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Evening journal., 1893-03-08
THE MAYOR AS COMMISSIONER

That Is the Conclusion the City Council
Came to at Special Meeting Last
Night.
The Law, Finance and Police Commit
tees of City Council met last evening
and discussed the matters concerning
the city that Is. or will be, before the
General Assembly at Dover The act
relative to the Police Committee was
discussed and approved IL provides,
that in any change of the Police Com
mission, the mayor of this city shall be
q member of it, and also that the new
members of the commission shall be
elected by the people, one member TO be
elected ina the Southern district Of the
city. and one i'm the Northern district,
Sixth street being the dividing line
between the districts
Another act approved by the Joint
committee provides for the election Of
city officers who are elected by City
Council In June next. such officers TO
hold Office for one year and their sue
cessor 20 be elected by City Council
in June, 1891, and biennially there
after
bill was approved providing for
the election of city solicitor and an
assistant city solicitor by City Council
in July, 1898, and biennially thereafter
This bin provides that the salary of the
city solicitor shall be $4,000 per annum
and Of his assistant $500 per annum, the
assistant solicitor TO be the prosecuting
officer Of the Municipal Court and TO do
general work for the city.
These bills are to be presented to the
General a Assembly in few days.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
war ON SWINGING Signs.

at the meeting of the Street and
Sewer d partment last night the matter
OF swinging signs and awning flaps was
discussed, and instructions were given
to enforce the law against al Instructors
of the street which extend more than
four feet from the building lines and are
less than seven feet high from the level
of the curbstoues The chief engineer
of the department was instructed to
prepare plans for fixing the grades on
West street and other streets, between
Eighteenth street and the Brandywine
creek. The secretary was instructed to
have 1 600 copies of the new Jaw relative
TO bay windows printed for distribution.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
ADVISES A RESPITE.

A Railroad Ohicial Urges Disconnected
switchmen 60 Postpone Demand for
Wage Increase.
GALEsBURe, H., March S. d. VIII
klnson, grand master of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Trainmen, yesterday defined
his position on the threatened switch.
mems trouble, growing out of their de-
mands for increased pay. There are
many switchmen in the brotherhood and
his attitude is deemed important
Mr.. Wilkinson does not believe the de-
mand in the circumstances timely or
judicious and is advising the switchmen
in his organization not to become impli.
Gated in any outbreaks His proposi-
tiou is that railway men wait until the
companies are enjoying larger profits and
then ask just share Of these increased
earnings
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
BETTER BE ON YOUR GUARD.
There Is Possibility that a European
Enemy May Invade Us Again This Year
A gmc-oaefIon fu Time.

Enemy May AhNaoe - A6hlh AhA7 AeAA
A Suggestion la Time.
The latest news from London indicates the
prevalence of great deal of inhueuza, not
only in that city, hut throughout England
and Europe. This Is the way the grip epidemic
OF last ear started, aud 10 Is the highest part
of wisdom and common sense 90 keep the sye-
tenn fortified against an attack of this terri
bile complaint
There Is an unusual amount of coughing.
snoezing. headache, poin In the muscles,
especially around the shoulders and arms,
cold feet: in fact an the usual grip sy mptom7-
You may say. do not fear the grip. but 90
You not fear the terrible things which grip
come almost tu n moment and cause your
death within a,day2 More people die suddenly
from pneumonia than from any other known
complaint. Why Because 10 comes uneA-
peotedlY. because it gives no warning, has n9
symptoms other than those above stated ana
yet 10 is the most fatal OF all known diseases
ln view OF an these solemn facts, Mhat
shall any sensible man or woman 90 VINO
reads these words? Manifestly guard against
the coming OF this dangerous disease LoWt
Not hv dosing with quinlne but by sifengthen-
ing the system with some pure stmulant OF
ionic tower. There are many which chlin
% possess this quality, but there II uul one
which actually does possess it. = hat one y
Uulv's Pure Malt Whiskey. 10 has stood
the lest at years and is the most popular
preparation to-day known 20 the american
people Physicians recummend q 10 is gene
orally used and &c is universally aunutleA
20 p1ssess qualities known ouly 10 ITSELF ~
not permit our druggist on grocer To Ntlelhoe
you otherwise, but insist upon having Wnat
you call Tor.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
STORIES OF THE DAY.
Delaware Coast Mirage.

Some fortunate persons have seen
occasionally in midsummer a really PEI
feet mirage ON the Delaware coast. be.
tween the Breakwater and a little water.
ing place called Rehoboth, FIVE or six
miles below. Shortly after leaving Re
hoboth by land one seems TO see three or
four hundred yards inland from the beach
a CLASSY sea rejecting in it's still waters
the hotels at Reh1both the trees TO the
north beyond. and the spires Of Lewes
five miles away. So perfect is the illu.
sion that persons who know the place
eau scarce disbelieve the evidence OF their
eyes, as the shore Of the sea appears TO
be only q few hundred feet away. II
slowly melts at ones approach, however,
until only clear puddles appear in the
hollows. and these too, vanish as one
draws nearer. New York sun.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

SECRETARY CARLISLE. when he as
sumed charge Of the Treasury Depart.
ment yesterday, had on hand 81, 100000
Of free gold and a net balance Of S25, 500.
600. Of which sll. 500,O is in national
bank depositaries, and sll, 100000 in
subsidiary coin and $500 000) in minor
coins. The party which has been hurled
from power viii deny responsibility for
this condition Of the Treasury showing
q actual available balance Of $4,000, 600
upon leaving a Treasury in which IL
found a net surplus Of sl20, 900, 900
But that denial does not obscure the
faut No apology, no palliation can
hide The facts. Tie demagogues may
shout and the Harrisonized papers may
argue but the fact that the Treasury was
fuu four years ago and is empty now
cannot be ignored. The people are not
fools.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
Chopped ln No.

RICHMOND, Va, March S-Robert
Tenny, while intoxicated, entered the
Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Factory last evening. He was warned
by the workmen to keep a vay from the
machinery. This he failed to do, for
while the back of sawyer was turned
Tenny stumbled over a carriage and the
saw connected with it split his body in
fun
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

KATE HoRIAcKER, 10 years old Of
Philadelphia, pleaded guilty yesterday to
FIVE bills Of indictment charging her with
administering poison with intent TO
murder John Horlacker, his wife and
three children on January 1lth. II is
understood that Kate viii be used as a
witness against Harriet Ritter, charged
with conspiracy to murder and furnish
ing the girl with poison, This is one Of
the many arguments, by instance and
object lesson, which are occurring daily
against the two great evils Of our time,
immigration and contested municipal
populations. II is not denied that crime
occurs in rural districts In fact the recent
statistics gathered in Massachusetts, tend
to prove that the crime Of murder is
more frequent in country than in town
districts But murder is not the crime
which degrades the human race, II
frequently elevates tue race by removing
man not ft to belong to 1t. The
crimes and the associations which de-
grade the stock flourish in the cities
and the pure stock-the man Of mental
and physical strength who 90 to the top
in this country are from the country
And legislation which tends TO decrease
this fever Of immigration vending hither
from pauper Europe and to persuade
the boys and girls to the safe peaceful
aud honorable life in the country viii be
benedcial
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
conrre.smnn onn.er conrnlescent.

Congressman John w Causey left
Wilmington this morning ON the g l5
train for his home in Milford. He ar
rived from Washington yesterday and
remained at the Clay ton House all night.
Mr. Causey is just recovering from a
long aud severe illness during which he
was threatened with typhoid and this
was his first trip since his recovery. He
will rest at home for several weeFs seek
ing to regain his health and strength.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

John Reynolds Of this city, returned yes
terday to his station on the government gun
boat orktOn.
Peter 5. Blake. colored. connected with the
Treasury Department, is at home with his
friends in this city.
Thomas Mealey, of Dayton, O., is in this
city on a extended visit to his cousin, Com
missioner John j. Mealey.
James Carpenter. formerly with the Nc
Cullough Iron Company has accepted posi-
tion as general manager Of the Marshalton
Iron Works at Marshalton.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

THERE are many combinations repre-
senting many private interests, personal
relations and politics to influence the
appointment Of the chief justice These
are all very well in their way and while
they may engage the attention Of Gov
ernor Reynolds, they should not be
potent factors in crisis like this. The
appointment should be made with the
single aim ofre-establishing the efficiency
of the bench for the benefit Of the people.
That is the best politics and the only pol
itlcs which deserves recognition.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

097, 1S0, making the saving to the gov
ernment by the purchase $32 $50, 53s.
The par value Of the bonds redeemed
since March /, 1859, is S259. O9S. $50; the
department paid for them $296, 8i6, 931
Had they run TO maturity they would
have cost the government 1851, $50 AZ a
making the saving in the transaction
S55, S53, 4g3. The annual interest charge
on March /, 1889 was S3l 57S. 459 on
July /, 1892, since which time there has
been no redemption Of bonds, it was
500 e93. .ss8. But for the tremendous
drain Of the scandalous and dishonorable
pension payments the bonded debt could
be easily met at maturity and the taxes
reduced. Il is only by reckless and
partisan legislation that the Treasury
has come to the predicament Of
81, 600, 900 gold above the reserve.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

MUSICAL therapeutics is the fashion
able treatment for the prevailing style Of
hypochondria resulting from idleness or
Stiffness OF both. OF course it is not a
matter Of Importance what kind of music
is employed. but usually it requires a
very strong person to stand it.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

II is said that the highest ambition Of
a canvas back duck is to adorn the table
of the White House and that all terrapin
turn their noses, when crawling through
the mud, TO Washington.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
Burglars frightened by a scream.

Burglars entered the house Of Mrs
Kane, 425 East Eleventh street. this
morning There were two Of them.
They went up to the top Of the first
flight of stairs and demanded OF Mrs.
Kane to keep quiet or they would do
her violence. She screamed and they
ran from the house and disappeared be-
fore a neighbor living next door could
catch glance Of them
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
Against the Race TracI,s.

NEWARK, N. j., March Sat the
close Of the session of the Northern New
Jersey Conference Of Congregational
churches, last night, the following reso
luton was adopted Resolved-That we
condemn the action Of our Legislature
in enacting the race track bills, because
they legalize turf gambling; and, in the
interest of morality we demand their
immediate repeal
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
nEdnnrd nemenri.n

The worlds great violinist, assis
ted by a strong and popular company,
will give a concert to morrow night at
ohe Grand Opera House The company
comprises Miss Minnie d. McThat,
soprano; Mile Florane Sage. solo pianist
and accompanist, and James w Marsh,
barItone
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

SECRETARY Gresham has appointed 81.
g Bryan Private Secretary, position
he filed under the administration Of
Secretary Bayard with remarkable em
riency and ability. Mr.. Bryan is as well
known here for his genial comradeship
as he is known in Washington for that
dignity which talents and high charac-
ter give a man. Having been so intim.
ately connected with Mr.. Bayard he
has always taken a great interest in
Delaware affairs; hence the Delaware
people who have the good fortune to
know him take a kindly interest in
him. He has been selected for place
which he is admirably qualified by ex-
perience, by accomplishments and by
mental training to TIL
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
Academy-,sAfter twenty Years. %

"After Twenty Years was again pre-
sented by Edwin T. Mayo at the Academy
Of Music last night It's strong melo-
dramatic situations highly pleased the
audience The play will be continued on
the Academy boards for the rest of the
week with matiuees to-day aud Satur-
day. Frank Mayo. Mr. Mayos father.
viii be- present at the Saturday matinee
with bis company.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

MISS LAwRENCEs statue Of Columbus
with a sword in one hand and flag in
the other, both held aloft, has the ap-
pearance Of a fool actor posing for pho
tograph.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

THOSE persons who are propoundlng
the question: "Will Gresham dominate
the Cabinet, have failed to study the
characters of Cleveland and Carlisle.
The master Of either does not exist could
not exist.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

TIE advantage of making the police
mans uniform of shade Of invisible
blue is not apparent. Since one never
sees the policeman himself, it is useless
to make the uniform invisible
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

TUBERCULOSIS has been discovered
among cattle in the vicinity of Toronto,
Ontario This is not anthrax, but the
Delaware editors who relieve the tedium
Of mental effort by that sort Of thing
might get out their Encyclopedia
Brittanicas.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

LAZY student may get on quite COM
fortably till the examination in arith-
metic begins; then he learns too late
that sum work would have been Of great
advantape
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

A srArsnHEr prepared in the division
of loans and currency yesterday, shows
ts.ak 10 Mr. Cleveland's first administra
Hon the department redeemed bonds Of
Iha pa- value of SS3s. 074 $50. for which
Il Raid s10l 20t. 642 II the bonds had
rhn 10 maturity the holders would have
received principal and interest $JJ1
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
"rhe Operator

at the Opera House this evening is a
melo-drama. and according TO It's man
ayers 10 will be chuck full Of startling
things Ia the FIRST place, it will intro
duco. for he frat time on the American
stage, twin stars Willard and William
Newell. who are 10 essay the leading
roles are twins, and each is the perfect
counterpart of the other
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS

Opera House -"Oh, what Night"
Charles a. Loder and his company Of
specially performers closed their engage
ment here Ia "Oh What a Night,
before a fair house last night.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
wANAnIAKER's.
Philadelphia, Wednesday, March 8. 1893
The weather to-day is likely
to be clear.

Ceylon Flannels.
The unshrinking Flannels.
That alone was enough to jump
them into highest favor.
But the makers didn't stop
there. Prettier and prettier
year by year.
Elegancies in Ceylons now
that lift them into the high art
circle of Dress Goods.
Delightful color plays.
New tricks of weave.
Silk glints now and then.
Crowding some of the old
time favorites to the wall.
What wonderl Flannel
.softness and beauty with the
sturdiness and stay-there
qualities of Cotton Goods.
Sixty feet of counter for the
Ceylons alone, AClifDwellers
village of shelfroom behind it.
% styles, % in. Ceylons, at 25c
30 styles 2S in. Ceylons, at Bic
40 styles, 2S in. Ceylons, at $50
90 styles % in. Ceylons, at SOC
40 styles, 80 in. Ceylons at Csc
And a bouncing bargain
beside, 50 in. Ceylon Flannel
at lSc-regularly soc.
Northeast ofcentre.
Women's Capes.
More than five hundred dis
tinct styles-reviving almost
every Cape gracefulness Of the
past, and enriching it with the
best fashion wit of to-day.
Capes on Capes. That
feature predominates. Some
times two, sometimes three,
sometimes five little Capelets,
one above the other like thatch
on a roof.
Francis | Capes.
Alhambra Capes.
Loie Capes-Parisian craze.
Dozens of styles with the
popular Duchess of Guise col
iars-ribbon trimmed, braided
embroidered, feather edged,
beautied in a hundred ways.
Modest priced. too.
second floor. Chestnut street.
lOHN WhNAMkRVP.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

Ex-ATToRNRY GENERAL Of the United
States w. H. Il. Miller yesterday form
ally presented to the United States
Supreme Court his successor in Office.
Richard Olney, Of Massachusetts,. Justice
Field replied, complimenting Mr. Miller
and welcoming the new Attorney Cen
eral The only regret for the return Of
William Henry Harrison Miller, who was
chiefly distinguished for camping under
the Grandpophat and for not being able
or willing to draw an Indictment which
the courts would consider, to Indian
apolis. win come from the trusts.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

THE Dachshund is the fashionable dog
now because, perhaps he looks like an
animated sausage. He win be useful
hereafter because he is q sausage
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

THERK are plenty Of humbugs in the
world but the holy humbug is the worst
because be humbugs himself
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

VKTANTED-A TINsM1TH ACCUSTOMED
w to roofing and jobbing. Apply, TIN
STORE, on Union street, New Castle. Del.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08
The weather.

WASHINGTON, March Forecast TIL D. IN.
Thu sday. For Eastern Pennsylvania aud
Delaware: Threatening weather and rain;
southerly wi ds, warmer Thursday morning.
Irobably warmer Thur day evening. fOr
Maryland; Increasing ci0uoiness and rain.
southerly winds. shifting 10 westerly.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

New York Herald Iorecast-'rhe Texas
slNc and somcw What energetic, attended hv
heavy rains ns far north rs Missouri ID will
advance east-ngrtheast to-day. Increasing in
force. its cloud area reaching the Middle
Atlantic seaboard before to-niaht us
approach to the Atlantic may bc marked by
Dangerous winds tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1893-03-08

BALTIMORE g.
ID OHIO n ALL
ROAD schedule in
erect NOV. ID, 1892.
Teams leave Della
ware Avenue Depot
Cast Bound-New
York. week d ay s.
g O3, - 40, ,48 Al, 40 81
am, 9l2 "a, ~ So, IS 3S,
- 30 D "a. Sundays,
g o., 1853, 40 81, a
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81 40 o m.
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Sfeue Gntbecfuneeu.

SbsIsid mande nsue unb widtise Gntbsd.
unsen in ben peridieoenen Bifsnidaftsn in
iinefer 8eit eemadt wurbsu. 70 1T bod feline
oerisIben bon aroberer @ibtisfe,t fiir bas 4ub-
Iifum, aIs bic Gntoeduna, rpeIde fiirjIi& burd
perm Or. edoop stmadt muroe uuo ipelds
bic aufmrtiamieit uon aeJten, toipie 9aifn in
allen ednbern auf fid 9eIentt bat nno meldss
Die Gntoeduns Der llriabe bon droniiden
Srantbeiien oes Wasens, Der 9eber. Der Rieren
unb anoeren innereu Organen einidIisbt. Die
fer ar3t fono. oab Die llriads IN 9suifen 9er.
ben. psIde oieie Or9ant fontrollirtn, liegt uno
ourd bic 8eroronuus BON 0r. edoops @isosr
berfteler, cine ar5uei. meIte CT ipe3eu fur bic
8ebanolung oisier Rerpen beriteat. miro BIZ
llriads un6 nit oerieben Die aranfbet sntfernt
Gin 6eutidss Bud. bic Gntpedun9 beidreibenf
nebit Yrobsn. piro on ieoen aeier nad gmpfane
elmer 8risfmarfe frei berfanbt asrnten ae9er
SaIair uno gommifion perlan9t. Mou fdrdb'
an Or. sGoop, Rarine, @is. 10
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bat sinen aIIsemeinen gmpfanss. SaaI,
Separate parIorS fiir Damen unb Ser,
rem, Elm Gnflsibs. 8immer fir 9amsn,
Rau9.. S6reibs unb 2sissimmer, Elm
8immer fur 8eitunss. Gorreiponbsn bsnten,
TpiIettensg ginridtunesn u. (. ip. SIM
eriten Stod beiinoet iid Elm 8immer, mo
8drser bes Staates llebsrsisber, Sbirme,
8afete, Sanbtaiden II. (. tp., bic iie
ni6t auf benz ausitelIunsspIaBs umbsr.
trasen ipolen, abeeben fbnnen.
8. Sn bem @ebdube befinbst ii6 cine
8oit'Office, fpeIde pabrsnb Der aus.
itelunssitunben sebffnet 1T. Die 8oit.
laden iperOen ftiinbIid abssbpIt. 8enn.
iplpanisr f6nnen ibre 8oitia6en mad
benz ,genniplbania State 8uiIbins,
8orIb's Sair, GbicasO. Sa," ididsn
IaHsn.
4. SIN 2eiesimmer tperben bic 3eitun.
gen aus benz Staats, tpel1e sin8ei6idi
tperben, aufIiesen. (9as ,,Scranton
@odenblatt" ipirb ressImdbis pdbrenb
Der Ausfeauns bort su finben isin.)
s. Das Musfunfts. Bureau bsiin6et
iid i'm eriten Stod. Gin fdbiser Super.
intenbent ipirb ben 8lrsern bes Staatsa
iebe seipiinidte Gusfunft srtbeiIsn.
6. Cine 2ifs Ger 9snnIpIpanier. ipeIds
bic Nusfteluns beiuben, ibre MbreHs in
Gbicaso, bic Dauer ibres 9lufentbaItss
u. T. tp., ipirb i'm Benniploanisn @s,
bGube sebaIten.
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Stactratt.
GeIect Spunci[. a. Mai

StltIl SUuNStt, 4. Utut.
Die Burns Obitruftioniiten Gapt. Sell
Iop unb 81. $. @iaiams ipsiserten iib.
in ben Sibunssfaal su fommen, bis ibnen
baS Seripre6en sesebsn tpurbe, beb Der
3orrep 8ono nibt tpiirbe aufserufen
iperben.
Das @on,ite, fpsl9es bic 8urns'ids
SauSanselesenbeit unteriudte, empfabI
Die iofortise @r0fnuns ber Strabe unb
gintrasuns Der 8aufurfunbe fir bas
gisentbum. Ser 8eridt fanb einItim'
mise @snebmisuns.
Cine srcBe Dtense neuer 8orlasen
tpurbsn einssrsift unb sumeiit an bic
sufdnbigen Gomites pertpieien.
Wapor Gonneq ernannte Ridarb 81.
9bomas bon Der l5. 8aro on Steas
bss semaBreselten Tbumas 9. 2eipia
gum 9oIisiIten. 8eltdtist. Serner ianbts
berieIbe 8eamts elm Sdreiben bon gsro
$. &ipple Elm, baS namens Der Sanitdts'
beb5rbe ben 4ntauf bss @runbitIdsa
empfabl, auf peldem bic 8erbrennunss'
anitaIt fur gbfdae srri9tet pirb; es iOl
$4,000 foiten.
Der Stabtseometer berlanSte bic Mn.
fsrtisuns elmer &arte ieitens Der Gas 4
Wafer Co., auf ipeI6er ibre Sauptrbb'
rem psrssidnet iein iollen.
Cine Mense Ansebots fur SdIdud'
tpurben bsrIefen; bessleiden @nsebot'
sur Ginribtuns beS StatiOnsbuuisS in
Muni3ipaIsebaube.
Sie 8irsidaftSurfunte bon $. 3
Gbaie ipurbe SerIeien unS aneenommen
GS paiiirten erits unb stpeite 2eiuni
| foIsenbe 8erorbnunsen: Sir ben Saupt'
feiper beS bisrsebnten DiitriftS; fiir bei'
iere StraBenbeaufii4tisuns.
GnbslItis paiiirte bic 8erorbnuns fiji
einen Seper in ber 7. @arb.
| Die Seipobner bon Yarf Ylace petitio'
nirten fir beheren Sdub Sesen Seuers
sefabr.
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Sic @eltansfeanng.

GeIesentIid Der GrDffnuns Der GoIum'
biiden MeItauSfteaunS erideint eS ans
sebradt, einen fursen Bid auf bic Sem
Misunderstanding 3u BbilabeIpbia i'm
SABRE 1876 su iperfen. 9is Nusiteaunf
tpurbe am 10. Wtai erbffnet. D6brenf
ibrer sansen Dauer betrus bic 8abI bei
8eiu8er 1900. 900; an gintrittsseIberr
tpurb& s3,8l3, 1913 sinssnommen. auf
Der llmseeenb in einem llmfreiie bon
bunbsrt WfeiIen itrbmten etipa 5000. .00O
Beiu9sr berbei. Die SauptansabI be,
inldnbiiden 8eiuder famen bon. Der ats
Iantiiden 8iiite 4; bas Snnere, Der Siiben
unb Der @efsn tparen nur i4ipa6 Der.
treten.
Wlan fann bieraus einen S1Iub bar.
auf 3ieben, aus peIden Ibeilen Der Bee
b5Iferuns fd Der biesidbrise 8sfud Der
GbieasOsr @sIt' ausitsauns rsfrutirsn
tpirb.
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= 9lm Spnntas berbaftets Sergeant
6pelIman einen 8uri1sn namsns Sop,
fins unb Elm Srauensimmsr namens Wlcs
9onousb auf ben 8erbadt. am Abenn
subor sinsn Mann i'm nbrbIidsn Stabt'
tbeile nm cine soIbene llbr unb fIeine
Gelbfumme beraubt su baben. Wian III
siemlid setpiB, bic Ri8tissn eripii8t ~
baben.
-Sn ber Srsitasfisuns Der armen'
bebbrbe ipurbe bas @utadten bon Gn'
malt Suass perIeien unb berislbe fommI
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