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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
Post00lce Notice.
malls VIII close lpVmptY In all casesl q thll

Foreign mails Will close promptly IN all cases) % this
ortcr : follows:
s. : tONhall from NewOrl'ons; az 80 2. m. for 81.
Pierre. Miquelon, per steamer from North sydney.
MONDAY-At 3 y. IN. for Blueieids, per =. ..
Nicaragua from w-Orleans; at 8 r. m. for Belize.
Puerto and Guatemala, per s. Brelkwa'er from
New-Or eans q 80 p. for China and Japan,
: from vancouver (et'eF> must DE ulfectd 'Ns
Vancouver.
m FSDAY-At \ q. m. for Norway direct, per $. ..
Ancrika (Icttors be- drectec per Amerika" at
a M complementary . 80 a. M for Europe.
spree via Southampton and Bremen; at 10 a. supple
mcnary for Central America except Costa Rca)
and south Pacific ports per Colombia, Via Colon Qet
ter. for Guatemala directed per Colombial at
IL a. M for Cap Colony and Natal per s. s. Arroyo; az
ProQreso, per 8 L. Condal Oetters foe
other part OF Mexico must he directed per c. Condap'l
%ew.Oricans at p for Para, Ceara and Pernam.
hu,o nnr Maranhense. from Blltimore (letters
other parts Brazil and for the La Plata countries must
be directed per Maanhense'
Mails for Australia, New.Zealand. Hawaiian. FIJI
a. 20 o. M COR arrival at New-York Etruris
win british mails for Australia. Mails for Society
Islands pr ship Tropc Bird from Francisco close
here daily up June - az 80 Mails for China
and japan per :. China from San Francisco close
awaan Islands per Australia Franc sco)
close here daily up taAIune -23 al 80 y. Mails for
china and Japan Via Vancouver Especially onlyj
close az this Office daily at 80 D. M. Mails for New.
at this once daily at 80 E. M Mails for Miqleon by
daily at 4 80 p. Mails for Cuba by rail Tampa,
Fla and thence by steamer sailing Mondays Thurs.
Mexico overland specially dspsch by
steamer close at this ONCE daily at a m.
Registered c c.S viS co fsS: Ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
PRI/ES .fU.fRDED IT YALE.
MANY Won ny MASSACHUSETTS MEN WINTHROP
PRIZE SURE T..

MANY Won ny M\'SNCNT> SETS MlS WINTHROP
PRIZE Sl'pIET>
New Haven. Conn, Jric 1.-The anhual awards
Of rrzcs for al fhr classes Of III" academic depart
men, were announced thi, afternoon They are rs
follows:
DE- Forest mathematical prize, Cla,> Of 1903
(Srnior mathematical prize, wendell VI S'rnhS'
Oranee. y. J. Class Of i-Di Edward H. Lay.
Tmlton ill., Class Of I-Dj. first prlz' Walter II.
allen Ncw-York City Clement &. Clarke, Man.
haitian Kan: George Jacjlu, springfield, Mas
Norton \. Kent. F"rdhnm. y. - James g VA
worth, newton, Mass. second pri1-s shirley r.
charles = Ihur,lon. widths. Mass. Class Of
1soi first przc-Iohn VI. Gaines. Mbnqnrrgnr'
\ NJ Second prlc-ll'rh"rt L. Towlc lnhho
Ferry y. Y. Third priz"-John {. Adams, Bro"klin"'
winthrop prize. class Of 1894 William T.. Thom''
Tlocmiion prize clas% Of Iso;: In reading. Edward
G. laid win West Cornwall conn. In recitation
George +. Trucsdc Washington, j: G. In d"lnma,ion
samuel TYLER, Newton, Mass. WooIs"y scholarship.
class of / 500 John VI. Gain"s, Mhnpn"rqu:. ~ w.
Inrllni scholarship class Of 1896 Lewis X C"nh-
Third fr..lman scholarship. elias, Of 1896 Albert
IT, Keller Milford. Conn.
berkeley premiums. class Of 1906: First grade.
Philip r. Alien, Walpoc. Mass: sherwood o. Dck
crm,n Orange Park. Fla Lewis r. Conkln. John
NJ Gaines Albert g. Keller. Henry +. McD'rmoii;
New Haven second gradc-John G. Adams: samuel
Boston: Addison :. Pratt. Fairport, ~ !. Elwlh
l. Robinson. Lebanon. Conn Frederick o. Robbins.
New. York CITY: Rudolph Scnwi Cincinnati.
The remarkable feature Of the awards Is that such
large number 81 the winners come from Massachusetts
The subjects for the Winthrop prize examinations In
tbc class Of 1875 announced as follows: Greek,
Pndar; Latin, Horace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
THE DESECRITION or GETTYSBCRG.
LAFAYETTE POST DENOUNCES TILE CoNSTRCC
TON or A RAILWAY At THE FAMOUS
BATTLEFIELD.

M the last regular meeting Of Lafayette Post. No.
40 resolution, were adopted dcnouncing the action
Il tn, Trolley Railroad Company, in breaking ground
on the battlefield Of Gettysburg. for the purpose Of
luil.'ng an electric railway there. The resolution,
were sent 10 Department Headquarters. They were
approved by Commander Cleary and forwarded TO
Nat onnl Headquarters. Commander n-Ch!cf WciSscrt
also approved them and appointed General G. ii. L.
Coils Of the post, John Palmer Past Commanderin-
Chief and Louis Wagner To make an Investigation.
The resolution, read follows
whereas, II has to the knowledge OF La'ayeu"
Post no 40 Department OF New-iork. 6. A. X that
certain persons organized corporation uh1'r te laws
of the state PENNSYLVANIA have broken the sacred ground
of the battlefield Of Gcty-burg and are now constituting
thereon an electric railway through and over the lines OF
battle upon which the Union and Confederate armies con
tended upon the memorable first second and third days OF
July. 1868
Resolved That Just at a time when Grand Army OF
rho Rctubc 4, ,upplemcnng It's services 10 it, country
on the field by unfng the National flag Throughout the
land over school houses Of the young II comes with
bad grace the citizens OF town whose home, were
defended hy gallant dead who are buried within her
limits that the reposc Of should be disturbed
To srtify the selfish end, Of few spectators;
Ee.oiyci That enter solemn protest against
this vandalism and unless the protector, o, the
and their associates be prevailed upon yield the
patriotic sentiment which requires that this h'lowed SOL
shall be handed down undc-ccIatet To our postcry.
APPEAL to the loyalty OF the people Moth and South
- make ITS indignation outspokon that the prosecution
Of the will be- promptly discontinued and the
battlefield restored to It's original simplicity.
Resolved That the Commander in Chief OF the Grand
Army Of Republic be requested to appoint Committee
of Investigation. consist Of many mcm he
may inquire thoroughly into tn" origin
and source invasion OF the battlefield
burg by Trolley Railway Company, TO adopt all
necessary lawful means which may be feasible to
exclude IL from within the lines OF battle. and escer
tain whether any and what OF Gettysburg have
aiding the Of such road that In the future
the old soldiers visit this historic spot.
To discriminate between those worthy and I'M
worthy OF their patronasc
Resolved That these resolutions be forwarded
Commander of the Department Of the State OF NewYok
he transmitted 10 National Headquarters. with the
quest that publication be authorized at the earliest
possible moment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
MR.. SNOUDEN Z. s. MINISTER TO NADHID
op,vIsu GOOD WlLL-THE INFANTNS VISIT.
IL frd. MnV

rrcu - FL Globos Of Madrid, May %.
The Minister OF the United states; Mr. nho"u'i;,
-, yJ.drid shortly TO return To his country, ana
nii h., succeeded 10y Mr.. Taylor This change ~
Tie diplomatic personnel Is OWN" no 10 'De r,y Il" the
Presidency OF the United State, NJ .ouso, Ia.
During the short period Una, mr. sho '" n IT,
nm,n," Qualities great prudence and nteligencc IN
dinoma,c affairs, and his earnest d'Nr To pro"'"''
The welfare Of both co'intiics;; , , ,,l,. du.
' o his earnest and iactlul efforts l. cnlir"y o",
the acceptance by the nfant's OF 'hr n h nj
the '" Th, ienef,s that will be dclivci from IN,
oral nierchansc Of nnns" raS, The rnrdiay
ns o. srcception extended TO our representatives III
America much slaS"S e. I" e U" Unfortunately
When ' threatened TO prevent the Iniantes from
proceeding further that Capa a ,act As we'll a. The
snowdens great prudence ai'u '"S wa -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
CARTER'S PRINON SrIT FOTND.

George Carter, who escaped from Sing Sing prison
nearly two weeks AGO has been heard from. Warden
purson Is still keeping up his search Yesterday
ing while tho guards searching the country back
Of Sing Sing they found Carriers prison suit and In
harm on the estate OF Orlando h. Potter. about
,res from, tho VILLAGE. Carter when he escaped must
havc CON. north and either stole suit OF clothing
had some friends him and supply him with them.
Frank ADAMS escaped last week. also has not yet
In Id
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
THE REV. MR.. STOCKTON NOT INSANE.

As,ury Park. June - (Spccial-The family OF the
Rev. william g. stockton, Of Ocean Grove. are In
dignant over the reports to the enect that the
aged minister had become insane through religious
excitement Mr.. stockton who Is on" OF the Old
cs, members OF the New-Jcrscy Annual conference.
* nt his homc enjoying the best Of health and Will
IN morrow conduct n camp-mcrting service IN West
p.Irl,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
FATAL RAILROAD COLLISIONS ~ THE SOUTH.

Baltimore June lin coiiisioh OF ire'sn' ''",'
u, tho p,I,im,r. and ohio Railroad. thirty cight miles
o,si ~ Wheeling W. Va 1T an early hour this morn
ing Fireman Fisher OF Engine No. l,2oo, wns hiN''
and Engineer Grbring badly Injured BrhRe"'"
Adl.,h.rc.r was fatally injured and another brakeman
WIS slightly hurt. Both engines ana several ''''
were badly wrecked.
Atlanta Ga June T'-Ihe hshtnihg 'Np ,.a,n
a., ~, ana Atlantic road ran into "A freight tram
near Barlow. thirty miles from Atlanta late .vs ~,
night, and killed {. y. Jackson Train hand - nm
others were hurt. botn uaiiS "efe paul! o'o"S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
FOR THE WHIST CONGRESS IN CHIC

thicaCo June - notwithstanding on MONDAY
afternoon som. Of the most expert whist players In
IN. country with a sprnkling Of foreign Players
will bcrin a weeks session Of the Whist Congress
I'm ,he rooms of the Chicago Whist Club President
r. = Elliott. Of the American whist League says
tho the congress will be one Of the largest ever
hold anywhere. The great Hamilton Club trophy
VIII be- contested for by a tournament on me pre-,
crnssiyc duplirntc whist lines. which VIII gave III
ihe elm, representatives equal chances. Henry Jones
Of EngL,nd known "Cnvendshn John khrihar'
and G. NJ Paine Of the Milwaukee Whist Club; VI. :;
Work OF the ILnmion Club, and j.. d. Thavrr, 9i
the commonwealth club, are among those VINO VIII
lv In nj sIr,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
rUr JTFDFYEPtNZ SOfIETY'S FESTIv A.

The LicdcrhranI Society gave liz midsummer festival
last night and over people attended IL at Washing
,on Park al SINty-nnth-st and the Fast River. 1t
, foo cool to admit ~ much promcnadng In the park
II clf alluring ~ its appearance with strings OF
Japairess lanterns aud fountains paying through 'o'od
,ght The casino gained however for it, INssageways
and dining. room. we've crowded and throngs were
rho dancing floor. This midsummer festival Is given
annually bv the society and Is strictly an invitation affair
no tickets being sold
The committee OF arrangements last night consisted
n, Aaolnh scheuer. chairman: Albert Lelse. George
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
, cOPpop.L OF tRINES KILLED.

Portsmouth, y. H.. June IL orpornl John Coffee.
~ tho United Staies Marine Corps. stationed nj the
Kittcry Navy Yard, WIS found dead carly this morn
Ing on the Portsmouth and Kitt"ry Railroad brde"
by the engineer Of the morning Pullman train 1t Is
supposed that Coffee was riding on freight train
and fell of and Killed. lie was about thirty-hvr
ycors Of ncc and had been in the service fifteen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

confidence reposcd I'm his representatives, by the
cabinet and Court that all obstacle, w. ,.isi' ~
thus enabling the royal representatives, 10 Ns', ,he
New World and have Il reception In a'ror',I.c "',n
their high rank and the noble nation ','s ~, ~
Mr.. Snowden carries with him our n''P r.-rra ~
his departure and our cordial esteem FOR MS P'rSo'i
qualities and his gifts : diplomat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
U,DE I'LL ny EATING ICE CREAM

Denver Col. June 17.-About twenty persons were
poisoned by eating lee cream during banquet ai The
dcdlcatory services at st. Francis Hospital Thursday
night. and Of them are In serious cohiition
Among the victims are most OF the Catholic priest'
Of the city and several Of the sisters al me hospital
Father O'Ryan is nj ST. Jcscphs Hospital In scrion,
condition. IL Is not thought any OF the cases VIII
nrOXe fatal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
" 1RRfED.

GARDNER-PECK-On June II. by the Rev. j. 2. Day
Annie Loi-cllc daughter Of LOIS. Ann ana the iaos
Albert l.. Peck, 70 \. Perry t'adner, Of New'forh
MENET-BKADLEY-O June II, 1898. St. Mlchaels
Gnu ch nv the Rev. Di. t'eo. >. P0tt. A1alene liz
daughter Of the Geo Bradley, Of Watkins. ~ T..
~ Charles \. Ncnet
. sWAN-SWINYARD-O "Wednesday, June 18th. by the
Rev Cha. H. Eaton. the church OF the Divine
Paternity ijth-st and Fifth-a,e., Gideon W. swan 70
Nellie swinyari, both of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
Religions Notices.

CHRIST CHURCH. Boulevard and West 7lst-st., DR..
J.. <. SHIPMAN, Rcctor.Morning service at IL O'Clock.
SUNDAY. school at 10 a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

~upcrRuous Hair Molcs permanently destroyeq y
elnctricty work guaranteed: circular- SENT hELEA-S
PAKKIN son, 81 West 22d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
Commercial Travellers Club.

Is West 3lst->t., New-Iork
New-York, June Il, 1898.
Notice hereby given that Mr.. r.. l. Matthewsln mas
been appointed delog atc by the Commercial lraveers
club No Il West 3i.ts y. Y city, FOR the purpose OF
forming in conjunction with deecates OF other Iraveefs
CLUBS Of the T.. National League Of Clubs, ana
that the paper called THE Traveller published at l60
broadway e. Y purportng represent this club, has
no connection whatever ther'w i'm.
BY order Of the Board " Governors.
J. u. HAKi, Vice and Acting President
ID. TUCKER Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

CHURCH OF TIE STRANGERS Mercer near sthss.
block OF Broafwoy-E oquent, inspiring mona
| every sunday, 10 80 a. M, As D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
THE UyDERHILL SOCIETY MEETS.

schoen j. Lothar sehmitz and George Porgcs Landers
and LiebolGt's orcheitras played
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

Fast morning and evening trains to the Thousand
Islands. via New.iork Central. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
ltoocJ,n,n's Pills

VIII In future, for the United states be covered WIN
quickly soluble, pleasant coating. 20 cents DoA-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

L bana Wine Co.'s
"t;OLD sEAL CHAMPAGNE.
For sac by all le-dlng wine de,l.rs ana groceN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

Notices Of marriages Must be iadorsed with fuu
name aud address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18
Congress Spring Wat,


Congress Spring Water.
Is a most elaborate retuolnO
restored TO all its former strength ana eNcellchce
People used o ENGLAND
10 Crown Lavender salts. sold now everywhere
i'm crow oppecd bottles REJECT worthless imitatlons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

CHURCH or the MESSIAH. corner OF 34th.s: and
ark-a,e-Scryiccs at II a. Preaching Rev.
IiuNE.KT COLLYEk: sui ect. "Onr Lost liraYes.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

EGLIsE Dr sAINT.EspRIT, 30; 22e rue Quest
Services rcgieux tpcndant rete) 10 dimanche 10 h.
du matln Isrk. 4. V. WITrMEYER. Recteur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

St., WILLIAM r. BARNARD, supcrintendent.-Servics
Of song every sunday At 3 80 D. The service n
almost wholly by the children Of the institution. Public
invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

NETWORK CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
. East i5th, t-Sunday service 1875 a. Sunday.
school Immediately after Meeting Tuesday, 8 d. m
The Lakewood" go West 39th-st. Mrs. LAURX
LATliROP, Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

MRS. HELEN S. BRIGHAM. Knickerbocker Con-
seryatory a West l4th-st.-Questons answered, In.
rroNisatlons. IL a. m. p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-18

ST. THOMAs's CHURCH. 5th.ave. and 5st.st R.v
w; BROWN, d. D.. Rector-Services Sunday. June IT,
Morning prayer sermon and Holy Communion at II
o'clock Evening prayer at o'clock. Services oyorY
Sunday throughout the summer ~s
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q & to SIS per day At home. selling Lightning
QO Platter and pisNt g jewelry. watches. table.
ware etc. Plates the hn.st OF jewelry good %
el. No experience. No capital. Every house b ~
goods needing plating
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WANTED A representative for our
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est ooOK ev"r "fr r d 70 the public.
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Our COUPON s3 stem, wiicl We use III selling this
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OoOk free 30 every ne pur, haSts.
For his hrst week's work one agents profit il
$l6o Another $l3G. A lady has just c.exreu $l2U
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MT. CARROLL SEMINARY
mt. CARROLL, lily

In Its 10th Coues
special attention.
ar) without examination
ug practical work it,
School Of Arts its Normal Department. all Of the best The
helps given students places within reach
all earnest worthy Normal education
course stenogphy ho.
would
This institution students from
parts OF the Eighteen
closed and by class this wear nine
States Idaho aud Washington,
"-rechig from Let all
school, write the udeu
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SIS to $3.50 can can b., b. ~ = ~; month : work.
26OO-2-4-A-6-S Aaiu 81. Richmond, Va
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09

in 6olse Der Gini6abun9 sum pollen
98ertbe Goof GountD bot Die Stelerats1
gleicbsbeb0rbe in Springfielb nit 1000
anItatt 300 DtiQionen fomlilt, 10 miro ent7
tpe6er Sic GinicbdBung ber ilbrtgen Gouhs
ties entlprecbenb erhDbt, ooer aber Die @oot
GountD'S entiprebeltb berabgcntnoert lper@
ben. SIM eineu ipie bent anoern Sale
werben Die be5ablten @eiammt1S teuern
Oiclelben iein, benn Oieie ri6ten fteb ntcbt
nab Bet 6Dbc Der @in1bdBung, lonoern
nab benz 8ebarf. @cbraucbt Der Staat
iG6rlicb flint W2iIionen Dollars, 10 1T eS
gleidbgiilti9 oh man bielelben allt etnen
angcnommeuen 8ertb bon 5000 oher 500
Miaionen Dertbei!t. SIM eritem Sale bat
Der Gitselne Gins bonn Salieno, I'M anoer1t
ems PPM !9unbert 5u Sablen. Nber bel
@tni6GBung sum pDlen Sertbe ipelB cit
Sober, baB ct I'M SerbaItniB 81 @letnent
8ermogen 10 DieI be3ablt mic oer 4nbere,
mas BET Der iebigen tpiafirltcben Gtt7
i6Gbuug ri6t Der Sal lit.
Die pole Gini4GBun9 lit bic ein5t9c ber7
uiinftige. 9lber neil tic pernltnttt9 lit,
miro tie nibt eingefiibrt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-10-09
Staot Chicago.
Grbittertes bano9emen9e

2luf eitein State Str. Kdbelbabnndoen. -
.. pol5in f4uer our9 einen meieritid
perlebt.
Die BaIiagiere zines State Str. &abeLs
auqes nuren Wttttpob Qbeno, ais oerlelbe
Sic Is. Str. palltrte, 3eugen zines auf bent
@agen Ielbit NIT GROCER @rbttterung 9e7
fiibrten Samples, BEL tpeldbem Wteller ge@
sooet un6 Sic folgenben PeriDnen Dertpun1
oct nurben:
g. 6. 8oG3in, 1857 State StraBe, am
ltnterletb perlebt, mfrs nit bent Seber
0dponfommen.
g. q. 8plsin, belien Gruber, l~ebenSgcz
fdbrlicbe Wteiierlti6ipunoe all oer ltnteTt
8rul It.
Sames Safer, 6altstnecbt in alderman
Morris' gSirtbibaft, 40 Start Str, bon
211O Q(rmour Qlue., farbtg, @elt6t ltno
Schultern bltrcb etlten Strr5 ron benz
&abeltpagen Derlebt.
bic 0cbriiocr goLSit Dattelt, tim itb
oeqen ben md6reno bet Sabrt alSbrecbeiloen
Gegen Ill lcbiBcn, cinen Jtc9ellcbtrnt altf7
a%e1ponnt, belGltigtcn tnbefien bterblr6 ben
birter linen iibenbcn SameS 8ater, ttoenl
bic bon benn Sbtrm0acb fallenoen Sroptclt
feline. SLeiDung burcbndBtet. Seine Nlttz
forberun9, oeu S9irm etipaS Dober gu
balten, muroe nicbt beacbtet, norarf er ltcb
mach pornilber beugte u1D Dem S9irm
cine lolcbc Stclllng CAB, Die tbm paBte.
Die @ebrlioer 8ol5tn iDuroen ilber otele
@inmiidung iebr auT9ebracbt ltlto bedllt1
mprteten etnen er1cltter Brotclt Batcr'S
aeaell Gin lDlcbcs unfretnili9eS OolcbcbaO.
inDem elmer bon ibnen, micBafcr beDauptet,
6ielem einen Scblag in's @eitbt perleBte.
Der 6ieb lpurbe crtpioert, nnb etlte re9lt7
Late &eilcrci auf bcm Ba8en mar bic
6oIgc. Safer ipran9 auf Sas Na9en7
brett, lint einen b%elicren S1anoz
punft Ill ho5en, Derlor abcr, ais Ell
at cincm 6iebc auSbolte, bas @let6Betpicbt
unb itiirstc auf bas g %flalter. 9as 0eltcbt
nit ScbnnlB ltn0 8tut 6ebedt, Dolte CT Den
gSoaen tpicoer ein uno Deriebte, inter benz
Nusrlfc: v&cilt ipciber Wann bart mtcb
10 bcbonbeLl1, @. u. Ypl5in nit ctlcln
Wteiier ciuen ipobL9csiclten 6ieb ge9en Die
linfe 8rult. Sn Dem itb jebt 5iptlcher
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ben 6~an6qemen9e blieb bieler Sieger, urln
brocbte Ieinc1n Ge9ner cine Wunoe am
ltnterleib bel. Ser ettpas ipdt eintretenz
ben SSnterbenttpn einiger Baliagtere TT eS
al perbonfen, baB nicbt nocb ipeltereS I'M
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8rubers, peIder ct1em @(r5te in Sebano7
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auf Misunderstanding bes gatienten.