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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

Sc encuentra vaeante Ia plaza de medico
titular de Naranjito dotada con ell haber
anual de 800 pesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27
ALMACEN De MUSICA ! LIBRERIA
DE OLYMPIC OTERO
PONCE, P. r.

Obras SelectaS ertraidas del Catdlogo general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

ST muchos males quieres evitar,
Alcoholado Gatell debes usar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

La Junta del Centenario ha aprobado el
modelo que del monumento para ell Guile
brinas ha hecho el Teniente coronel senor
Meendez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

La duquesa viuda de Montpensiel
ha cedido Sevilla dos terceras par
tes de los jardines del Palacio de Sar
Telmo para que las destine a parqu'
de la ciUdad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

En- estos dias nos ha favorscido con sn
grata vista, nuestro respectable amigo 81 p.
Pieretty, lie Yauco.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

Narios vendedores de LA DEMOCRACIA
abusando de la generosidad con que les con-
fiamos eel periodico, han tenido por conve-
nente desaparecer con el producto de Ia
venta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

En- la function que SO prepara para ell do
mingo en- La Perla, tomar&n parte, seg1n
Sc nos asegura, las senoras Graham, Armen-
ia de Lara Y Mandr Y las senoritas Aponte,
Ge salez, Zacarelo Molina, acompanadas
de varios cabaIleros afcionados
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

Ausente en- Cayey por algunos dias, el
amigo que nos proporciona puntualmente
datos para nuestra secci6n Plaza del Mer-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-06-27

eado, la suspendemos hasta one squsl re,
torne de su viaje.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
ON MINERS CREEK, HUMBOLDT COUNTY.

cling by placing two or three events for
the annex or open TO the League of Amer
lean Wheelmen when they give field
days. Il am aware that bicycling is
the most popular sport Of the amateur
description that exists at present, but the
gentlemen who made these suggestions
did not pause to think that the Olympic
Club track is not suitable for bicycle
racing; yet this difficulty could possibly be
overcome by raising the curves so that
such a thing would be practicable.
Il understand that there is a movement
on foot in the Olympic Club 10 hold an
outdoor athletic tournament during the
MidWinter Fair, and that a representative
ia at present in the East who will approach
the best athletes there and ascertain if
they can be depended On 10 compete. This
proposition looks well on paper. but the
chances are that in the end il will amount
TO nothing.
Ii the Olympic Club is prepared to pay
all their eXpenses-hotel. travelling and
incideE tals-the possibilities are that a
goodly number will come from the East.
hut l think that the Amateur Athletic
Union rules will not permi; Of such Dr0-
ceedng; therefore, the olympic Club
would DO well 10 move slowly in this mat
ter as it would be- large undertaking and
entail considerable expense"
The morning call., 1893-09-17

various opinions on this question, as il is
one that cannot be decided until the event
will be run of.
In years gone by it was generally fore
gone conclusion, but this year it is some
what different as there are five men whose
records are abont the same. They are c.
Howard o. the Los Angeles Athletic Club.
Bernard of the Leland Stanford Uniyer-
slty, p. VI. Wand, l.. Gill and (. I. Foster
Of the Olympic Club.
If Foster is in good condition, which 1t
is expected he will be. he should at least
on July al the Les Angeles games.
Concerning the Olympic games an
Ovmpian says:
II have heard various opinions ex-
pressed-some OF them in language more
fOrclbe than elegant-On the way that
foster was treated by the officials in
charge OF the Los Angeles games. Whether
the statements ara true or false / do not
know. The Los Angeles Club. to sustain
its decision and uphold the integrity of
the organization, is bound to send Mr..
Howard TO the championship meeting. as
Fosters main object in entering the 100
yard event is to meet him.
There are three other good men in this
eyent-Psu Ellis. l.. 5. Jr. T.; r. a.
Chick. L. c.. and a. Hoffman. o. C.-who
will be very close to the best of them at the
finish.
The thought has often occurred to me,
why is IL that outdoor amateur athletic
sports are not more popular with the San
Francisco pubiie. In looking over the
athletic history of the coast for the past
ten years | find that when the Olympic
Club held its games Cd their Center-street
grounds. Oakland, there existed a popu-
larity for amateur sports among the public
that is lacking now.
1T must be conceded by all who have a
In, rfar1rf # s,
days that in point Of records the sport has
not refrigerated. fer today we have ath-
ietes capable of making better records in
the greater majority of events.
Il overheard prominent wheeIman re-
mark that the club should encourage bicy-
The morning call., 1893-09-17
,ar.d in the preparation of DOnele.. cod


fish.
AS we'll known, the Goldfish yields lib
eralIv of gelatine-like substance which,
under proper treatment and coneentra-
ton. can be turned into glue. mucilage or
cement as desired, and it is claimed that
ms nro0nct ia the strongest adhesive in
the market. Among its other good quail;
ties is its cleanliness. pleasing odor ana
the ease with which it may be handled, II
being put up in bottles and cans reaoy LOT
Instant use in any class Of work, however
coarse or delicate, such as wood or paper
boxes. carriage work or artificial flowers,
leather betting or gum labels, aud the &C.
menf, il is claimed. is especially adapted 10
mending broken crockery or glassware, as
we'll as stonewaTe and heavier woIk: II
can be used by any enc capable OF nan
ding a brush, and keeps in condition In
definitely. 80.
The glue in appearance is liquid Of a
beautiful light amber shade. and seems 70
be of the consistency Of ordinary syrup, ana
being pulled" between the thumb ana
foretinger il assumes shiny. eobWe eo-llke
strings which sparkle and gleam IN Inc
sun like so many glittering gems.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
ANGLING.
The Truckee Sawdust River-When
VIII the Lakes Close.

1t is said that the Spring Valley Water
Company has decided TO close San Andreas
and Pilarcitos lakes to anglers on the 30th
inst. AS the angling season will not close
until the 1st of Novem Der. and as lake fish-
ing is certainly better during the last
months OF the season, anglers cannot un-
1erstand why the company should cut off
the best month of the year. Both San
Andreas ard Pilarcitos lakes are literally
alive with trout, and as experience has
taught the directors OF the company that
thinning out of the fnny tribe would better
the existing condition OF affairs, the cutting
OF one month is not considered bv anglers
a wise policy of The officers who have
charge of the angling department Of the
company.
Fly fishing at Pilarcitos is first class now.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
HANDBALL.
The New Courts of the Olympic
Club.

The Olympic Club bandball players are
thoroughly delighted with the two new
handball courts which have been recently
constructed upon the lower floor Of the
club. The alleys are bright and airy, and
1t is safe 10 predict that they will see few
idle moments during the winter months,
as the increase of players iu the club is
something Of surprise to tie athletic
committee.
Certainly no better sport than handball
can be had within doors. 1t not only
gives an Infinite amount Of pleasure to the
contestants who understand the game, but
adds very materially 10 the reduction of
useless flesh, which so many people are
endeavoriDg to rid themselves OF by means
of steam baths, etc. II would be well.
however, il the club would employ n com
petent instructor 10 teach the young idea
how TO hit ball properly. Once begin
ner falls into a bad habit of tossing or
striking, 1t is hard matter for profes.
sor to teach him the proper system of
strokes. HandbalI aud boxing are to
great extent similar so far as hitting and
position are concerned.
A boxing instructor would much prefer
The morning call., 1893-09-17
COURSiNG.
The California Waterloo Cup and
Big Stake.

big Stake.
The Pacific Coast Coursing Club has
concluded that to pOpularz re the sport and
to induce its members to breed only the
best running stock. good purses must be
given at its meetings. ard especially the
annual and semi-annual meetings.
ht convention held on Thursday even
ing last at the clubroom on O'Farrell
street, the officers decided upon giving a
purse of $1,000 and cup TO be run for on
Thanksgiving day. The cup will be
known has the Waterloo cup OF California,
and according 10 the president of tile club
it will be in Doin: of beauty and artistic
finish the equal of any trophy ever offered
for competition among greyhOunds.
The OceaH View COursiDg Park is
within a few minutes ride of this city.
and indeed a more suitable place for
racing purposes would be hard 20 find in
any Vart of he country. To insure sat
lsfactory days sport to all concerned the
club Will call a special meeting a few even
ings previous TO the Thanksgiving racing
day and three gentlemen of unlimited ex-
perience in coursing will be selected
as judges of the contests. Owing
to the fact that with the ex-
ception of John Grace, the veteran
this State who can please cnurSing men in
general. the club has wisely concluded 50
select three judges, one of whom will be
appointed referee. The latter will de-
eide the runs. and his decisions will be
considered final.
Where the referee will be in doubt as to
which of the contesting dogs shall receive
the award the judges will lie consulted
and the opinion OF the majority will rule
To-day the club will bold its regular
weekly meeting, and as there are good
running dogs entered a first-class after
Moons sport is expected.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
THE WRESTLERS.
Acton and rIcLeod Are Working Like
Beavers for Condition.


The wrestleTs are getting into splendid
trim for the catch-as-catch-can contests,
which will be held in few weeks at Dad
Fellows Hall.
Judging from the way Acton has been
training during the past month most stub
born contest is expected between "the little
demon" and the famous Scotch wrestler.
Dan Mcleod. The latter is by no means
sleeping at his post. Every morning
bright and early he can be seen in the
gymnasium of the Olympic Club with
his trainer exercising like beaver and
removing from his anatomy any super
fiuous flesh that still remains on his
bones. Mcleod is only too well
aware shat he will have TO do
some hard wrestling on this occasion to
defeat the man who held for years the
cham pionship Of the world in the middle
weight class.
Acton has taken off forty pounds of
loose flesh since he commenced TO boil
down, as athletes say, and in appearance
he IS now looking the athlete that he GER
tainly was when he exchanged locks with
Bibby several years ago.
Apart from the great struggle between
tile two famous professionals, there will
be an unlimited amount of sport when the
lesser lights will appear upon the carpet. d.
1t is said that among the fourteen
wrestleTs who are now training for the
tournament there is dark horse who
will make strong bid for one of the lead
ing prizes.
Vincent White has made wonderful i'm
provement in his style of wrestling under
the tuition of first-cass trainer, ana ac-
cording to his own words ne viii be per-
iecily satisfied if he can lower the colors
Of THE Terrible Prussian," who recently
became imbued with the idea that second
or third prize will certainly fall to his lot.
Frank Allen, formerly janitor of the
defunct California Club, has been selected
10 referee The contests. Allen was the
unanimous choice of the contestants.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

to teach man who never had boxing
glove or his hand TO the one who had cul-
iIvated from a poor instructor bad sys-
TEN of hitting ana stopping. The hand
ball professor who teaches class of
players finds that the task of educating
young men who have learned an inferior
system of hitting a bail is most difficult
and perplexing.
The game mas already established itself
on this coast among professional and
amateur athletes, and the patrons Of the
sport eau expect to witness many hard
games between the crack players of the
clubs during the rainy season. Already
the Reliance Club of oakland has inti-
mated that it has a few players it would
Ike to pit against any two members CT the
Olympic Clue.
This afternoon, weather permitting, four
matches will be played al Rvan's court on
Howard street. As the players are among
the best in the State. lively games may be
expected.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

The State Sportsmen of California are
having their innings now at the trap.
The annual meeting was held last evening
at the Palace Hotel.
In athletics the next features Of import
ance will be the wrestling tournament at
Odd Fellows Hall, anu the championship
games which will take place next month at
The Olympic grounds.
The $1,000 stake which Will be run for
by greyhounds owned by the Pacific
Coast Coursing Club on Thanksgiving
day will be a feature Of great interest to
COurslng men.
/; is reported that the water company
viii close Its lakes to anglers in a few
weeks.
The football-players have commenced
practice and lively season Of kicking
may be expected.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
THE GUN.
Wild Ducks Are Heading In From
the North.

Ducks are beginning to head in." re-
marked an old-tme mallard stopper last
evening as he cast his weather eye st the
sky and shifted the atmosphere.
Il guess it's about time that pull down
the old bowler from the mantepiece and
oil her up for the opening Of the season."
continued the old sport. ''aS | understand
from old Cap Walker that the mallards
are barking up the river and so fat that
they are too lazy to fly out OF harms way.
Gosh, but won't / make them green
head raseals close their peppers when
pull the old muzzle-loader on 'em!'
"Why are you shooting a muzzle-lOader
yet, old man ?" inquired a young blood
who appeared TO take a great interest in
the stories the old gent related about up
river shooting in the old DAYS.
"Am l shootin' a muZzle-loader yet?
The morning call., 1893-09-17
A NEW INDUSTRY.
Manufacture of Glue and a Fertilizer
From Fish,

A new industry is about to be established
in this State by two enterprising young
men from the East who are now erecting
factory at California City, in Marin
County. for the purpose OF manufacturing
glue and incidentally valuable fertilizer
While glue and fertilizers NAV not be
very romantic subjects, in this case more
or less novelty attaches from the fact that
tue articies useo In their manufacture Gun
sist of the bones, fms and skins nf fsh
the supply being furnished bv the
prominent fish firms of this city en-.
The morning call., 1893-09-17
In Plain English.
Texas SIftlngs,

Patient Ito family physician)-In your
absence. doctor. l was compelled to call
in young DR.. Sawbones. he SAID that the
clinical symptoms indicated chronic inter-
esllai Inflammation. What is that in
plain English?
Family Physician-In plain English i.
means that Saw bones didn't know what
was the matter with YOU
The morning call., 1893-09-17

He Is AN AMERICAN-E. H., City. A
child born OF American parents while the
parents are travelling in a foreign country
Is an American
The morning call., 1893-09-17

Nor A CITRUS FAIR-W. W, City.
The last fair at Mechanics Pavilion was a
mixed fair, although there was a very
large citrus exhibit
The morning call., 1893-09-17

LINCOLN MEMORIAL VOLUME S..
City. Write to the Librarian of Congress.
who can give you all the Information you
desire about the book
The morning call., 1893-09-17

GOLD IN DoUBLE-EAGLE-Pow Calls
toga. There are 464 4 grains of pure gold
in $50 piece.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

MUST HAVE A LICENsE-A. G. B.,
City. You must have license to sell beer
lii San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

THE FIsKE-SToKEs TRAGEDY-C. S.,
City. James Fiske was shot bv Edward
Stokes at the Grand Central Hotel, New
York. January Z, 1872.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

1t Is custom in the Russian royal fam
lly 10 apprentice every Prince to some
The morning call., 1893-09-17

BABY RUTH. NJ. City. Baby Ruth
was not born during President Cleveland's S
first Term, but in the interregnum. The
event occurred on October 8, 1891.
The morning call., 1893-09-17

On A CIRCULAR TRACK-Subscriber
City. The match race run between Dom
inc and Dobbins at Sheepshead Bay Au-
gust 81, 1898. was run on circular track
The morning call., 1893-09-17

To CHANGE A NAME-J. NJ. NJ, City.
You can only change your name by special
act OF Legislature. You would undoubt-
edly need q lawyers services in procuring
such act.
, 1893-11-13
Der 11%uitf0ireftor Oamroid nit ser
1tufifersunion in 5wiefpalt.
Gin n~euen9a9irter SoIif, weI9er fein hit
eIteo Der Union 1T, eiebt ole perans
lafur9 oa3u.
sc e n Oprf, 13. Nob.

9as SDmpbonte>S rbeiter beftn6et itb
in S6multtGten, un0 Die Strettfrage,
ipeIbe Dem 0irtgenten @alter 9amroi6
plOBltcb geitern 9lben6 ent9egentrat, puroe
Durb etn nell angetporbenes Witglteb beS
SrcbeiterS ms 2eben s%erlfen. Ser Nome
beiielben lit Q(nton 6egner, ber SolosGelz
lit, tpelcber an SteQe beS 6errn Clinton
0edtng engagtrt tpurbe. Seeding tpar tpG9z
reno beS lebten Sa6reS Soliit, legte ie0od
letne Steie nie6er, unS 9amroi6 fab ii4
genDtbt9t, etnen~ GriaBmann tlir i'm Su fin
ben, uno ba tbm Olcs in oieiem 2anbe nicbt
mOgltb mar, 10 en9agtrte CT tpG6reno let>
mes leBten 2lufentbalteS in @ngl1nb ben
6rn. 6egner nit etnem getpalttgen &oiten>
~aufpano. Stun abcr bat es Der ge9enIeeti9e
S6ubneretn Der Wuiifer unternommen,
baS Srtereiie Der beintiden &iinitler tpa6r7
Sunebmen, un6 in Sol9e 0eiien nimmt ber7
ieIbe nur crit baum M~tit9liGber auf, nac9=
DEM 6ieielben Iecbs Monate int 2onoe ges
tpo6nt boben, uno ebe Elm Muitfer nicbt
Otit9lteb bes Geretns lift, fam CT BEL fetz
nem bieitgen SrcbeIter 0(niteuung fin6en.
9a itb II aber l6egner erit felt etni9e1l
Bodben im9an0e beftnbet, 10 mur6en iofort
na6 1etnem Engagement SbtDtertgfeiten
erpartet, unb bteie linb AUDI iebt eingetrez
ten. &ur3 Dor benz Q~lnfang oes @onaertes
in ber Wtuitt3alle eri6ien cine Nborbnung
bes 8eretnS bel 9amroi9, unb ertlGrte,
6aB 0e9ner int Gon3ert nicbt mttpirfer
f0nne, oa ct fein Wfitglieb Ser Linton" lei.
9amrol6 entge9nete, baB 6e9ner troB6em
ipielen piir6e. Die Mborbnulg brobte
BARN NIT elmer Strafe bon $40 fir iebes
Wlitgl;eb Oes Sr6eiterS, pel6cs in benz
ielben GOn5ert nit !0e9ner ipielen tpiirbe,
porauf it'd 9omrolb ieiner etgentbim=
li6cn Sage bcnuBt ipurbe, uno 6e9ner bis
mDr9en beurlaubte.
Die Qnselegenbett tptr5 beute bon Sen
9ireftoren Ser Wfuittbaue peiter in 8e=
rat6ung 9enommen tper6en.
, 1893-11-13
Der Dater trd9t Ole ShuIo,
Da6 GoRter uno Sdwieeerfohn oen 6o6=
5eitsta9 nidt iiberIeben.
sc e ~ Oorf, Is. gtoo.

9em y6erolO" miro BON Qbilene, Seras,
folgenbeS beribtet:
Sim Sumltag Nbeno nuroe ser 6retBigz
jqbrise Wterifaner Srintoao Gomer bon
Sultus 2arinsfi, einem polnt16en Q(niieoz
Ier in 9ouglosptQe, eri6Oiien. &omer
mar in bic ein5ige Go6ter 2arinsft's nerz
ltebt, unb Der 8ater bes MGocbens bate
au6 nidtS gegen Die 8erbinoung, otes ober
bate ietne 9teigung einem anberen Wanne,
0tamens 9tatban SoromSfi, ~sugepan6t.
&~ir5Itob ertlGrte 9artn5ti 6em iungen So
mer, baB ct ibm Die 6anb ietner Socbter
9eben ptrbe, tpenn CT SoropSti aus benz
Nege i6affen tOnnte. 8alb barauf per7
i3tpan0 SorotpSft, IobaB Jtomer fretes
6elo ~9elaiien mar unb am lebten Sam1tag
fano feline 0Db5eit nit Sri. Qartnsft ltatt.
WGbrenb oerielben legte ii6 &omer etnen
geborlgen Gaulb gu, u1D prablte oanttt,
oaB ct SoropStt umgebracbt babe uno baB
ct bon 2arinSfi Oa5u aufgeitacbelt porben
lei. 9teS brabte bic iunge 6rau &omer
10 in Wutb, baB fte BEN 8eriucb macbte,
tbrcm0@atten NIT etnem ScblGd5terme1ier
ben 0alS ab3ui6neioen, uno nur burb
tbren 8ater, Der tbr baS Wfeiier entrtB, Oae
ran berbinbert murbe. 9arauf itieB Tie 1icb
nit einem 8erSmet1un9si6ret bas Mteiler
ieLbit in Sic &eble, bur6ibnitt itb ben
6a(s unb i~tir5te toot nte6er.
0urb BEN Nnblid letner to6ten Tocbter
balb %mabnitnnig ger1aCbt, unb Trtnibao
&omer ais bic ein3ige llriacbe ibrer i6redz
lt6en Shat betro6tenb, ergriff 2artnsfi
s1etne 9oppelftnte rnb tredte benielben
nit Spei S6alien tobt nieber.
9as MertwiirOi9ite BET bteier fbredItben
8e9ebenbeit aber lit, 6aB Sorotpsft, bon
BENT MAJ 9laubte, baB ct bon &omer err
morbet nuroe, beute morgen, furse .3eit
na6 Dem 9oppeImorbe, Suriidfebrte. gtacb
ietner @rfldrung bate i'm Gomer fir bic
Summe bon $13 bepogen, nab @66D in
geu WeritO, gu geben, um bort etnen
Weonn pegen zines beabii6ti9ten 8iebz
banbels 81 iebeH. 0a9 ieiner Nnfunft
bort babe ct erfabren, OaB Elm lOIder Mann
BORT gar nicbt po6ne unO au6 ME geuobnt
babe, unO Oarauf bin lei ct naa OouglaB@
billie 3uriid9efebrt.
, 1893-11-13
mas Oct friiBere amerikanifdJe
Ge(an0te
Oes Kaiiers Dom Qeoro
l1eber oen 3ebeaenaomiraI meao fast.
8artS, 13. Noo.

6eute bate Ser bieitge Gertreter Ser
y1tntteb 8reB" cine llnterrebung nit 6ent
Baron Benebo, tpel9er mebrere Sabre lang
inter Der 0tegierung oes &aiiers Dom
8ebro b~roitLtantidber @eianbter in ben Ser.
Staten mar. Ser Baron erflGrte, BON
ben Qtbiidbten ober Der g otitif be5 Q(omtralS
0teuo NIGHTS gu mtiien, unb la9tc, baB CT
fetne Wfittbeilung 6aritber babe. Oh es bic
Qbft6t Der GcbeQen lei, bic Mtonarcbie in
8ralilien MISREPRESENTATION. @r fIgte
btn5u, taB bic Gebeuton fetn &inoerlpiel,
%ionoern cine iebr ernite 8cme9ung lei, unb
baB es ibpierig lei, bas Neiultat porausz
5uiagen. Der 2(bmiral Ofeuo icbetne ii6
i'm 8eitBe Der nOtbtgen Mittel 5u ~befin6en,
obgteib ct nicbt milie, no CT 6teieIben err
langt babe. Die 9febeucn 6aben, ipie es BEL
Sciroto Der Sal lit, tetnen StaatSicbab
3ur 8erfii8ung, Db8letb tie bebeutenOe
0eloIummcn ausgeben.
Ser Baron Beneoo ia9te ferner, 6oB CT
Der NomiraL WteQo femme unb i'm fir eiren
tntcui8enten unb ener9ii9en Wtann balte.
y@r lit Elm gutter Wtann," i9loB ber Baron
letne WftttDetlung, vunb tpeiB genau, mas
er tbHt ct lit ntd6t Der Wtann, ber itcb auf
a6enteuerli3e llnternebmurgen einldBt."
, 1893-11-13
Gntraitung iiber Gas fdeuflide
&YndperfoRren
Geeen oen rl0roer oes 10. :. Duncan uno
ole eret ~ntitfduIoi9en oes ~erfteren.
g e 10 Oorf, 13. g2ob.

0pn Columbus, Tla., wir6 Dem v6eralb"
beri6tet, baB bic yta6barl4aft iiber baS
firSlicbe 9Dncben bes 9te9ers 6enrD 8oggs,
tpeIcber am leBten Wontag in 2atc GitD
Slnction ben IS. S. Duncan erntor6ete,
iiber bie icbeuBlicbe Discriminating Ser
2etbe, un6 oas gebeimniBpoQe 8eridipin@
ben BON 6rei anbern 9te9ern b0blibit auf7
gebracbt lit. .GS beiBt, 0aB 8og9s ben 8e>
BORDEN entrt1ien mur0e, unb bon ben 2Dnz
bern eritoben un6 eri6Oiien tpur0e. DEM
8eri6te nacb begann man, iobalD man ben
gteger ergriffen bate, Oenlelben nit Oteiz
fern 5erfleii9en, unb itopfte ibm, nm i'm
am Scbreten gu ~Derbinoern, Elm 3aibentu6
in ben Wtun6. Seruer ipQ man ibm bic
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