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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26
FRAGMENTS OF NEWS FROM EUROPE

Paris. Nov. "a dispatch from Buenos Ayres
states that the resignation OF Or. Manuel Qun-
pec.ed.
London. Nov. 25.-The gunboat Dryad. OF 1,Ol0
tons. was launched at the Chatham Doctyard
to-day. She Is expected TO develop speed OF
twenty knots an hour.
Glasgow Nov. 25--The Scotch oil companies will
shut down on Monday owing to lack OF coal
caused by the miners s'rike One thousand men
Iondon Nov. 25.-Ofrcers Hoy and Lawrence have
arrived here for the purpose OF taking charge OF
Floyd and Scheig. who Will be extradited on the
s9JOCJ.
Belfast. Nov, S:-Mr., Jare. n member Of the
Chnmber OF Co ni1erce mere. has received letter
Trade ASKING ,s. fr ,n further details regard ito to
fuenclng the Admiralty to dispatch q warship TO
destroy them
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,,uyrp CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY

LLOYD Perry, n lawyer. OF No. III broadway was
arrested Yesterday on n charge of conspiracy 10
defra,,d Mrs n. f. Clark in the purchase OF some
real estate in Jones-st a deed was fouhd on
record against the property. and Michael McCool
the grantor and Miss Bertha Hobel, to whom the
deed was made. were arrested se'erai "eeN' as
- r,.,t,oI CHARGE on the ground that the deed
Vas entirely fictitious. McCool HAVING no interest,"
in the property. II is now charged that MI a ~
Us a marry 10 the conspiracy, by when s"v or
:, e9o was To be obtained from Mrs Clark 10 nave
tre deod sci aside. The lawyer gave pan 10 me
.o Of 50 zoo at the DistrIct-Attorneys Office
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strengthened his fondness FOR the society OF


strengthened his fondness for the society OF
Americans
Mr.. Gladstone has postponed telling the House
of Commons his view of the Duke oil buhDursh
nosition toward England and Saxe-Coburg
Gotha because the negotiations between the
Government and the Queen on the subJect are
still in nrogress The Queen indorses the Dukes
,enuest that no be allowed to retain Clarence
House with the $4,000 a year necessary to cover
the expenses of his household. While at Wind
sen,ed N tho Queens wishes, although the final
arrangement has not yet been made. the
Radicals will certainly oppose the Queens plan.
Reports that the Princess of Wales Is IN III
health and is growing steadily worse are untrue.
Recent visitors at Sandringham agree that she
Duke Of Clarence
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THE PRINT CLOTH MlRErr

Fall River, Mass. Nov 25 CspecIaD.-rbe c,o,,
market has been steady during the week A break
in the price occurred Thursday. but the demand ba
held up. and the stock has held at about tho 100
as at the last report. The weekly statement 10 :
follows: Production 10000 pieces deliveries iea s
sales, 1900 Of witch 1900 were odds 81 o s.xSVo
spoNss snd 0 futures sales weekly de-
ry. 1900; February. 5000; March, LOO: AS oahu
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THE "7OyBs ANGEL TO BE HIS SURETY.

Judge Beach yesterday directed that Ernestlna
Scha efrer who is known as the IomDS ANGEL
because she balls many unfortuha'es ou' Vi
e.. rohn y E,ans who was convicted of grand
larceny year ago and afterward s9t or the ~ rye
srnrera Court George Gordon Battle OF me
District-Attorneys Office opposed Mrs ip
secrotlne sylvester f. Wilson from the court. Will
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prrr-sJNG TO REMOVE DIR. HERR.

Paris. Nov ?5.-At n Cabinet Council held n,
the Palace of the Elysee to-day, NJ. Develle. the
Foreign Minister. stated that the British Govern
mont refused to remove DR.. Cornelius Herr from
Bournennouth owing TO the physicians reports a,
10 his condition. The French Government has been
irving for long time TO secure the extradtion
OF DR. Herr who Is charged with having been I'M
nllcate In the Panama Canal scandal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

Berlin, Nov "a FIRE. caused by defective
heating apparatus, occurred recently at Prince
pismarck's residence at Fredrichsruh. The Prince.
assisted by his servants. extingulshed the flames
before the fire brigade arrived. The damage done
was slight.
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hodv ,s 70 ne buried. Prince Henry OF Batten-
her, brother Of Prince Alexander; Prince Francis
Joseph. Count Schoenbers and a bulgarian depu-
tation in the party.
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West Twenty-third Street.

son was manager Of female baseball club, and
was charged with misleading Of its mem
bers.
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TAXING ALExANDERs BODY TO SOFIA
WANNA. Nov s-The funeral party having in
charge the body Of Prince Alexander of Batten-
49,, has started from Crate for Sofa. where the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

$4,000 will buy best quality
Mink Empire Cape, with double col
larette; cash value, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

$3.50 will buy elegant Electric
Sealskin Circular Cape, Butterfly
Collar; cash value, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-11-26

$3.50 will buy Genuine Astra-
khan Circular Cape, 20 inches deep;
cash value, $I2.5o.
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WOMEN IN BERLIN.
fCopyriqht. 1893. By The United Pr'ss)

The Runyons now receive on Mondays. At
zach Of their receptions there has been q crush.
Mr. Punvon will preside at the THANKSGIVING
dinner at the Kaiserhof. All the United States
Consuls in North Germany viii be present. as
~ y,aat,n- which was to be held In Leipsic
on THANKSGIVING Day has been postponed in
definitely
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OUTLOOK IN PARLIAMENT.
PARISH COUNCILS ELL TO BE RUSHED
THROUGH THE COMMONS.

. NEW CLAUSE OPPOSED AS TENDING TOWARD
WOMAN acknowledgements ACTION OF
THE Observation-Disclosures socIALisTlc
urrERAYCE-TIIE NAyy-THE ST.
PETERSBURG EMBASSY
l..~,ant. 1902 IN The United PrfMO
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
FRIDAY.
JAPAN.

l. Responsive exercises. Subject;
Japan Missions"
2. Brief addresses. twenty-five
Years of Mission Progress in Japan"
"A Macedonian Cry: Send Moro
Men,"
(Self-denial oil'erings.)
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
The Matter Settled.

The denial of Attorney-Gencral
Miller, conccrping the appointment of
one of the Daltons to the position OF
Deputy United States Marshal, was
sent out from Washington, d. G., yes
terday. as follows: al have word
from the Marshal of Kansas, OF the
Western District Of Arkansas, Okla
homa, Indian Territory and the East
can District of Texas, and all deny
thar Bill Dalton or any member of the
Dalton family or gang have been ap-
pointed or have been acting as Deputy
United States Marshal for any of those
districts for more than two yeaas past
and each say that Bill Llpsey has new
er so acted under him."
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
Before the Courts.

The affairs Of the extensive and well
Bowie Lumber Co., have
been ordered placed in the hands Of u
Receiver, by Judge Sabin, on petit
ton praying therefor, before the
United States District court for the
Eastern District of Texas, at Jefferson,
Capt. Clay Hynson was named as Re
ceiver, and will qualify in time. The
company is one of the best known
and Oldest lumber concerns in this
city, its officers being among our
most prominent business men. Col.
W. i. Whitaker and Capt. j. I. lsos-
borough are the chief owners Of the
company. We trust that the present
trouble which has led TO a receiver
ship, may be removed in the near
future, and the company permitted to
resume business as heretofore.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05

verted Democrats, of the Wayne Mac
Weigh stripe, to office. If Mr.. Cleve-
land nominates any of those men to
important offices predict that Senator
Hill will endeavor TO prevent their
confirmation by the Senate, but he
will cast no vote against the confirma-
tion of any man whose Democracy is
mqucstioncd. Remember this pre-
diction, and see if time does not
prove its truthtulness."
Secretary Noble has issued an order
granting the use of the hall Of the pen
sion Office building for the Cleveland
inaugural ball, but the committee has
not yet accepted it. Mr. Cleveland's
first inaugural ball was held in this
building; also Mr.. llarrison's. In fact
it is almost the only building in Wash
ington suitable for the purpose, al
though owners of other buildings
think different.
Senator Morgan says ii was English
nluence--which is always for the sim
gle gold standard-that prevented the
accomplishment of anything by the
monetary conference, and he thinks
the same influence will have a like eff
feet when it meets again in the spring.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
ON TO THE END.
The MEN of Money" on the Ground;
the Cry, "0n to Ft. Smith"

The cry of "On to Ft smith.
is likely to be heard at an early day,
and the long looked for completion of
one of the most promising and excel
lent enterprises in the history of Tex
arkana become a moral certainty.
The arrival this morning, in the city
of Messrs. Julien Noethennis and j.
Vmhhomvenburg of Kansas City
Mo, on tour of closer inspection along
the line of the Texarkana a. TT. Smith
railway, to its present terminus, would
indicate an early, if not immediate, re-
sumption of work in the construction
of the proposed road. As an attract
i've enterprise for capitalists and men
engaged in promoting and building
railroads. a more favorable project
than the completion of the Texarkna
g. 1T. Smith road could scarcely be
conceived in the way of practical and
legitimate railway construction at this
time. There are three great natural
inducements existing for the building
of this road, either Of which, we should
think, would, in the ordinary course
af things, be sufficient to engage the
favorable attention Of ofcapitalists. What,
then, must be the power of attraction
possessed by these three rich interests,
combining the agricultural, mineral
and timber industries, of vast scope
of undeveloped country. Already
have thriving young towns sprung up,
like the fabulous cities of the Desert,
almost in night, along the few miles
of this road already completed. This
is, of course, merely forerunner Of
what may be confidently eXtected to
follow the completion of the entire
road, which, aside from opening up q
virgin territory hundreds Of miles in
expanse, will connect two large sys-
TENS of railways by direct line. To
enumerate further the advantages to
be derived from the completion Of
this road would be supernuous, as
they have been written of and dis
cusscd many times within the past
year. That they will at last be reap
ed by the building Of this road at an
early day, we earnestly hope, and sin
cerely believe.
These gentlemen represent wealthy
Holland syndicate and are especially
desirous of locating colony of their
countrymen along the proposed route
Of the Texarkana q Fort Smith rail-
way.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From Our Regular Correspondent.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, January 2. 1898.
Speaker Crisp's visit TO New York
for the purpose of comforting with
Presldent-eleCt Cleveland, which was
first authoritively announced in this
correspondence, was success from
every point of view, and While the
Speaker will not, of course, talk about
what Mr. Cleveland said to him, his
face indicates to a certainty his salts
faction, and indeed, he does not hesi-
tate to say that the conferences were
entirely satisfactory to both parhci-
pants, and that he found himself in
perfect accord with Mr.. Cleyeland's
ideas about what should be done by
the party in Congress. The impor-
tance to the Democratic party at large
of this complete understanding be-
tween Speaker Crisp and Mr. Cleye-
land can hardly be overestimated. In
the first place, it removes all danger
of bitter fight over the Speakership
of the next house, and consequently
means that perfect harmony will exist
between those who will control the
legislation Of the House and the Dem
ocratic President, and that means
everything for the future success Of
the party.
Your correspondent regrets that he
cannot give rs good news OF the pros
poets in the next Senate. In the first
place, the control Of the Senate Of the
next Congress is still very much in
doubt, with the probabilities Of its
being in the hands Of the Popullsts
who have, through Senator PETER, an
nounced their intentions to put theil
votes where they will do the mos
good-to themselves. Democrats
here take no stock in the storlei
which Republican and mugwuInl
newspapers have been circulating
t about the intentions of Senator Hill
The Senator himself has long ago Civ
en- up the attempt TO put Il stop to sil
. ly stories by dignifying them with
denial, but gentlemen who enjoy
confidential relations with him, AM
who Is probably as well acquainte'
wife his intentions as any Que, excep
himself, said to me. "Senator Hill
first Of all a Democrat, and you WI
make no mistake by asserting in th
most positive terms that he viii d
nothing in the Senate that will be IN
consistent with Simon pure Delnocrt
cy. lie will support Mr., Cleveland
administration as Loyalty as any ma
4 in the Senate, except in the matter
appointing mugwumps or newly cor
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
NO CHOLERA.
SO Says DR.. Geddings, of Little
Rock.
(Selfdenial ofl'erings.)

SO Says DR.. Geddings, of Little
Rock.
The condition of affairs in Little
Rock, over the startling death rote in
the State penitentiary at that place,
seems in measure to be quieting
down, and the excitement attendant
upon same has greatly abated. The
following telegraphic report, concern
ing the candition of things there on
yesterday, has been sent out.
Dr. Geddings was busily engaged
all day yesterday in DIR. Gibson's lab
oratory, carrying on his examinations
for bacteria. lie was very much in
censed at the newspaper reports sent
out misquoting him as to his opinion
as to the nature of the disease and at
noon gave the following to the Asso-
ciated Press in detail;
DIR. aEDDING's DENIAL.
DIR. II. d. Geddings, Past Assistant
Surgeon of the United States Marine
Hospital Service, denies that he has
ever said that appearances in the
penitentiary cases here, supposed to
be epidemic, indicate cholera. Ex-
aminations for bacteria are pending.
Last evening, although bis investl-
cations were not concluded, he stated
that the result Of his examination up
to that time were negative; that is,
there were
NO INDICATIONS OF CHOLERA.
DR.. Robertson visited the prison
yesterday morning, and found no new
cases, and the old ones nearly recov-
cred. Indeed it Is believed that the
worst is over, and that the disease is
practically stamped out. The prison
ers were all kept within walls and the
strlctest care exercised in the charge
of the prison, which IS now thorough
ly cleaned and disinfected.
Late in the afternoon the conditions
at the pen were the same.
ORDERED TO HELENA.
DR.. Williams, Surgeon ofthe Marine
Hospital at Memphis, has been order
ed by Surgeon-General Wyman to
| Helena, whore he no doubt is by this
time to thoroughly inspect the camp,
and ascertain the cause OF the disease.
The Coroner's Jury in their verdict
yesterday, at the inquest ofSam Jones,
the last prisoner who died, stated that
he died Of choeraic diarrhpa.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Programme for State Line Methodist
Church of Texarkana.

The following is copy of the pro-
gramme which the Board of Missions
instructed the Secretaries TO prepare
fer the week of Prayer and Self De-
nial and which we shall publish daily,
one day in advance during the pres
cnt week:
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly ON the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so.
and 81 bottles by all leading drug,
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, nv
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
HanYY DamaReg.

A case which has excited general
interest throughout the state, was
tried in the United States District
court, at Little Rock yesterday, IN
which James Fisher, negro, was
awarded $4,750 damages. Fisher was
n convict, and leased to Cook Il Rein
man, contractors. lie was unmerci-
fully whipped by agents Of the con-
tractors, whom he sued after being
liberated from prison. Cook q Rein
man will not appeal the case, nor can
they pay the judgment.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
Lodge Meeting.

The officers and members Of Dion
Lodge No. 20, X. Of p, are requested
ia attend the regular meeting of that
lodge, at their castle hall, on the East
side, at $3.50 o'clock this evening. In
stalation of officers and other import
ant business TO be transacted.
q. J. MILES. JNo. N. Cook,
K Off. a. S. Chancellor Com.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
Fifty Dollars Reward.

We offer fifty dollars reward for the
aarest and conviction of the person or
persons who maliciously cut down
three arc street lamps on night Of 9th
December, 1872.
TEX. GAS & ELECTRIC LIGHT 20
DECEMBER 20, 1892. l2-2J-tI
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
A Cure for Group.

If yonr children are subject to Group,
always keep bottle Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at hand. 1t is a
prompt and certain cure. If gwen as
soon as the croupy cough appears 1t
will prevent the attack For sale by
Smith Drug 90.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
A Card.

| am pleased to inform my friends
and the public that ] have resumed
the practice of medicine in Texarkana.
Office over City Drug Store.
1-2-2wks. ID. ,. Wllliails.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-01-05
Hon. Jas. q. Blaine Worse.

After week OF reported steady
Improvement in the condition of the
Maine statesman, had lulled all public
fears, of any immediate danger to
rest, the news of a relapse comes with
something of a shock to the public
ear That Mr.. Blaine's illness has
taken an unfavorable turn is evidenced
by the following Authentic report:
"Mr. Blaine's condition has taken q
backward turn, but the change is
probably not of a character TO excite
serious apprehension, for the physi-
clans Of the distinguished patient
were not summoned in haste, as has
been the custom when Mr.. Blaine be-
came worse. DR.. Johnston made his
regular morning call al the Blaine
residence shortly before II o'clock
When reporter saw him at lis resi-
dence he was preparing TO visit Mr.
Blaine and did not seem alarmed over
the information impaired by the re-
porter that Mr.. Blaine's butler had
stated this morning that Mr.. Blaine
had passed an uncomfortable night
aud was not feeling so well, For the
past two days Mr. Blaine has suffered
from constipation, and yesterday his
condition was not so favorable as IL
had been for several days preceding"
, 1893-07-21
Gin fleiner 2Iufrnhr.

Ser 8oli5eiwagen Der WtagtpeuitraBenz
Station ipurbe 9eitern N6enb mach Der So
llmbta GbaritD 0tspeniarp, $40. 76 @ilz
iOnitraBe 9%erufen, nm bic Wtenibenmaiie
3u 5eritreuen, peIdbe ftcb nit brObenoem
@ei9ret pOr benz @ebGube %angeiammelt
bate. Sin pOlnti6er Sr6e 9tamens Saz
mueI 6crman BON geo. 332 go. II. StraBe
mar tpegen zines @ebtrnIci6ens mach Der
9tnitaIt gebracbt pOroen unb 9eitern geitorz
ben.
9Is Elm Sreunb bon i6m Sic Qeide oltf
cinen Na9en laben unb fir Elm o~nitGn0iges
8e9rGbniB Gorge tra9en tpoute, Der6reitete
itcb inter ben 2an6sleuten un6 @(aubensz
g~enoiien bes 8erltorbenen 6aS @eriicbt, BAH
6erman Dergiftet tporOen lei. Sic lam
melten iib DOr benz @ebGu6e un6 D~erlanoten
cine ltnteriubung. @rit bic @%rfldruno,
DAB oer Sob ttfolge elmer Separation cinz
trat, peranIaBte Die Mtenge, itcb gu 3erz
~itrelte11.
, 1893-07-21
Stdott1bes.
Rletne Udbribten.

Der 18iGbrige Tarbigc Sobn Sntitb
tpuroe BON &tcbter 8raopeu beute 8ormitz
tag UNI $50 g%eitraft, neil ct geitern ben
rbltnben Wtann" 9eipielt unb ais iolcber
9~ebettelt bate, troBoem ct iebr gut ieben
tonnte. Die 9(nflage lautete auf @rlan>
9un9 bon @elO unter falicben @orn6nbeu.
Sames Grace tpurbe beute Motgen bon
ben1 Gicbter 8raoipeu tpegen 9iebita6lS
inter $500 8itr9icbaft an 6aS ~Griminalgez
rt6t berpteien. @race ipurbe 9eitern BON
5tpet Detectives ab9efaBt, ais CT aus 6em
&eit61rdnt go. 342 StateitraBe nit einem
&~letoun9SititG ~berausfam, baS ct 6er bort
beibdftigten Sennie GIaaion 9eitobLen
bate.
- Die Sarbige 0ottie Garter tpur6e
beltte OtOrgen bon Dem 9ticbter 8raotpeu
inter Der Qtnfla9e, an Clinton Bbelon einen
Sal6enoiebitabl be8angen SIT baben, an
oas Grtmtnalgertcbt neripteien. Ybelan
iagte aus, 0aB ct Die 6ubbor6 Court emit
lang 9e8an9en uno aipiidben Der Stateitr.
unD Babaib Qlpe. bon Der Garter angc>
iproben porben iet. MGbrenb ct Iib nit
ibr unterbieIt itabL tie ibm $14 aus Der
Saibe, CAB linn ober $40 5urii6. Die
ilbrigen 81 erflGrte tie bcbalten Al polen.
3ufGutg famen Stpet OetettipeS oes Wcges,
Die oaS 6rauen5immer Der6afteten, ais fte
ertubrel, tporum eS ltcb banoLe.
, 1893-07-21

Sames N. Saul un6 cine babe OttQton
Die Srau 6eS 6errn George N. Gibbs,
falls bieier bor tbr, un6 stpar obne 6tnterz
l%aiiung bon Sinbern, iter6en ioute. Sc
clue Wiuton erbalten Die bret Si16er Der
Srau Saul unb Der Srau 8i6ole, Der perz
itOrbenen GD3ter 6eS @rblaiiers, 5~uiammen
allo 6 Wttaionen, 10 baB ben 2etbeSerben
no6 gegen % Wftuionen oerbleiben, NIT
oer 8eitimmun9 ieoO6s OaB Bic 8anf9Guier
9rerel & Comp, 9reTel Mtor9an &
Gomp. un6 9rereI 6aries & Comp. burcb
Gnt3iebun9 bes QntbeiIS 9rereL's an Oieien
nt6t ~Dertiir5t iperben louen. 8e5iiglib
beS uBubltc 2eo9er" wtr6 bic 8eitimmung
getroffen, 6oB BEL eintretenOem GObe beS
@eOr9 8. Gibbs, beltebenoem Nbfommen
9emGB, Die Gertpalter 6eS 9rereI'i9en
gta9laiieS Oieie 3ettung 9an3 IN iib brinz
gen iolen.
9as p0rereI Snititute," 6iele eige1ite
S6Opfung Oes Seritorbenen, tptro in benz
5eltdment nur t~nlofern be0a9t, ais tbr Die
iGmmtIiden 8ilber unb 8ii6er unb &units
lacben beS Geritorbenen 3ugeipenbet tDerocn.
0aS Seftament lit inn 9e3ember 1891 abz
gefaBt unO bat Ser &eritorbene ie0enfaQ5
I'M Slime 9ebabt, bteic 2~(nitalt nod be-
lon6erS 81 bebenten baran bat i'm nun
ietn 10 uneripartet eingetretener Sob ges
btnoert, bocb iperbsn bic &tnOer bieie
~offenbare Qtbltcbt tbres 8aters CUR 9luss
f~i3rung b%rin8et, in6em ite nit chamber
etne Wtuton Dollars oufbrtn9en, I'm bteie
4nitalt no9 reibIibcr aus3ultatten. 6OO,z
600 .. in baorem @eLbe unb Yaptere, Sic
ge9entpdrttg etnen 8ert6 BON 1,300, 900
Dollars baben, bate 9rereL i9on bel 0eba
5etten Der Nuitalt geibenft.
0rerel bat ser 0Selt in le1nen Sttftrngen
unb 8ermd3tntiien Elm retbeS @rbe binterz
laiien, iein toitbartesG ermd9tntB aber iinb
letne &in6er, Bic in ietnem Stnne fort
tpirfen.