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The herald., 1893-06-24
NuNzIo ALloTTA.
A Justice of the Peacs Makes Mis-
take.

A Justice OF the Peacs Makes G Mis-
take.
Los Angeles has become accustomed
to hearing OF the release of prisoners
upon the grounds of faulty complaints,
etc., but it has remained for Justice Of
the Peace F. III. Weldt of Wilmington to
cap the climax.
On June 14th, Nunzio Aliotts, an
Italian, was arrested for an aggravated
oftense, denominated in the complaint
as an assault with deadly weapon.
The complaint was issued in Justice
Weldt'a court, in Wilmington.
AS even an ordinary police officer
knows, the offense of assault with q
deadly weapon constitutes the crime OF
felony, and is outside the Jurisdiction of
justice court except for preliminary
examination. But Justice Weldt is no
ordinary, everyday justice of the peace.
He'apparently considers himself justice,
judge and superior court in one.
Ignoring such triviality as preli-
mlnary examination Justice F. H. Weldt
plunged boldly ''in medias resi- and
tried, found guilty and sentenced the
prisoner to 200 days in the county Jail,
thus usurping the functions of the
superior court.
1t was only after he had been confined
in jail over week that the prisoners
friends became aware of the fact that
some one had blundered. Attorney H.
u. crawford was retained and procured
the prisoners immediate release from
jail on writ of habeas corpus.
Another convicted criminal is thus
turned loose on as gross an instance of
ignorance as has ever occurred in Los
Angeles.
The herald., 1893-06-24

WITHoUT disparsgement to any Of the
rest OF the bankers OF Los Angeles who
bravely faced the storm which swept
over this city, Major Bonebrake looms
up as the hero OF the hour. His pluck,
indomitable energy and good humor
shone out resplendently during the
darkest hours OF the crisis. AS the
waves OF humanity surged against his
citadel, he met them with unhinching
courage, and talked to them with cheer
and bonhomie that was reassuring.
Every time he appeared on the front
steps with his bare head and good-ns-
tured countenance and told them that
he would keep the doors open and meet
the run till the end, the crowd felt that
they were dealing with man of no or
dinary force OF character, and honored
him for his pluck.
The herald., 1893-06-24
WILL HNURS TO QUIZ BENEFIT.

Perhaps there could be no more con-
vincing proof OF the sound Hnd substan-
lial condition of this community, finan-
cially and commercially, than the fact
that it has gone unacathed through one
OF the most extraordinary panics that
ever visited city. For three days 1t
stood bravely up sgainet g wild and tu-
multuous run upon it's banks, a run in
which several million dollars were with
drawn from their deposits, and vet we
are assured by the United States bank
inspector that our financial institutions
are in healthy condition, and that those
few banks which felt called upon to sus-
pend will be enabled to resume in few
days.
In the ordinary course of business
not single bank would have been
compelled to close its doors. They all
carried much larger resources than
either the law requires or prudential
banking business deems necessary. But
the violence of the storm WAS such that
not even the most extraordinary provi-
sions against it would have been eufii-
cient to weather it completely. Banks
are not supposed to keep their deposits
idle. They must use them in order to
make them earn legitimate gsins. In
doing this they not only make the
money pay for its care, but assist the
cummunity in its business transactions
and the development OF it's resources.
Therefore when such a strain is put up
on the banks as they were subjected to
this week, the wonder 10 that any of
them were able to stand it. But the
fine way in which they met the strain
and the generally triumphant manner
in which they came through the ordeal
cannot but have the effect of SO restor-
ing public confidence as to even msSe
them stronger than they were before
they were put to so terribly trying
test.
This episode will be looked upon
everywhere as one OF the most severe
trials the solvency OF a great community
could be put to, and it will rebound
greatly to our credit, and ia the long
run infinitely to our advantage. People
in other cities will say that commu-
nifty that could go successfully throug b
such test must have merit of resources
behind her and business vitality in
herself that marks her as one of the
great commercial centers Of the future.
They will ascribe to her situation in
which the power of production is so
great that it is capable OF meeting all
emergencies that may arise. What must
be, they will argue, the resources of a
section, which enables its financial CEN
ter to meet and overcome 30 extraordin-
ary PANEL
We may be temporarily disturbed by
the events OF the week, but the hesplendid
manner in which we have sailed through
the troubled waters, will bear such fruit
as will be greatly to the benefit OF our
city and section in the future.
The herald., 1893-06-24


A DEPUTATIoN Of San Diegans were in
the city yesterday prospecting the can
didacy of that youthful veteran, Gen.
Eli II. Murray of San Diego, for ap-
pointment by the governor to the vacant
federal senatorship. The only opposi-
tion Los Angeles Republicans are likely
to make to the general, who has all the
qualifications for making splendid
senator, would be in the case OF the
candidacy of Judge Fitzgerald. AS the
latter gentleman has been carefully
building his fences in an attempt to
secure the neDt gubernatorial nomina-
ton from his party, it is hardly proba-
BILE that he will feel like accepting the
appointment if itwere rendered to him.
The herald., 1893-06-24

THE funeral OF Senator Stanford,
which takes place today at Menlo Park,
will bring together an immense gather.
ing OF notable men from all parts of the
state. Senator Stanford. even when
public feeling ran the highest against
the great corporation of which he was
the most distinguished figure. was nj
ways personally esteemed by the public.
He was always looked upon az man of
warm and generous impulses, and when
near the close OF his career he devoted
his great fortune to the building up Of
q university for the education OF our
youth, he conciliated all hearts and
stamped himself as q man who loved
his kind. He will live in the history OF
our state as one of our greatest and most
practically philanthropic beneisctors.
The herald., 1893-06-24

43.5 per cent increase. Surely city
that can keep up showing like this,
as Los Angeles has done for some time
back, is not one to be placed under the
ban of suspicion of it's solidity by
frenzy born Of stupidity. Allthe machi-
nations OF our worst enemies could not
have worked so to our detriment as we
have ourselves by our unaccountable
excess OF folly. This is case OF not
being wounded in the house OF your
friends, but clear case Of futile attempt
at suioide.
The herald., 1893-06-24

The news from San Francisco is re-
assuring. A few short and not seriously
considered runs were made on savings
banks yesterday but they aubsided.
San Francisco ia we'll "heeled" with
coin. Her capitalists and fnanciers are
amply supplied with government securi-
ties, and they have the sub.treasury of
the United States there to draw upon,
and that is practically inexhaustihle.
The leading financial institutions of
San Francisco can stand any storm that
may arise. The money is there, and it
is practically available to the best banks
to tide over any disturbance that may
arise.
The herald., 1893-06-24

facts no one is justified in questioning
the ultimate favorable outcome of the
situation, and we congratulate our
people that what might under less fortu-
nate circumstances have proved aeri-
ous crisia has been passed with no loss
of credit or of honor. The duty which
is now plainly before every citizen and
whieh we believe he will not hesitate to
fulfill, is to go conduct his affairs as to
give the greatest possible assistance to
the banks and their depositors who have
been involved in this incident and to do
all in his power to maintain and per-
petuate the general confidence now
practically restored.
The board then adjourned.
The herald., 1893-06-24

SENATOR WHTE atarted for Menlo
Park yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral OF his late colleague, Senator
Stanford. He will be the only United
States senator at the obsequies, none OF
the others having had time to reach the
funeral, and the vice.president therefore
asked him to represent the senate in
paying that body's respects to the de-
ceased and his family on the mourniul
occasion.
The herald., 1893-06-24

THE sinking of the great British bat.
tle-ship Victoria, by being run into by
another great British warship in the
Mediterranean, is one of the most fear
full disasters we have had to record In
years. The Victoria had 718 souls on
board and of these 430 were lost. Vice.
Admiral Tryon, in command, went
down with his ship. The fearful acci-
dent caused the greatest excitement in
London when the news reached there,
and the great number lost will carry
mourning into many homes.
The herald., 1893-06-24

IT is pleasant to know that all the
runs have not been on the bsnks, We
are modestly given to understand byou
evening contemporary that there was
quite run made on that Office By bank
ers, merchants, ETC., to congratulate it
upon the admirable manner in which it
behaved itself during the late financial
disturbances. Verify the toot OF the
bszoo is being heard in Che land.
The herald., 1893-06-24

If THETE is any remaining sense OF
financial nervousness, the address to the
public adopted yesterday by the cham
Der of commerce should elfectually act
as sedative. 1t is thoughfully pre-
pared reliable statement OF cold facts
which cannot be controverted, and
which is particularly good reading just
at this time.
The herald., 1893-06-24

IT THERE is anything that ought to
make US blush that Los Angelica has
been the scene OF one OF tho most mon
umental pieces of folly in its late fnan
cial panic it is in the showing Of the
clearances for the leading commercial
cities of the United States, A week ago
the report showed that Los Angelica was
at tue very head OF the list, with 81
per cent of increase overthe correspond
ing week for last year. This week the
report still places Us in the lead, with
The herald., 1893-06-24

Officer Rinkenbach killed by Tom
Ward Everything serene in financial cir
cles The marriage Of Walter f. Parker.
Friday Morning club. Fruit and oliyo
growers to meet in san Francisco. Report
OF the board of public works Free laber
bureau matters. Lake Shore avenue mem
ace to health The justice courts Tho
federal grand jury A justice Of the peace
makes mistake. "A beastial wretch as
sau,ts two children in Wostlake park.
Senior class day In the high school.
The herald., 1893-06-24
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The herald., 1893-06-24
A GIFT from Eu,aIi..

WASHINGTON, June %. - Princess
Eulalia presented Robert A. Psrke, a
passenger agent of the Pennsylvania
railroad, beautiful and costly dagger.
highly ornamented and iniaid with
jewels. Mr.. Parke had personal charge
of the train in which the princess ira
veled while in this country.
The herald., 1893-06-24
NErdHBoRiNa TOWNS.

REpoNDo-shipping notes.
LONG BEACH-News notes.
SANTA ANA-silkwood does fast quarter .
The fourth.
ANAHEIM "A crusade against the red scale.
PoMoNA-Local happenings.
The herald., 1893-06-24

Now that the pyrotechnicsl financial
exhibition is over, the people will prob
ably turn to pleasanter bnainees and
make tho celebration OF the Fourth as
remarkable in its way as the late money
frenzy was in another.
The herald., 1893-06-24
To oleanse the syatem

Efectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious or when the blood ia impure or
sluggiah, to permanently cure habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys or
liver to a healthy activity without irri-
tating or weakenieg them, to dispel
headaches, colds or levers, use Syrup OF
Figs.
The herald., 1893-06-24
----zssssssess.s=s,Jz>55sts >55sts.sits< W. -.
'''s'S sftS,..ssssE ..~. 49,
SATURDAY. JUNE "a. 1893.
AN INDEX TO YESTERDAY.

BY TELEGRAPH-s Sinking OF the British
warship Viotoria-O over 400 OF her officers
and crew drowned - iceAdmiral Tryon
among tho Victims. Improvement In the
financial situation ... Bank failures dwind-
Ling down. Entries for the American Derby
49, Worlds fair notes ..... General news
gleanings.
The herald., 1893-06-24

TIE HERELD's Chino correspondent
writes that fully half million dollars
will be cleared by the sugar beet growers
of that region this season. Aud yet
some people getinto panic in country
like this .,s do iaH
The herald., 1893-06-24

NorHINa can be more delightful than
the weather we are now enjoying here.
The days are sunny, the air is balmy
and the whole atmosphere is something
to make existence Joy.
The herald., 1893-06-24
POINTERS poR TODAY.

PARK THEATEB-Among tho Pines.
HoLLENBEoK observation-disclosures Normal
school alumni, 7;30 p NJ.
ATHLETIC PARK-Baseball. Los Angeles vs..
Ban Francisco, 3:00p. m.
The herald., 1893-06-24

by other ocean craft and we may look
for maritime commerce at this port OF
astonishing dimensions in compare
lively short time.
The herald., 1893-06-24
Failing uair

Produces badness. 1t is cheaper to buy
bottle OF skookum root hair grower
than a wig; besides, wearing your own
hair is more convenient. All druggists.
The herald., 1893-06-24
DIR. ]. P. Widney, president of the
University of Southern California, held


University of Southern California, held
his annual official reception az president
at his residence, No. $50 West Adams
street, last evening. It has been the
custom, after the deans OF the various
colleges controlled by the University of
receptions, for the president of the uni
versity to conclude the year with a gen
eral assemplage. Such WAS last nights
reception. Invitations are issued to the
Southern California Methodist cpnfer-
ence, members of the official boards of
the various colleges, members of the
faculties. the verious graduates, heads
of other institutions OF learning in
Southern California, together with their
families. Over 800 persons were invited,
of which the larger part were present
last evening
The affair was something in the nature
of a house warming, DR.. Widney having
occupied the residence bat for several
weeks. 1t is excelently adapted to en-
tertaining, and presented most pleas
ant scene
The large library was decorated with
flowers in profusion while clusters OF
Japanese green bamboo were placed to
advantage. California ferns also decke ed
the pictures and mantle. Several white
amorillis in vase upon the centre table
attracted much attention. The hallway
and parlor were also decorated with
bamboo and Egyptian papyrus. Dishes
OF flowers bsing placed in hooks and
corners. A cozy alcove off the stairway
partially hidden with cluster of bam-
boo, afforded delightful place from
which to survey the guests passing to
and fro on the floor beneath.
Refreshments were served in q room
adjoining the hall.
DR.. and Mrs. Widney received tho
guests at the entrance of the library.
Thew we're assisted bv Miss Widney and
the Misses Bray.
A pleasant feature of the affair was
the rendition OF various musical selec-
tions throughout the evening. The
gathering was marked by the presence
OF many of The leading diwines and
educational lights of this section.
x*x
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Ball and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. L. Ball returned on Wednesday
from six-wseks' visit to the east. They
were at the worlds fair, visited Niagara
Falls, then went on to Toronto, Canada,
the former home of Mrs. W. F. Ball.
They also stopped in Denver ON the re-
turn trip.
Wv
Miss Helen B. Frank of San Francisco,
who has been at Coronado for come
weeks past, is at present in the Angel
city as guest OF Charles Brode. She
will remain here for about 10 dRyH.
Falling URir
Produces badness. II is cheaper to buy
The herald., 1893-06-24

Miss Helen B. Frank OF San Francisco,
who has been at Coronado for some
weeks past, 10 st present in the Angel
city as guest OF Charles Brode. She
will remain here for about 10 dRyH.
, 1893-04-01
Sic rto0erne G00tte 1ttto Sas
E.EaSfer Bonnet.

Die 9amentpelt befiubet itc9 CUR 3ett in
6egreifiBer Nufregung. SIN S8aufeniter
zines Der 9rpgoo65z8 alGite an StQtezStr
prongt gegentpGrtig cine Der in Der n~eueite1
3eit in groBen Oei9dft56Guiern sur Oto0e
gepor0enen TetertagS> Exhibits. Sine
f1ripiere 3uiammeniteuung LGBt Iic6 nun
nic6t pobL benfen: ouf Dem iogenannten
rock of ages iuDt cine i90ne, blon67
baartge Sin6ertn, bic it3 o6er nic6ts0eito5
i~peniger in bos Q8eiB Der l1ni3ulo geitcdt
Bat - lpa5 tie, nebenbet beuerft, gon5
famoS fleioct = Dor bem &reu3e 3roit,
I'm Den nit iippi8em @riin i6erpu9erten
6elien lit cine procbtooQe Sammlung
BON - 'Easter Bonnets" 9~ruppirt.
Som Stanbpunft Der 9amen aus betrac6z
tet, beftnOen iic6 tDa9re 3otberi30pfungen
untcr 6ielcr 6iiteiammlung, SIM 606itert
@roDe tntereiant lit cS, bte lie6e 9amcnz
melt Dor ie1cm S9aufeniter 81 beo6oc6ten.
Die biiBenDc Wfo96olena iptr0 nit einem
tltr5en 8lid abgefertt8t, aber ii6er bic Site
geratben Die %cbarmanten @ei6opfe f0rmlic6
in Gnt5iiden: DimmGi9 rei5eno! tpun6crz
bar. Der 9an3e @ortrei6t6umt, iiber ben
Die liebcn 9on1en Derfiigen, I'm i6rent
b06iten Gnt5ii6en @uSDrud 3u Derz
leiben, tpir6 Dor 6ieiem SbaufenIte e
nit ietnen buftigen @ebiloen Der 9uBz
ma6erinnen : 86antaite entleert. &etn
2iDeifel, un3G6Itde Der rei1enhen Shnnpu
tOeIcbe @ele8en6eit batten, iib an 6ieier
tpunberiamen 0iiteiammlun9 SIT erg0ben,
lagen in BEN 1eBten gfd8ten itunbenlang
ipab, Oariiber nabiinnen6, ouf tpelcbc
8etie iie ibren 6errn u1t6 Wfeiiter am e6ez
item ba3u ~bri11gen t0nnteu, i3nen flugs
zines bieier rei8enben 6iitcben gu ~faufen.
9tun, mir tpiinl9en i6nen ben beiten Grz
fol8. @el6er G6emann t0nnte aber aucb
cinem iOl6en u0er3enstpuni9" ietner 6rau
Giebiten bic @rfiQung oeriagen!
, 1893-04-01
Gin neuer proSe6 9ewdbrt.
Sung Jad Sin fol- am DerfoIeuneswabr
Ieioen.

Sung Sad Gin, ser Gbineie, ipelc6er
tpc9en @rmorbung ietneS 2ano3mannes
gum Gobe Derurtbeilt porben mar, itano
berte Dor Nid6ter MtcGonneQ. Sem 2lnz
malt bate beantragt, baB tbm Elm neuer
BroSeB betpiutgt tper6e, ba er 8e&peile
brtn9en f0nne, oaB ber Nngeflagte mabnz
iinnig iet. Sranf 6. Glnrf, Elm Heporter
aus &anlaS Gitp, bate bei6lporen, bob
Sung Sad Gin sort in benz Wabne gelcbt
babe, ct unb Elm on6erer 8eribteritatter
9far1enS 8IoB MOLTEN i'm ermoroen. So
tighten unO 8eamte OeS 6oipitals in &an>
las GttD 8aben gIeibfals an, 6aB Der 2(nz
9eflagte am 8erfolgungspabn ~9elitten babe
uno beB6alb BORT in dr5tltcbe 8ebanoLung
9enom1ten tperOen muBte.
Ser &i3ter tpar Der Qniidt, 6aB Sic
Nuslagen Der 3eu9en btnreicbte11, Ben Set
iteS5uitanb bes Gbineicn ais lnsuredbz
nun9sfdbig 5u %erflaren, CT f0nne in Solge
oeiien aucb ni6t fir feline 6anblungen per:
anttportltc6 gcma6t iper6en. Nus bieien
@riroen CAB ct bem @ntra9 oeS 2(ntpalt5
Solge unO gctpGbrte Sung Sad Gin einen
neuen 9roaeB. NlS ibm bns &eiultat NIT
9etbetlt purOe, Sei9te er feline Spureu
trgeno tpel9er Grrcgung un6 Derbarrte in
1etnem alien Stumpflinn.
, 1893-04-01
Stdoti1bes.
Oas metter.

Ser 8arometeritan6 lit 6~ieieits 6es
Wtiiftiiippi fart geiunfen, ~jenieits bes
Otiiiiilippt aber unO bonn Snbtonergebiet
nOrbli6, bebeuten6 in bie 60be 9egangen.
SIM @ebiet Ser unteren Seen unb i'm @ee
bet beS o6eren SbiO lit eS, tpenn man Die
Sabres3etttn 8etrabt siebt, auBeroroentli6
marin, 60 @rab I'M 0ur9i6nitt. SIN Sc
bet oeS oberen Wttiiiiitppi, in &onias, See
broSfa, &ponttn8 unO Glib unb gtor6>
9afDta 9ing Der thermometer UNI 10 bis
30 @rao berunter. SmQQ9emeinen 9erri6t,
nit NuSnabme beS @ebtetS Der utteren
Seen unb beS Obio, in peIcben eS Elm fletlt
peni9 regnete, flares 8etter. 80 ioQ eS
aucb be4te in Suinois un6 in Snbtana
bletbel1.
, 1893-04-01
Die Uniform 81 8ranofAabuu9en
benukt.

Q8te es i9etnt, tparen Sic Sergeanten
8onfielo uno 8ruton redt eifri9, nm @eIz
Der fir bic 9orrtion'ibe Wa6Icampa9ne gu
iammeln> QngciteQte 9tabfori6un9eu
baben %er8eben, baB bteie @arbbummler in
Uniform, tpel3e SIT bieiem 3Wefe nut an
rit6ige 6duler beiu9ten, Ote foGgen6en
8erlonen Granddaughter:
Gora Campbell, 2OO6 9earbornitraBe,
$25.0 90.
Sbo 5olttpap, PIG 0eorborntraBe,
$500.
emma 0epeur, 2114 0earborntraBe,
$4,000.
Weap Soparb, 2115 9(rmuur aDenre,
1920
Dap bteie Site fetne ericb6pfenbe tit, 6o
Dtele Der acknowledgement es por3te6en, i6re
gtamen nt3t an Die 9roBe @lofe 5u bdngen,
fann man itb Oenfen.
8ruton murOe i%uipenbtrt, tpdbren6 ber
PoIt5etbef Bic 8etpetle gegen 8onfielo nod
ntcbt fir ge1iigenb era9tet.
, 1893-04-01
PeiratP nit Pin6ernifen.
3i6aro K0hler Id6t fi9 oe9er oen Wiaen DER
Gltern eine frau artrouen uro muB.
Ole G~oniequen3en traeen.

Cine Sttn6e mach Der Srarutg ans
5Grliber llmarmun9 gertlien gu tperoen unO
rlt9tg 3l1eben 81 mu1ien, pte ietHe iltnqe
6rau iebr 1~u5eremonteQ auf Die StrQbe
oeItoBen miro un0 Dann ieLbit BON ben err
"Siirnten @ltern etngelperrt gu meroen, lit
itcbet fem ieDr benetbenSiDert6er 9tnfand
zines e6elicben QebenS. 9ieies Scbidlal
puroe am Sonreritag Q6enb einem jungen
Wfanne, 9tau1e1S Gtc6arb SObler 5u Sbeil.
9eBterer lit Elm W~fetauarbetter unb tppbnte
bis DDr 8ur3cn1 bel 1etnen @ltern IN benz
9ouie 172 6rp StraBe. Gr betrat6ete iebr
gegen ben gSiQen ieincr GrSeuger un6 belt
eS bann fir bas Bette, tbrem Corn ba6urcb
Die Sptbe 81 bieten, DAB er oaS OtGbcbe1
1etner gSabl mitnabm unD tie tbnen ais
letne Srau boritelte. WaS folgte, iptiiclt
mir. ST tpuroe bis Wtttterna6t itreng be-
tpacbt, Oann aber Qelang eS tbm, nit letnet
belten SletOern SIT entflie6en.
9tidaro bate Dor bier Wonaten Elm bib
i3eS braungelofteS 6rGuIetn, gtarten3
&atte Steoeman11, Die in elmer 8GGeret
8erfGuferin mar, tennen gelernt. @r
fubrte ite ms Sbeater, 3u Wasfenbduen
uno mach 8erlauf bon bier Wonaten lam
Das Baar therein, itb SIT betratben. Der
pun UuTDe DH[l SLletl uUlYelcBlt uul Ule@
fen ie6oc6 le6r ~1tngndbig aufgeaommen un6
Et6arb, Der erit 10 Sabre alt lit, beDeutet,
nit benz 6etrot6en nob 81 tparten. Der
eIterli6e 9tatb tpurbe ieoo6 nibt befoI8t,
man 1raf Dielmebr ale 8orbereitun9en GIT
elmer Heimli6en Sra1lng. On Der GGe
ber Dfap unb Sutton StraBe tpurbe cine
8Dbnun8 ein9ericbtet uno am 0Onnerftag
gta6mittag tpuroe Ser 8un6 BON einenr
Sriebersrtc6ter 9eicbloiien. Sine StunOe
ipGter itanben bie 9teupermGblten Dor ben
GItern beS jurgen @Demannes. Die 8ttz
ten beS 2eBteren, ieine 6ralt ais Gobter
ans 6er5 5u i3lieBen, beantDortete Die
Mutter boour9, DAB ite Senc am Nrm err
9riff unb gum Sauie %binausparf. Der
Sohn aber purbe in elmer 8ettfammer einz
9elperrt.
Die iunge 8rau begab iiB, bittcrlic6
ibludb3enb nad elmer 9oli3eiitati0t unO
eriucbte Bic 8can1ten, ibren Wtonn 3u
befreien. SIR 6leben mar bier iebo6 berz
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an Der WtaD StraBe, benn &idborb bate,
nacbOem ibnt Sic Sluc6t aus benz Glternz
bauie ~geIungen mar, Iofort feline iunge
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