade Statistics.

WASHINGTON, Sept. %. The chief Of
the bureau Of statistics, in his monthly
report of the exports and imports of the
United States, reports the total value OF
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29
We Mean Just What We Say,

And this bankrupt fake knows it. But still they
persist in throwing nnuendoes and for this
w propose to
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-29

exports of merchandise from the United
States. during the twelve months ended
August 81, 1891, was $9O9, 1854, ABB; value
of the imports, $S39, ,039, ,241.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
Cine trasitou,ii@e 8esebenbeit

Cine trasitomii@e 8esebenbeit
wiro bon ruffii9eu 8Idttern aus 8ifis
gemel6et.
Cine iunse Dame besab R6 farsIi&
in zines Der 6@mefelbdber, bic In Kifs
lis 10 sablrei@ finb. um Elm S@mefel.
bab sil nebmen. 2aum tuar febo@ Der
3abn nit bem S@wefelmaFer 9eDffnet,
als fi9 bic 6dnbe unb Mrme, Der 6aIs
uab oos @eHGt ber Dame fbpar3 fdrbs
ten. Die 8abefrau f1rie Dor Gntleben
beim Nnblid bieler Metomorptole auf,
Die iunge Dame iob entlekt ibre Mrme
i9par3 tuerbem, mari einen Bid In ben
Spiegel, fab fi6 als Wobrin unb fiel
In Obama6t. Na9 pielen Bemabuns
gen gelaug es, bic irinae Dame tpiebel
3u ii9 au bringen. Die MetamDrpbole
aber erfldrte fib iebr einfaG. Die Dame
l@miatte fi@ udu1i@ tdsIi@ Gals. &c.
it9t unb Nrme nit elmer fart ainfbals
tigen SGminte. Sn benz G@wffeIbabe
Derbanb f9 bic @@minte nit benz
S9wefeI unb Natrium beg MaiIers au
elmer re6i9marjen 6albe, bic 3um
Slid lei6t 5u entfernet mar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-23
T.. WoLaFSQN,

Die 3ur 6abrt nod benz Bobnbofe bes
lfimmte @tunbe NOR nod niGt gan3
berifDfen, oils ber @agen brauBen pie'
ber borfubr, unb gleib barauf traten
bic 6erren In ben SaIou, no SeRp fi9
us@ befaa0.
Ganbop i9ien butb bas @ieberfeben
bes 8rubers, bon benz er bod lange
Sabren bin6ur@ getrennt geiueieu mar,
ri@t i'm minbefen erreet 5u iein. Seine
Nliene mar ebenin unbemegt. isin Son
ebenfo ttibI tpie getpDbnli@, aIs er 9errn
SuItnb 6anbom uR0 NfiB SefD @lifs
forb chamber bDriiellie. Der neue Ins
tbmmling ndberte fi@ NIT einer artisen
8erueigung Der iungen DAME.
Dart i9 au@ bei Sbneu auf einen
freunOIi9eu gmpfans re@neu, MiB
@IiHorb2 Sd fomnie 3ipar als Elm
Srenber, a0er iG bringe Sbnen ben
@ruB bes 2anbes, benz Sbre Nutter atls
seb6rte. 2afjen sic bies naeine gmpfebs
lung ou@ bel Sbuen fein!
Das tIang rli@t BLOB berbinoli9, ions
bernipatni, beinabe beralid. SeRp
iab tberroi@t ouf, ober ber forl6enbe,
Our9bringenhe Bid, Der benz ibrigen
begesnete, ertdltete He fofort tpieber.
benn ct rief ibr ben eigsutli9en @ruub
bieier 8efanntf1aft aurtid. Sic ent.
eeguete baber nit tiibler 96fli6teit:
Sd boIfe, sic baben cine CUTE uebers
fabrt gebabt, Wr. GanbDtp.
Cine ausge3et@netel Mir batten bic
rubige See, bic ongenebmite 60brt, unb
au@ mdbrenb meiner 2anbreiie Bis biers
ber wutbe it5 bon benz f@6nifen @etter
begiinfiet.
9esbalb baft bu fie lpDbl aud 70 Ian.
&c ausgeoebnt? mif6te ii6 6anbotu in
bas @eiprd@. Du btif ia treu3 uno
quer bur9 bas &aab gefabrsn tpie elm
SouriFf. 9Dir bahen bid i9on Dor biers
aebn Sage eripartet.
Run, mon muB bod Sans unb 2eute
Eenuen lernen, mari Gufab BIN.
Whni@teff bu meme beiGIeuniete Mns
finft3
yRidt bod, i'd BIN ean3 bamit elm.
Derfianben. BOB bu bid In ben er6Beren
5idbten aufsebalten baii. gs III ims
mer bortbeiIbait. perI6nIib 8eaietun.
gen nit ben bOrtigeu @eI@dftsfreun6en