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SAYS A POLICEMAN KICKED HIM.
John Moran Makes a Complaint to
Inspector McAvoy.

John Moran. a colored man. twcnty-four years
old. OF 1854 West Twcnty-siSth street, called at
Police Headquarters this morning to see Inspector
McAvGy, His head was ~bandsged so that only
his nose and eyes were visible.
Moran keeps a small stand on the corner Of
Twenty sixth street and Seventh avenue. and his
wares consist OF FISH, oysters. and hot lunch.
Between ! and . o'clock this morning n customer
bought a boiled pigs tail and accidently knocked
the platter on the sidewalk. splitting the contents
and shattering the plate. Moran demanded paw
for the damage done, and on being refused
snnfched the mans hat as hostage.
The noise OF the argument brought two police
men to the scene, and Moran says one OF them
knocked him down on the sidewalk and kicked
him in the head. He was then arrested and taken
TO the West Thirtieth street station-house, where
tho sergeant discharged him and told him to make
a complaint at Police Headquarters against the
policeman.
Moran was told TO come back tomorrow morn
Ing and bring the name Of the policeman with
him. In the mean time the Inspector will in
yestiglte.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
ATLANTIC SQUADRON STARTS.
It VIII Spend the Winter in Warm
~Latitudes.

Tho San Francisco. flagship of Rear Admiral
Benton, and the wooden cruiser Kearsagc, COM
prising the North Atlantic Squadron, left this
morning for their regular Winter cruise In the
West Indies. 10th vessels dropped down from
their anchorage In IN" North River shortly after
7 O'Clock AMI proceeded out as far AS Sandy Hook.
There the Nary-Narl tug met them and assisted
In testing n patented machine for loading coal on
war vessels at sea. After the test the machine
will be taken ah0drl the Nina and the two war
ships will continue on their Southern cruise. The
hrstport Will he Key West. After q stay Of four
DAYS they 50 10 Grand Cayman. West Indies. Tho
Itinerary OF the Squadron VIII include visits TO
CD Providence ~, Andrew and ports along the
norm coast OF south America AM on the Islands.
About four days VIII he spent in each plare
and the Squadron will return TO Key West March
-. Christmas DAY will be spent In Port au Span
The evening world., 1893-10-18
POLICE AND SOCIALISTS FIGHT.
Red Flag ParAdcrs Refuse to Dis
perss and Are Charged Upon.

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1S.-A large meet
ing of Socialists was held in this city
last night. After the meeting was over
hundreds Of the men who had attended
it formed in procession and paraded the
streets, shouting and singing.
When ordered to dispense by the po-
lice the paraders refused 20 do so. The
police then charged upon the crowd.
They were met with a shower of
stones, and a desperate hand-to-hand
fight followed. Several men on both
sides were wounded. A large number of
arrests were made.
Among those taken into custody wa
Van Kol. the leader of the Socialists.
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of skill ever seen in New Orleans. TT

Of skill ever seen in New Orleans. The
bout is described in part as follows;
German was anxious to mix matters
from the start; but in the rough work
in the Clinches Levy Secmed the stronger
though German gave evidence that he
was the better boxer by landing straight
lefts on his opponents nose. German
landed straight le%ft-handers and right
L.evy's only hopes were in his ability to
ciinch and punch his adversary's body
while locked, though German was by no
several well intended left swings and
was c~ross-countered by Germans right
which had IL bad effect on his chances
OF success
The decisive round. the eighth, is
began a hot exchange In the middle OF
the ring. From the middle Of n close
rally. which was fast and furious, Cor
and the latter fell IN his face in the
sand, completely knocked out"
Neither man was hurt, and not a
night vas over, German received a
great ovation.
A brand new bit of baseball news
comes from indianapolis this morning
and 1t will surely interest players here.
John 7. Brush is said to be at the
head, Of n scheme TO organize q western
baseball league, ana IL Is claimed tnat
the league will be formed. The meeting
at. which I've d"tai's OF or0NniaatIon
are to be effected will be held IN Chi
cage, oct p. lieGresentatiyss OF MI
Omaha and Kansas City win be present.
The salary list Will be limited TO 1880
or l.SuO a year. Managers In the differ
ent cities are already signing players
for next year. and Nv. Brush promises
to have "A club that viii be ns strong as
any of the league clubs when the season
Is opened.
Geor.c w. Orton. the famous runner.
has entered for the two-miIe steeplo-
chase in the supplementary champion
ships ~ the a. 4. l.. al Bay0nne, n. T.,
next Saturday. His competitors viii be
Willie bay, f.. G. Carter, A. j. Walsh,
W. O'Keefe and Herman Jaehn. Tommy
Comet has decided not to compete at
these games, and his action Will be dis
appointing to IL host OF admirers.
Practice play OF the Princeton eleven
must be as near the real thing as can
he. to judge by the reports of different
players nursing bruises. Yesterday Hall,
In taCkling Nelson Poe, who WAS half
back for the Scrubs VAS thrown and
his knee severely wrcncned, II was
the same knee that he strained some
days ago. II Is believed Hall will he
unable to play against Cornell on Satur-
day next nor ever against University
OF Pennsylvania later.
| Mas. WISsLow' 4 SOOTHING sysur for children
~ ,thing softens the gums and nj aga ali pain, 2oc.'
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4 GOVERNMENT ENGINEER,
Mr.. F%ernandez's Experience and the State
ment of the Organist of St. Paul's.

The Government Engineer OF Porto
Rico, MIR. Pedro Fernandez. failing In
henlth early In the .u cnmct 10 New
York to place himself under the care oi
specialists aud I q recover hts strenGth
In order that he might be nbis to prose.
cute the important work that was under
his direction.
Drs. Copeland and Gardner found on
placing him under treat cni that he was
suffering from n severe bronchial trOu-
BILE, which had been rendered more scri.
Gus ms his system was already undcr-
mined by n mninrial lever. A roper
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Local News in Brief.

". A. D. Scott. manager ot the Gerlach Hotel,
has lost three diamond finger rings, He has not
been wearing jewelry for some time and he does
not know whether he mislaid the rings on his
recent trip to Saratoga and the White Noun
tnins or whether they have been stolen.
Police Commissioner John McClavc and family
left tn. city to-day for Chicago and the Worid's
Fair, They went on the } O'Clock flyer and viii
remain in Chicago two weeks,
The body of an unknown man was found In tho
North River at pier 80 this morning. lie was
about Ave feet eight inches In height had red
hnir md mustaChc. ana brown suit, gray
underwear. laced shoes and white shirt. 1t was
removed to the nOrgue.
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NOW GOUk0D IS DEAD.
A Premature Report Was Circu-
lated In Paris Yesterday.

PARIS, Oct. 1S.-It was announced in
Paris yesterday evening that M. Gounod,
the great composer, had died from the
stroke Of apopiexy which he suffered
Monday at his residence at st. Cloud.
The report was generally credited, as
the physicians a stated that his death
was only a question OF a few hours.
Later 1t proved that the report was pre-
mature.
NJ. Gounod fingered through, in a
comatose condition, until this morning.
when he died.
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AN ALBINO MISSING.
Maggie Dean Reported to Have Run
Away with a Married Man.

PEEKsKlLL, N. Y, Oct. 1S.-Maggie Dean.
the eventeon-year-old daughter OF william l..
Dean, OF Highland, Ulster County. is missing.
She is an Albino. With white hair and pink eyes,
Last Saturday, while her parents were shopping
in Poughkeepsie. Maggie babe her two brothers
~good-by, saying she was going to visit her friend,
BESSIE Coo, at Highland. On Monday II was
learned she had not beer there. but had on the
same day bought a ticket for New York.
There is a report that at various times she
had been seen with Il young married man Of
New York, who had been staying at Highland
and left there last week.
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Count De segonzac Acquitted OF the
Murder OF His Comrads.

PARIS, Oct. lS.-A telegram from
Senegal announces that Count Rene de
Lieutenant Of the First Regi-
mont of Chasseurs. who was charged
with numbering his comrade. Lieut..
ouiquerez, has been acquitted.
Nj. de Segonzac's defense was that
Lieut.. Q~uiquerez committed suicide, and
that his death was ascrlbed TO jungle
fever In order to spare the feelings OF
his relatives.
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How to Do Rome.
Ernm Tom Slftlncs.l

Hostetter MCGinnis-You say you saw
everything in Rome in three days?
That's impossible.
Mr.. Aiwayson-But you remember that
there were three of us. My wife took
in all the churches, | visited all the
picture galleries. and my son went for
the restaurants ana cafes. Then We
met In the evening and snapped eX-
perlCnCes.
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THE AMER RECoUPs HIMSELF.
Selling Captives Into Slavery TO
Make Up War Expenses.

LONDON, Oct. 1S.-A special to The
Times from Calcutta says it Is stated
that the aimee. of Afghanistan is
selling as slaves the persons who were
captured by his forces during the recent
rebellion of the Hazara tribes.
The expenses incurred in putting down
the rebellion were heavy, and the Amer
is said to be selling his captives to re-
coup himself.
Ten thousand persons have been al
ready sold to slave merchants and
others.
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INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.
New Publishing Company and the
Alma Landeraf Hospital.

ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 1s.-These COM
panies were Incorporated with the Sec
ietary of State yesterday:
Home Book Company. which will print. bind.
purchase and sell books and magazines. with a
carltal Of $40, COO. The ONCE is in New York.
These are the direct ,rs: Charles w. Lowell. +.
Il. Searles. Of Brooklyn, and Frank L. Lowell, OF
New York.
Alma Landgraf Hon, and Hospital. which will
be located In New York, for the care and treat
ment of women about to be confined. The truss
tees are. Alma L~antgraf, X. Sulzcr. John Lang,
Mary Meckor, Emma Ieorgia Schmidt and Charles,
Matilda and Joseph Morgan.
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p~rtino RADICAL Party.

BuENos AYREs, Oct. ls.-Scnor Del
Vale will undertake the leadership OF
the Argentine Radical party In place Of
DIR. Alcm, who is charged with having
been the prime mover in the recent in
surrection. Senior Del Vale. however,
made il a condition hat II should
abandon violent methods.
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Knocked Out with n go.tl..

Some unknown person struck James Sherry. aged
twenty-th'ee, OF ?2s East Forty third street. on
tho head with a bottle Mt Fortieth street and
ThId avenve al about 4 o'clock this morning,
Sherry was taken to bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Kcocked Down by a Cable Car.

Jotepb Burke. iorty-three years old. OF Ill
Washington street. was knocked down by cable
car 81 In front OF 10 broadway at midnight and
received q severe scalp wound. His injury was
dressed by an ambulance surgeon at the Church
stree, police station. The gripman. Louis q
nausc. OF 33S West Forty ninth street. was ar
rested. but let -, as Burke would make no
complaint against him.
The evening world., 1893-10-18
Berlin Soap Manufacturers Charged
wish Fraud.

BERLIN. Oct. lS.-Mosesman & WIS.,
sing. proprietors of a large soap factory,
have been arrested on the charge Of
fraud. Eight employees charged with
completely have also been arrested.
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81 AM CURED"
THERE Is NO UNCERTAIN SOUND
TO THIS TESTIMONY.

THERE Is NO UNCERTAIN SOUND
TO THIS TESTIMONY.
Prof. Schrclncr cn me to Drs. Copeland
and Gardner through Father McI.nw, OF
jersey city, from Father McIuw's state
incnt. Father Mcl.Rw cane through the
stniemcnt OF Fat her herman, of ~.
G;abriel's Church., New York. Brother
Paul asd otbors.
II IL the trsti,nony OF good men md
worthy citizens that marks the chnrac.
ter Of this work, that distinguishes II
In its value to Wnn,tind.
Prof. Frederick L.. schreiner has been
the orsnnist In 81. PnuI's Roman Cntho.
lie Church, In Jcrsey City.evcr since tho
church was built, i've years ago. Tic 10
ono Of tho best known teachers Of music
In the East. lie resides NJ No. lI6 Lin.
den avenue. Jersev CITY.
IL WINS no ordinary form OF Cninrrha,
trouble from which he suffered. lie snys
TINT the disease had extended to the
throat, cheat and stomach, and Mt last
deveiop~d into bronchial Cntnrrh, with
tho ~ mptoms of incipicnt N III ption.
Every winter no wRs obliged TO have
his throat treated, the bronchial trouble
rendering Vt. sinaing und teaching OF
nnsic impossible.
II was n rOkcn.,lown mRn when I
went TO Dr-. COPELAND md GARDNER"
he snys. 1.-THE cough, sore thront. loss
oil appetite md sleep. failing Hc.h aud
strength, mnie me tcci, indeed, like
IN invalid. ] had little faith In anybody
whom I went to them. ! had expert
mcntrd so much with doctors and rene
dies; but when ! rcnd tho cnt Of
such n man nv Father McI.nw. knew
that there must be something In this.
I nm glad that Father Mcl.aw made
IL. because IL was tho means Of NV
getting my health back. I wnnt II un-
dcrstood THAT thc work that Drs. Cope.
land and Gardner have done for me Ia
not OF a partial or iem pornry Kind. I
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Prutnl Prize Fight.

LIMA. O., Oct. ls.-A most brutal prizc-hSht
took place yesterday between Ike Boone, OF Ken
ton, ana vene Seibert. Of 81. Mays. The men
bounded one rnother until their faces were raw,
when the police interfered and stopped the mill.
Both men had broken arms,
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FIRED ON THE REBEL FLEET.
Fort Santa Cruz Damages the War.
ships Trejaro and Aquidaban.

BUENOS AYRES. Oct. 1S.-A despatch
received here from Rio Janeiro states
that Fort Santa Cruz. one Of the forts
guarding the entrance of the Rio Janeiro
harbor. opened fire on the rebel feet yes
terday.
The despatch adds that the warships
Trajano and ~.Aquidaban were materially
damaged.
The National Bank of Brazil has de-
cided to reduce its capital.
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For that "cut o. sortsu feeling take
BnoAo-SKLTEER-trinl bottle 10 cts. "
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Obv!pus.

Tommy-Do you like men, Auntie?
Aunt!e (aet. thirty-eight)-Don't ask
silly questions. child!
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with SsnSssst sod" 4 ninaa ltS% lss33fg'w.sy ".
The evening world., 1893-10-18

Mas. W'IxsLow' = SOOTHING sysur for children
) thing softens Inc gums and nj Iys ali pain, 2Sc.'
The evening world., 1893-10-18

9b DESIGNS JET N DLACK SILK PAssE-
M~ENTERlES VARYING IN rRICE FROM 81. so
TO $500 ARD. REDUCED TO
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Trimmings.

$50 DESIGNS JET AND BLACK SILK PAssE.
MENTERlEs VARYING IN PRICE FROM 81. 90
TO $3.50 YARD. REDUCED TO
The evening world., 1893-10-18

GIMPs AND PAssEMENrERrEs.
VARYING IN VALUE FROM Csc. TO Is % YARD,
DuC TO
loc, l5c., Csc. CSC. TSc and etc. YARD,
ALL DEsIRABLE GOODS. TO MATCH T.
SHADE OF DRESS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

@ei1diten ~perluerDet moroen bin, un
bieier Marn Die Sano I'M Spiele botte
- i) babe logo iebt nod cine oie'er
@n9ele9enbeiten CUR GrleOigung 81
brin9en. Gr miro ni6t INNER ltrof=
lbs meQtpmmen - i6 meroe i'm eno=
LID bod ertappcr!
9ieIe Worte wuroen i'm So1e zines
Mannes geiprp9er, belien Gigenliebe
Dernltnoet 1T.
Ssn wel6em Sabre lit oieier Sil
Spu9gins OepOnirt woroen? fra9te sr
6~ierauf.
9ieie Sro9e mar an ben Sanquier
9eri6tet, Der iie beantmortete.
Gntitnnen Sic ii6 pieaei9t ieines
@eii9ts?
Serr Barnard antwOrtete nit 9tein.
@lei6piel, bob Der N9ent pieoer an,
es miro mir lei6t iein, pOn ir9eno Ell
mem ieiner alien Sameraoen iein Sig
nalement gu %erlan9en. I'm llnIeres
Grfpl9es fiber su iein, meme Serren,
beoiirfen pie Oreier Sinqe.
Spreden Sic.
@rltens miiiien mir 9l9enten in Den
iGmmtli6en 9rDBeren Seebafen uno
Speitens einen in Srowsball baben.
8eauitrogen Sic oeren 10 piele Sic
tppllen, entaeonete Der Sanquier.
Srittens, iebte @ielo langiam bin=
su, beoari es nod zines Wtenl6en, Der
bel &Ooeri6 Saitings Die &olle zines
Sertrauten ipielt.
@6 Darin lie9t pbne 3tpeifel Die
S6wierigteit, ent9egnete Der Sanallier.
Nein, oies lit ni6t Die Sdpierigteit,
iagte @ielo ld6elno, ionoern Die Sol
ten IinO es. Ser ggent, ben i6 aui
oieien wi9tigen Boiten ltele, mub 10
6esablt weroen, bar err ii6 ni6t burd)
bas, NOS ibm Die 8egenpartei piellei6t
bietet periu6en lIBt. SD femme nun
einen Wtann, Der gu ole'er lebr oelita=
ten NdiliOnen scei9net 1T.
9Siiroe er Iie iibernebmen? fra9te
Mr. Barnard nit llngeOulo.
Sa, aber er miro leinen Yreis itellen,
antportete WielD.
Gr m6ge i'm nennen, entge9nete Del
SanQuier. @ir iperoen ipeiter MIDI
mdteln.
Wenn Der, pel6er bel einem Inter
nebmen Oas 8elo ber9iebt, in iolGer
g8Orten ipriedt, 10 gebt Die, SaAe il
Der &egel einen rai9en Sang. @ielr
mar nit ieiuem Nnoronungen balo fer.
ti9 uno entIernte iid, inoem er - wa!
er ni6t oft that - iein GbrenwOrt CAB.
DAB menn Dill Spuggins in Gnglanl
lanoete, er niAt bios nit &Oberi9 Sal
tings ni6t in Mtittbcilun9 treten, ion
bern li6 aud uidt Der Papiere entleoi
gen iulte, bic fir @iliam 10 wi6til
marer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

Die 4Gffebr oes Shlobherrn.

Set Der glbreiie g8iliams bate iif
in Dem frieoli6en SDrfe bon Grows=
bali nur penig %perGnoert. Sas
S6loB mar INNER nod u%nbetpobnt.
Die gd6ter murrten INNER mod iiber
Die Grprehun9en oes 9lopofaten Gls=
goDo, norauS aber Der wiiroige Snten=
oant li6 ni6t oas Minoelte ma6te. pa=
fern Die Ya6tSinien nur piinttli6 be-
sablt murber. Dies mar Der einSi9e
Yuntt, Der i'm intereiIirte. ollie Ser
mine belt er ieinen &e9nun9stn9 in
Der Some" uno tuebe Dem iGumigen
3abler! IS bali Oieiem ni9ts, uenn er
pOn Mebltbau, 8ilOi6aoen oOer Sieb=
ieu6e ipra6 - ales oies ma6te auf
ben @opotaten eben 10 piel Ginorud,
als Der @eiang Der Na4ti9aQ aui ben
Sabi6t, Der feline 5itternoe Seute i9on
in Den SraQen bait.
Inter ben llntert6aneu Der 9anSen
Serri6aft gab es feline piinttli6ere
3sablerin als NancD @iais. Sbi6on
Die 9lte li6 ausenideinli6 in drmli6en
8erbdltninen befanO, mics lie bod
bartnddig jeoe5 gnerbieten BON Inter
itiiBuns Suriid, pel6es Der Sobn ibr
ma6te, iiir ben lie 10 piel Serbre6en
be9an9en, uno lie fano einen geDiTtn
trant6aiten StOlS BARN, Die Wietbe
fir ibr tleines Sdus6en regelmdBis Su
besaDlen. Saour9, oaB &Ooeri6 lid
9efbei9ert, iie als feline SHUTTER anSuer=
~tenneu, bate er ibren miitterli9eu
StOlS tief U%erpunoet.
IS miro Elm Sag tommen, mo er
meiner beoiirIen miro, murmelte lie oft.
Die SanO aber, wel9e i'm groB geSo=
gen, miro i'm ni9t itiigen, lpenn er
fGut.
Mit oieiem Gnti6luIie lebte iie mei=
ter uno wartete ben Sang Der greigniiie
ab. Sic bate ibr Sertrauen arf bic
3eit, oisien lansiamen aber ii9eren
Bladder 9eiebt, ipel9er Die unoantbaren
Ser5en frat.
We6rere Stamm9GIte uno Der tleine
@irt6 Der Some" ielbit iaBen wie
9emObnli6 in Der 8aititube unO unter=
bielten ii6 iiber Sies uno Scenes, ais
Satpb Santem eili9 in Oas 3immer
trat.
Ser S6reiber oes Qopotaten mar
! Stammgalt, b%eiOnoers bes SOnntass.
WtoGte es regnen Doer mofte Die
Sonne i9einen, 10 fam err oo9 regel=
mdbi9 bon Nemart, um feline WuBe=
ituuoen bel ieiner alien 6reuuoin Yau-
line gu perleben, wel6e binter Dem
S9enttii6 tbrOnte.
8uten Sag ale suiammen, iagte
SatOb, inoem er nit aufgere9ter Wtiene
eintrat. brin9e Sud Neuigteiten.
@as fir Reuisteiten? riefen Elm
babies SuBeno Stimmen auf einmal.
@as 1T oenn gei6eben?
Der Squire Gooeri9 SaItines uni
feline Gemablin peroen na9 10 lang.
jd9riser @bpeienbeit mieoer oas S9loF
beSieben, ent9e9nete Der S6reiber. Sr
eini9en Sa9en werOen iie bier iein,
Wtau bat ni6t Oiel 3eit Sy ben biersr
nOtbigen 8Orbereituu9en. Wtr. Sis
goOo bat Die Na9ri6t bieroon erit beut'
MOr9eu erbalten uno beauitra9t, oit
pd4ter BACON in &enntniB Su ieBen.
gu SatOb's 9roBem @ritauner
bra9te Die Na6ri9t ni9t Die g9irtunl
berper, wel4e er erwartete. sic mari
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-12

gSir iueroen ieben, iebte lie in bitterem
Zone biaSu, mas Sund1lt tomlnen
miro.
Sin Sritt Itieb Ii6 brauben auf Dem
Corridor bDren uno Matbiloens 3ii9e
iuuroen unbemesli1 Wie bic elmer Silo-
idule.
Oils ibr 8atte eintrat, peubete lie
ni6t elnmal ben &opf berum, UNI ibn
anSuieben.
g8as muB i'd BON MiitreB Siop
bDren. MaOame? fragte &ooeri6. Sic
iuollen Elm 3immer bebalten, ipelbes
i'd fir meme @dite babe in Stano ieBen
laenn?
SD mil in meinem Sauie Serrin
bleiben.
Sn Sbrem Sauie?
Nun ipie iino Sic oenn berein se=
tpmmen? rief feline Satin i'm SOne
sermalmenDer Sera6tung.
Gr mollte oieies S6ema nod weiter
bebanoeln, ba er ieop6 fiir6tete, sl
melt 81 ge6en, perlieB er baitig Die 9e=
mablin.
Oils er in iein 3immer trat, lab er
Bender, 1eineu nellen Sammeroiener,
neben einem Sauien bon &oHern, Sill
ten uno anoeren &eiiebeoiirfniien ite=
ben.
gtun WOrauf warteit ou? iraste er.
Iuf ben Nusenblid bes Iuspafens,
Sir, antmortete Bender ebrerbietig.
gu bait ia bic S9liiiel.
Sab lit wobl pabr, Sir, aber id
waste nidt, ansufansen obne Sbre Se.
fe9le empfanseu 81 baben. Sft be:
i6uloigt man Die Siener Der Neusier,
wdbreno lie bod MIR supertpmmen>
limb. Saben Sic bic Site, mir 81
iagen, mas i6 auspafen ioa. ,
Sas lit Elm porii9tiser Sallunte.
oa6te iein Serr. Damn iebte er, BIZ
Stimme erbebeno, binsu:
Su wirit 9lles auspaden = i6 bab,
fpine &ehPirnuitip
Nnoun w.s..;h No oSs.,. .sh..
"a, ua' cuWstn s'l.Vsl
Genner;s 0;nnen mmIn;sIts mShrenn .,
,ih biidts nm Mem W;emonn s;nss 40,
&oher auf5ui4nallen, 10 bate er piel'
Sre,,e oefost 9
mx,x. 49,,
o,sSar .Hu W w""'t oss Sou,us sn'
@.t ..n's mstn s.in suspuu.s
. vsH MP p1l.. tMs uel "..tt
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