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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Wear Warm Undertaking.

Take care to wear good warm under
Clothing-advice which is sCOffed at by
the young and healthy, but none the
less of the greatest importance to guard
against severe chills WHICH may lay aside
the sufferer therefrOm for the winter and
after months to come. Elastic under
wear has been brought to such perfeC-
ton that warmth and comfort no longer
add in any perceptible degree to the size
of the wearer. For example, the ladies'
combinations which are made Of silk
and wool combined, ribbed and fitting
closely to the figure, are very warm and
comfortable.
Combinations may be procured in real
Welsh wool, which becomes softer after
washing "a great recommendation
shaped to the shoulders and with woven
sleeves Combination bodices and skirts
in soft, ribbed wool are very agreeable
to wear. A very useful addition to the
toilet to those who wish to look slim
and at the same time to keep warm is
the princess slip bodice, which is made
of woven material and fits the figure
like a glove Flannelette underclothing
in all its branches is highly to be com
| mended in cream white or colors.-F Ill
adelphia Times.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
A Sad Legacy.

Mrs. j. A. PEBBLES, of this city, has re-
ceived the sad intelligence Of the death of
her aunt. Mother Marie Isabelle De
Breuit, which occurred in the convent Of
the Sacred Heart, New Orleans. The VEN
cradle lady was in the siXty-eighth year
of her age and entered the convent in
1913, as novice, taking her final vows in
1851. She has been actively engaged in
establishing other converts and in the
work of the order. Her last acts
were to send "a magnificent set of vest
ments to the Rev. Father Donado, of
Rockport, Texas, and to bequeath to her
niece, Mrs. PEBBLES, the crucitiX and rosa
ry that she had worn for forty-SX years,
that by courtesy of Mother Collins, SUI
periOrGSs of the convent, has just been re-
ceived by Mrs PEBBLES and is esteemed by
her as priceless treasure.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Personal Mention.

Morris Bros. stOrehouse on Nor, h
Flores street is nearing completion and
will be completed next week.
Mr. A. J. Fry, of the firm of Fry Broth
erS, land agents, will embark in the liv-
cry business and will open on Avenue d,
in few days.
G.. w. Hodges. the wealthy stockman
of Junction City, who is spending a few
days in the Alamo City, expects to leave
today on a visit to his old home in Con-
zaleS, to be absent few days on business
Allison Jack, the local athlete, who is
now quartercd at Austin. says he will be
in San Antonio to attend the Mission
Athletic picnic and put in a bid for the
beautiful medals offered by this popular
club, iu various athletic exercises. which
will constitute a large part of the pro-
cram
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
SPECIMEN CASES.

5. II Clifford, New CasseI, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tiSm, his Stomach was disOrdered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming degree,
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bolt Is OF Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,, had
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles of Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen's Ar
Mica SaIve. and his leg is sound and well
John Speaker. Catawba. O., had We large
Fever sores on his leg. doctors said he
was incnrable. One bottle Electric Bit
tiers and one box Bucklon's Arnica Salve
cured him entirely. Sold by F. Kaltevcr
Y Son and A. Dreiss. drnggists.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

J. NJ. Day, of the Driskill hotel
Austin, is in the city.
f. j. Pietzckers, of Houston, is
in the city on business.
w. ID. Jones and wife, of Kansas
City, are at the Southern.
Chas. S. Aydlett is in the city
after a months trip on the road.
superintendent w. G. Van Week,
of the Southern Pacific, came this
morning to attend court.
j. H. Palmer returned yesterday
from business trip through the
northern portion of the state.
Alderman f. Menger was sum-
mOned to Houston Saturday to
attend the funeral of his brother.
Live Stock Agent of the Southern
Pacific, CAPTAIN James Beaumont,
came in last night with General
Manager MOnSeratte of the S. A. p.
Colonel A. J. Hutchinson, presi-
dent of the Morgan Line and Cen
eral Manager Julius Kruttschnitt,
of the Southern Pacific railway,ar
to arrive here tomorrow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
CUT IN THE HEAD.
A Farmer Refuses to Drink and is
Hit With a Glass.

On last Saturday afternoon Charlie,
Brown was hit in the head with beef
glass and received an ugly cash three
inches long and an inch wide. which pen
trated to the skull. The affair took place
in Otto Ehert'S saloon on Franklin
Square and the deed was perpetrated by
a farmer named Schmidt, generally
known as Chicken" Schmidt, which
SobriQuet he has derived from the fact
that he peddleS the fowl.
Mr.. Julius KriSch, the well known
butcher Of this city, was seen by a LIGHT
the particulars of the affair, replied: ION
my rounds over the city | stopped
into Ehert'S saloon, and on going
in the back yard, found Brown
lying in an unconscious condition, with a
big cut in his head. He was all covered
with blood and the sight was really a pit
iful one. On seeing this | was of course
startled. | Immediately went into the
saloon and asked Ebert II he knew of the
wounded man in his back yard. He paid
little or no attention to my query, and
seeing that he would do nothing for the
poor fellow, | put him in a conveyance,
and transferred him to my residence at
49, Warren street, in the most comfortable
way I knew how. Here | sent for DR..
Berry. VINO responded quickly, ana tne
wound was washed and dressed, the man
resting as easily as could be expected. |
conveyed Mr.. Brown to his home on the
HeloteS, 16 miles west of the city, yeSter-
day. where he has prosperous farm, and
from latest reports he is resting easily,
but the wound is a dangerous one, and
could have proved fatal"
1t is learned that the trouble arose
while Brown and Schmidt were drinking
beer in the saloon. Brown, thinking he
had INDUCED sufficiently to keep sober,
politely refused to take another round.
Schmidt insisted and filling the glasses
told him to drink. Brown said, why {
hog knows when it has enongh," and
thereupon Schmidt committed the as
Sault.
Brown was literally covered with his
blood and going in the yard fell to the
ground from weakness, and lay there I'M
consciously when found.
Schmidt is a farmer and lives at the |
Celebra, twelve miles west of the city. 1t
5 said he is not very popular with those |
v no know him. He has not yet been ar
'ested, but it Is expected charges for as
;aut and battery will be preferred |
againt him today.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
A Big Event.

The regatta at Austin. which is TO be
held June i. will undoubtedly be a grand
success. The greatest OarSmen Of the
world will participate in the celebration.
LIGHT representative yesterday learned
that the following famous OarSmen have
already arrived, and are in constant train
ing at the capital city: HOSmer. the cham
piOn OF the New England states: Teemer
and Gaudaur, Americas champions; Nc
Lean. Peterson. Stanbury and Stevenson,
Zealand: the famous HanlOn. Of Toronto.
Canada, and Bubear. the famous cham
piOn Of England. This regatta will! prove
quite drawing card for Texas. and es-
pecialIy for Austin and San Antonio. 1t
will 90 on record as one of the outing
events Of 90.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Late Court News.

Frank Johnson, of the Johnson
Bros. Printing Company, has made
an affidavit in Justice Adams
court, charging Alex Sampson
with embezzlement over 500. Samp-
son was arrested once before on
the same charge. He is now in
jail.
- Affidavits were made before JUS
tice Adam at | o'clock this after
noon against Carolina Heider and
Edward Heider, on the charge of
arson. They are in the county
jail.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08

Genuine Bargains in our Wash Goods.
Note our resistless bargains in Dotted
Swiss from I2H to S5c per yard.
Victoria lawns from Ioc to soc.
Persian lawns in white, pink, blue and
red, from I5c to soc.
Cross barred and lace striped lawns
from SIC to 35c.
Satin striped lawns in beautiful designs
from 2oc to 4oc.
French Nainsooks, all grades.
Cotton Mulls, all colors.
4S inch Silk null at soc, Csc and 7sc...
Something new in Sc inch Surah Cloth
A new line of Dimity in stripes, figures
and polka dots.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08

An assorted lot Of French Revering,
the neatest and incest material for
sleeves, yoking, etc.
Ecru Persian Lawns, 80, SO, "a and so
inches wide at 25c, soc and 4oc per yard.
Also white, red, pink and blue lawns at
roc, I213C, zoe and 25c.
Extra fine Black Lawns for only zoe,
worth 25C and soc; also other good val
ues at lower and higher prices.
Our I24c Irish Lawn in the newest
designs and SO inches wide, are decided
bargains. See them.
Special values in plaid and lace staipe
lawns at I2HC.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
CoDiOus Rains.

j. D. Houston, a wealthy ranchman of
Gonzales, and Ben. n. Peck, an extensive
merchant of the same place, are in the
city to attend the federal jury, now in
session in this city. Mr.. Houston reports
a copious rainfall at Seguin yesterday,
and SAYS that cattle and crops are in
splendid condition aud the outlook is
bright
Further reports state that there were
heavy rains between Savers Post Office
and Lavernia, accompanied by slight
hail and winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Building Permits.

The following building permits were
issued since last report:
j. J. Olsen. Sr.. brick dwelling. Per-
eida street. Ward :: $500.
Albert Richter. lum Der dwelling, Olive
street, Ward 6: $3.50.
AIbin Seidel, lumber dwelling, Crosby,
street, Ward s: $50.
Aibin Seidel. lumber broom factory.
Crosby street, Ward ;: 5000.
Frank Netsch, lumber addition, East
COmmeTc" street, Ward 6: Sl3O.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Indies PLAY Whist Without Talking.

A dove" whist class is one of the
winters occupations for Is young women
who meet once a week, from II to ,, and
a simple luncheon breaks the absorbing
games promptly at o'clock. By o'clock
they have separated, leaving in time for
any afternoon engagement.
I'VE are tired" said one of the mem
bers, "of being politely snubbed by men
when game of whist is suggested. You
know how they will refer to ladies
whist, and we propose to become thor
oughly posted in the game.
1--WE have the best authorities and play
the most modern and approved game.
A little box stands on every one of the
four tables, into which penny is dropped
for every word uttered during the play
ing of a hand, and the offense for asking
what is trump can only be condoned by
the payment of dime.
"These are our only regulations. After
Easter we expect to give a whist party,
| each member inviting one man, who
must be a good whist player to be eligi'
BILE, to test the skill we expect to have
acquired by that time. Boston Globe
Adorns His Profession.
Mr.. George w. Childs of the Phila
delphia Ledger was right in telegraph
ing to Harrisburg refusing to permit
himself to become a candidate for thu
United States senate No Office in tn,
world could add to the honOrs Mr.. Child
has earned and wears so modestly in tn,
field of journalism.-Ne York Adver
tisers4.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Laredo Needs Ram.

city with prisoners from Laredo, reports
that section of the state in poor cOndi
ton for crops and cattle. He stated 10 a
LIGHT representative that when he left
Laredo rain was urgently needed, and
that the general outlook was poor, as far
as cattle and crops are concerned.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
BARGAINS IN
WHITE GOODS!

Don't exchange your money for Dry
Goods until you have seen the latest nov
elites which we are showing. New
Goods arriving daily.
White Pique from I5c to 3oc per yard.
Pique in all colors for dresses and BOYS
suits from 25c to soc.
Linen Lawns and French Cambric-a1l
qualities-and many new designs, from
I5c to SIPS.
India Lawns from SC to 4oc.
A lively sale this week at our I2Hc
counters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Millinery.

See our assortment of children's school
hats; also novelties in shaded straws,
braids, white chips, etc.
New Millinery arriving daily.
See our medal show window of special
values in wash goods, sateens, etc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
.OLFSON'S
SPECIALS.
Lace and EmbrOideries.

Our line of New Laoes and Embroid-
cries is especially attractive this week,
as many of the latest European ideas are
represented. We are receiving new
novelties daily. All the new colored
laces are to be seen on our counters in
splendid assortment. Match sets in
Nainsook and Swiss Embroideries. Full
flouncings in new designs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Mattings.

Extraordinary values for our May sale
in mattings. Our line Of plain and
fancy mattings is second to none in the
city. Low Prices is our motto
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Cheap Fans.

Don't miss our fan sale this week.
Special bargains in parchment. paper,
gauze, satin, ETC., at much less than their
regular price.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Stylish Shoes.

Special Bargains in Ladies and Misses
Shoes this week. Note the prices and
examine the goods
Our STYLES are the Latest.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
ParasOls.

The largest stock in the city. We have
just received new line to which we in
vite your attention.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Dress Goods,

On Monday morning we shall place on
sale our new line of French Organdies in
both dark and light grounds, that can
not fail to be admired; also a new lot of
Jacconat in the latest shades, shown in
polka dots, stripes and figures at 1Sc per
ward
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
Sheets and Spreads.

We are offering I'D and 1874 spreads
at less than half their regular value; also
10 bleached sheets, 2 I.2 yards long,
ready hemmed, at soc each, we'll worth
7SC,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
HannnOcks

We carry the genuine Palmer Patent
Hammocks-the very best made-rang-
in price from $G.oo to S4.75.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-05-08
JOB PRINTING

In all its branches done with neatness
and dispatch at the San Antonio LIGHT
Job Office.
, 1893-08-25
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gSeltousiteuun8 an na36enannten Sagen
%berfauft:
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nnouS8eiebt i'm @a1ge,
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nod et1er S6ub9erri6ait Der 8ereini9tet
Staaten.
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%teiielte, lit en0lt6 str 3ufrieben6ett oller 8ez
tbetli9ten 9ei6lt6tet.
Gin Der Seem Oorfer NftienbOr1e 6errI6te
beute et1e before Stimmu19. Die &lrie ittez
gen tint / bis 1 Yro5ent; 2ebtereS betrQf Sc
neral @lectric. 2Seiterlt llnion ftele1 51erit
5 All II ulO ltie9el1 iobonn auf ~. 20riS=
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Der @eritbte pOn eirem beporite6e10en Gtretf
al 0teler Sobt. Die 2lttten fielen I'm Z
ouf 534.
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gen Wt0rfe nm 10c IN Bic 006p Qequn9e1.
S6lpere S0Deine bro1ten 81. 30@5. so, nit
tellbmere S5.20@5.S so, Iet9tere $5.4O@5.SO
Die a3ufu6r betru9 5000 Stitd. G6ofe be-
taltbelt ii9 1000 Stiif u1tter ben beutiqell
3ufubrelt. Qreiie felt.
, 1893-08-25
DerReerenoes pratriefeuer.
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nod jemals bieies GountD beimgeiucbt bat,
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g~clegene 0egenO, 0oS 6eucr e~ntitan6
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fdmpfen bes SeuerS 5u belfen. Gs iin6
bereit5 mebr ais 1000 3onnen 6eu un0
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geiucbte @egenO bient bauptiGcbltc6 ais
g8iele uno Q8eiOe, uno lit nicbt oidbt bette
belt, ipeSbalb aub Ser &erluit an Webduz
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Samuel 9utcber, 9. G%ritntpolot, 81. g..
Oper, Sam. 8eebe unb 2tnocre crlei6en
l1lpere Berluite.
, 1893-08-25
Stdott1hes,
Rletne Uddbr;dDten.

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iemit, fomnlt auf 0eranlaiiung BON 8ruocr
WfooDD in etlDa IA 3a9en nacb Chicago,
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su preoi8cn.
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fam bcltc Wtorgcn noc9 Chicago, um 6ranz
els q. 0GlI in icile Sb9ut al nebnten,
tpcltber in Sttatpa Ql5 2lgent Ser Gof SIS
anDs8aDn beoeutenoc unterI9leife bcgQllz
gen babcn iou.
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6rau u. SultD0n unD Nfaggie Oiron an
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Der Nnflage, &aibenoie6itdble periibt 81
Daben.
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aus SrldnDern beiteDenbe Z. 9tegtment bic
crime lrtlcbe SABINE entfaLtet bate, trob0enl
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an Der Gfe Der Wfonroe u1o Tranf(in
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9dn- GennD, Der Sic beiDeu WGuner ic6on
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rttereGon8relie5 i'm &unitinititut fam
ullter Nnoeren aucb bic tntcrciante 6rage
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fernu1ger Dcrmittclit elcttriicbcr 9eitltnqcn
sur DIscuiIton. 9rofeiior s. 9. Grofer,
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1procDcn Die Ui58Iebtcjt ocr lIebertragung
bon Strait nit 0u!fc DIR polDp)alcu
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, 1893-08-25
Collif ion.
Gin Dtef5u9 Ser G. 9. & O. 8abn
fdArt III cincn 5robtsu9 Ger
pan Pon0Ie 8obn Pinein,
0wei Perionen perIebt mo eiu ~pefuniGrer
Derlult non $4,000.

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puroen beltte frit6 S1pei 8erlonen DerleBt,
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Sobn 9tautb, 2ofomotipfiibrer lnb Goz
bert 60d, 6ei3er.
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gelbafft. Sic erlitten beioe ibre 8erLeBun.
gen, ais lie bel Der Goutlion bon i6ret
Wtaibtnc ipral1gelt. Ieiner BON i6nen
tptrb icinen 8erleBungen e~rliegen.
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&ier 8ag9onS 6es. Tracbt5uges tpur6en
5ertriimntert un0 bon ben S9ienen getpor7
fen, ebcnio ipurbel1 bic 2ofomotiDe 0eS
Gie65u9cs uno flint Q8og8onS DeS leBteren
5crtrilmmert. Webrere Stiife &icb purz
Den 9%et0btet, unO 10 Gdhien ranntcn, 6urcb
Dem 3uiammcnitoB befreit, MILD lumber,
bis iic BON 8OIi5iitcn Der Sinmanitr. ito7
tion ein3efangcn puroen. SIM 5biere
gebcrbetct it3 babel 10 wiI0, baB ite nie6erz
gcl5olien iperoen muBten.
Die beiOen 5crtrlmmertcn Srad6tpa8z
CONS Darcn nit Wte6l unb 2ebenSmittcln
befrocbtct. Die 6racbt lit total unbrau3z
bar gertacDt ip0rOen.
Ser 8abnDcrfcbr auf Der StreGe mar
Stun0cn lang unterbrocben.
, 1893-08-25
Stretten un Ole 1r1die.

Sn Jtibter 8rotpn'S 0eric6t fam beute
&ormttta8 Der 8anferott Der yGbicugo 2tnz
beriOn Yrene0 8rid 60" sur Inter
lubung. Die Tirmo bate am 10. 9lug.
ben GoncurS a~ngemel0et, porber bate aber
9ticbter 8rcntanO SIT @uniten Don Sobn
Jtenlbac5 9cgen bieieGbe ein 3ablungsz
urtbell ouf $4,000 erIaIien. 9tembocs
bate in 9ienitcn @eieuidbaft einen 9lrm
ein9ebiiBt uno CT bate obtge Summe ais
S6abcneriaB 5ugeiprocben er6alten. Sept
i"tretten ii6 Der Sheriff unb Der WtaIienz
pertpalter INN ben 8eiiB Der QlnGa9en Der
@eieuiAaft.
, 1893-08-25
Ute oas unpetter in r1ep bapen
haui tie.
Dreihu1oert Ger f60nen uImcn entpur5eIt
uno um9ertfien.
g c 6abcn, @onn., %. 2(1g.

" GU y upCH, 9OHH., 20. Nl9.
Set pier3i9 So6ren bat Stem 6open fetn
10 perbeerenoes lln1petter crlebt, ais Oa5z
jentge mar, lpelbeS DOr9eitern 2(beno uno
geltern Wtorgen Die Staot betmiucbte. I'm
W(tttcrnabt fiel i~tortcr Jtegcn, un6 9cgen
pier llDr morgen5 lprar9 Der Mtn6 ouf,
Der itc6 in fiir5eiter 3cit 81 etnem gctpalti7
gen Sturm entptdelte. I'm flint l1br be-
trug Die S6neuigtett belicl6en 40 Mfeilen
Bic Stun0c, uub cine Stun6c ipGtcr brauftc
ct NIT elmer @cicbpinbigtett bon 40 Wteiz
len Die Stunbe burcb bte StaDt. 8or 5oz
9esonbrub la9cn Die Gele9rapbcnbrdbte
llacb alien Gibntngen BIN ouf benz 8o6en.
Die ich0ncn llImen, bic .3icroe bcrStaot,
batten bcionberS inter 6er 8ucbt pes I'm
tpcttcr5 81 lciOen, un6 mebr olS 6reibrns
bert fteIen bemtlelbcn gum Spfer. 0ie
StraBcn bDtcn I'M 0roBen @an5en Den GIN
Bid eincS 5erit0rteu Wol0cS. Oic Stroz
Benbobntpagen tonnten EFT 9egen 10 llbr
ibre Ta6rten Beginner.