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The state herald., 1894-08-17
sDECiSloN IN A MINING SUIT.
II Involves from Two to Pour Millions of
Dollars.

san Francisco. Aug. l3.-Dccislon In
mining suit involving millions of dol.
lars was rendered In tho United States
Circuit court to-day. The case is that
OF the Consolidated Wyoming Gold and
Silver Mining company agninst the
Champion Gold Mining company.
Judge Beatty delivered the decision,
although Il was rendered by Judge
Hnwley OF Nevada.
The action was for mn Injunction and
nm accounting Of very valuable mining
properly which has been Ia litigation
In the state aud federal courts OF Ne
rada for years Complainant and re-
spondent own an adjoining mining 10.
cation. The point In Issue was the
ownership OF n valuable lead or ledge
OF ore running into the Champion prop.
crty In his decision Judge Iiawley
grants the accounting and Injunction
rs prayed FOR. II IL estimated that the
amount involved In the sui, il some
si,Ooc.00O or more, ana the Champion
company has already paid some 81.
100000 ont In dividends, which largely
came from the disputed ore.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Creole. Colo, Aug, 13.-Thc rattle Of
the worries IN no longer heard around
Jlmtown's miniature Monte Carlo. aud
they do sny that gambling win never
DO resumed. The trouble nil arose over
mn attempt to make one saloonkccpcr
pay license on pool table. lie did
not Hike II. no he asked that the state
Inv IN reference 10 gambling and II.
ccnsc he enforced. The result involved
snloonkccpcfr who had been IN the
hnbIt Of paying $50 per month m II.
ccnsc, They were requested TO pony
M" on the spo, according To statute.
mud UP she cnmc.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Washington, Aug. liza London
cablegram TO the New York Tribune
aays there was a gathering Of the sill
yer cia,. last Tuesday at Sir William
Houldsworth's dinner table to meet
Mr.. Whitney, Senator Wolcoft Gen
ernl Walker and Mr.. Brooks Adams.
somewhat 10 the surprise OF the par
w. ssys ths dispatch, "Mr. Liddcr-
dale. lately governor Of the Bank of
England. In n speech. technical but OF
great interest, declared that an Inter
national settlement had become ineyI
table, though he expressed the view
that England could hardly he relied
upon 10 move In tho matter until ar
ter Il further crisis" -.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Cleveland. o., Aug i2.-uni,ed State.
Judge A. i, Kicks Inns returned fiun
hls vacation. which wR spent IN
Maine, When approached regarding
the investigation nboui 10 bc made OF
his official conduct by the Judiciary
committee OF the house, h. said
~ have been n great distance from
here md Ave miles from n telegraph
office. and have been only partially nd,
ylHcd Of what Inns taken plncc mul.
therefore, decline for the present n
shy more than that | nm home nntl
have no fenr Of n full mud fair inyesil.
cation. and ! notified the attorney gen.
crnl promptly that not only lid not
shrink from II. but courtcd IL, nm
confident the result VIII fully oNoner.
ntc mo from NIL chnrgcs Of fraud or
wronrdolnr"
The state herald., 1894-08-17
MAJ. WORTH COURT MARTIAL.
Tho Ohlcr Who Ordered Cedarqnist to
Sunday Practice.

''-o os' VIM orueTcu CeGaruulst TO
Sunday Practice.
Omaha. Aug. 13.-The court martial
Of Major William s. Worth Of the dc,
paftinent of the Platte began at Fort
Omaha this morning, He was accused
Of ordering Private Ccdarquist to rifle
practice on Sunday. Court was con.
vened and the charge and specification
read, to which Major Worth Pleaded
not guilty; Tho court vas COMPOSED
almost entirely of old veterans who
have seen more Or less hardships and
actual fighting service Major WORTH
admitted That the men were ordered
to target practice and no evidence on
that point was introduced. lie ex-
planned. however, that he thought n
state of war existed as the troops were
expected TO be called to Chicago daily.
As Lincoln's order against Sunday
work applied TO times of peace, 1t was
suspended. tile defense argued, at this
period. The case rested here.
The prosecution argued. The rule
was not suspended as war did not ex.
list The attorney for the defense went
on to show Lincoln's, order was not In
force and introduced tho laws or tlid
thIs pupiiSicu ny secretary OIL war
Endicott in February. 1850. which
were prefaccd by the statement that
they are the laws of the army. These
rules do not mention President Lin.
coins orders of 1869 regarding work
and military practice on Sunday. II
was further held that the order of
President Harrison abolishine Sunday
inspection abrogated and rendered null
President Lincoln's order. Judge Al.
vocatc Baird completed the argument.
He commended that II was nm inexcisa.
Bile violation OF army ethics md law
and In no wise n military necessity.
Many ministers Were present at the
trial and several church societies had
attorneys present In the interest OF
Private Ccdarqulst, but they were moi
allowed 10 speak
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Geneva. Ohio. Aug. ia cyclone
struck North Madison early this morn.
ing. devastating forests, orchards.
growing crops, etc. The wind strucl,
In near the lake and swept path 100
feet Wide clear OF everything IN Its
way. Heavy hail stones accompanied
the wind aud smashed thousands Of
windows All crops Ia tho path Of the
storm were destroyed. The roar of the
wind was heard two and three mile.
away. and IL described ns being some.
thing awful. The storm swept path
nbout three miles long. Loss win he
heavy. So far M learned no one was
seriously Injured.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

ST. Petersburg. Aug. i3.-ConHi,lcr.
able excitement h being experienced
IN regard To dispatch from London.
stating that 1, X Grcnt Brlinin's In
tcniion Ia propose that the powers In.
tcrycnc IN the affairs of corca. with
the view of Obtaining the evacuation
VI That country 10y japan aud China
and the establishment OF international
control, II Il stated here that I,ussln
would no, permit this. and That she
would prefer To allow the war TO con-
ilnuc,
The state herald., 1894-08-17

"FRuiTARiASs" arc tho latest nov
city In this world OF cranks They
arc nscetic beings, who consider
modern civilization far too luxurious.
ana therefore agree TO 1.-Two upon
nothing but fruit and water. 10 live
In bare huts without any comforts
md to wear as little clothing us pos.
siblc The society is headed by n
retired German lieutenant. who has
gone to the Sandwich islands TO
found n colony in soma out. tho.
way spot. where his disciples can
follow out their doctrines undls.
turbcd.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

The suggestion OF tho New York
Sun that rapid transit In Bos ton
.'should take tho form OF balloons Of
blue yarn. laden with bean bags and
propelled by Concord gas" Is utterly
incomprehensiblc to the young men
and maidens OF modern Boston, to
whom the Concord school 10 history
III anything). They IRE all wrapped
up In golf. riding. bicycles, Shelley,
kudyard kipling and the sweating
system. and none OF them would
know blue'stockirg II they should
see II.
The state herald., 1894-08-17
cRANpERRY cRoP a FAILURE.
omclai Report of the Pine River Gran
berry Association.


berry Association.
The annual convention Of the Wis
consln State Cranberry Growers asso-
citation will be held ut Grand Rapids
Aur. II, In response to request from
secretary ]. II. Treat for u crop esti-
n,nte the pine River Cranberry asso-
rintion has sent the following report:
"For the first time in the history or
MIR marsh We will make no effort to
GATHER berries. While part of tho
marsh has been dry, other sections
have had plenty of water, but the re-,
sult is the samoa complete failure.
This county planted 1896 acres OF
potatoes, leading Waupaca county by
a50 acres. An average yield Would
have produced 100000 bushels. The
jrouth has ut this time damaged tho
late crop fully one-half, and 1t VIII
necessitnte n copious rain Immediately
IN reach that. The early potatoes do
not average three eatuble potatoes To-
fine hill, Corn Is so badly damaged
that many will cut for fodder to help
mt with the lightest hay crop ever
Grown, The eastern portion OF the
county Ia now suffering from the raw
ages of grasshoppers, which have como
into The fields and eaten them clean.
This. taken as n whole, has been tho
hardest year this county has experience
ed. The high winds that prevailed Tor
weeks early In the season necessitated
the replanting of hundreds OF acres az
small grains.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Gladwin, Mich. Aug. l3.-Forcst
fires are raging throughout Giadwln
county, aud while much damage has
been done, II IN probable that the grea,
work done In clearing the land viii
more than mako II good. Several hun.
drcd thousand feet Of logs belonging
10 the Eastmans nrc burned and n
large amount of timber belonging to
Bliss & Van Auckcn Is burning east Of
this city. Al Smith Creek. a small
town eight miles from here. one settler
was burned out. North and east OF
this city IL large tract on fire. A set.
tier by the name OF Ilolcomb and mn
other whose name cannot bc learned.
were driven ont by the flames and lost
everything.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

:Jnrl. which was crushed In the Ice OF
Walden island after Mr.. Wellman and
other explorers had departed north on
sledres. comes news Of an expedition
for the relief of Mr.. Wellman and bis
party. A dispatch from Iromsoe, N NO,
way, states that the SAILING vessei WI,
tign, under Captain Bottoifsen, anu u
fast cutter sailed from that port iase
evening for SpItzbergen, their Object
being the bringing back OF the meih'
bcrs of the expedition.
On June II, Wellman ana ms corn
panIons were six miles east OF cape
Platln, and the relief expedition VIII
approach MS near as possible to that
point In order to plck them up.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

The Moacn correspondent Of the Den.
yer Republican writes. Late develop.
incnis NJ the new gold camp fifteen
miles east OF here, tend rather TO IN.
claims have been stnkod ont A town
site has been chosen ncnr by. and IN.
teiprising merchants are rushing up
store buildings nnd preparing for n
booming business Town lots nro
claiming attention second only 10 min.
Ing claims.
Tho towns OF Moscn ana Garrison
nrc nearly depopula,ed OF their nblc.
bodied mon, nnd many aro coming
from towns farther away, Old prospect.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

p ITALIANS say that although very
good macaroni is made In this coun-
try, 1t lacks some OF the qualities
that belong to the best imported
macaroni Surely, the flour is bet.
ter in the domestic article and tho
holes are quite as symmetrical. Per-
haps tho American article may be q
thought eleanor. Yes, there may
be something in that
The state herald., 1894-08-17

The state board OF agriculture have
now In the printers hands. nnd win
shortly publish. one Of tho most Inter.
csiing and important bulletins ever
Issued from tho Institution. II Is i,uiic.
lin No. -. complied by DR.. Carpenter
professor Of engineering and irrign,
lion. II deals with the measurement
md division OF wnicrT and upon II tho
learned professor Inns devoted n grnnt
dcnl Of careful study. minute Invcpiign
iion aud experiments. II win prove
NJ immense use 10 farmers mud irrlgni.
lng ditch companies Bulletin No. ~,
which dcnli somewhat upon tho same
subject. bns been called for tom MI
parts OF the world
The state herald., 1894-08-17
FARMERS whose cornhelds suffered

FARMERS whose cornlelds suffered
from drou,h may be Interested to
know how to produce shower arti-
hcially. Professor Sanford OF Stan.
ford university explains how this
can DO dono by sending up liquid
carbonic acid and allowing il to OK.
pand and cool the air. Tho process
Is simple enough. but tho fact that
TO secure quarter OF an inch OF
rain costs 5000. 900 an acre may tend
TO prevent the method from becom.
ing Immediately popular In farming
communion.
The state herald., 1894-08-17
How Toronto Meets Telephone Monopoly.

tr,w Toronto Meets Telephone Monopoly
Less important than the Toronto
street railway franchise, but hardly
less significant for the principles III
volyed, Is the franchise under which
the municipal authorities permit tue
Bell Telephone company to do busi-.
ness. The existing agreement waS
made In September, 1891. for period
of FIVE years. The Bell Telephone
company was permitted to operate In
Toronto on condition that citizens
should nay no higher price than so
n ypar for Il telephone in II dwelling
house. Siy being the maximum price
for an instrument In business mouse:
Strict requirements 81 to underground
wires In the central parts OF the cry
were made, and In Il vnritty OF ways
that need not be specified the CITY re-
tanned authority and control oNH INC
situation. Finally. the Bell Telephone.
company agreed TO pay to the city,
treasury ) per cent. OF Its gross re-
cclpts, promising also to maintain tho
most efficient possible service with the
latest and Jest Instruments and meth
obs. In the city Of New York We pay
$40 year for n telephone In bust
ness Office, and $50 for u private
house-every precaution being used TO
coirpel the casual user of telephonr
to patroiiize d pay station Mt the rate
of 10 cents ftr FIVE minutes. New
York is IN extremely compact city,
and the average telephone wire liz
short. There Is one reason, and one
reason only, why telephone service liz
an American city Ike New YORK costs
several times as mucH Ms the saii-
service. rendered by the ssfrpe Ameri-
can Bell Telephone company costs iif
Toronto. That reason is that tic ciii-
zcns OF Toronto have been protected
by busincss.like city government. lt
New York city possessed even the rli"
diments of an efficient and decent city
government. II would be easy enough
within reasonable period of years to
reduce the local transit systems, the
telephone system. the lighting system
and the public services IN general to u
basis ms favorable MS Toronto has Sc
curcd.-From Toronto ns II Municipal
Object LESSON" by DIR. Albert Shaw.
August Review OF Reviews.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

! An American woman who has
taken castle at Bayrsuth for the
opera season has excited the admir-
alton OF the town folk on account Of
her retinue OF servants and horses,
the number and elegance OF which
have drawn from the envious the
suggestion that she intends to run q
circus in the festival playhouse after
the opera is over.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

InE recent death OF Lord Colo.
ridge recalls tho witty roply that
Senator Evarts once made TO his lord.
ship, when. both standing by tho
Potomac, Lord Coloridgc expressed
doubt about tho story that George
Washington once throw silver dol.
lar across tho river You must no.
member" said Senator Evarts,
that dollar would go farther In
those days than IL will now. Besides
II Is not 80 strange that no could
throw n dollar across tho river af,or
no had shown his ability to throw a
sovereign across tho soa.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

IT is now said that the local
managers all over the country are
insisting that that eminent actor,
James j. Corbett, shall fight jack
son or that they will scale down his
percentage as n theatrical attrac-
ton from Go or 40 per cent to i5 or
90. 1t will thus be seen that the
relations OF pugilism to the stage
are closer than most people have
suspected.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

ONE advantage OF an oriental war
Is tho amount OF business It makes
for occidental nations in the manu-.
factnrc of deadly implements. wo
can do China great favor and our
selves one only few degrees
smaller By returning to her at n
inquire slightly below cost the
homicidal frecrackers and things
that an enlarged national wisdom
caused us to leave unconsumcd on
and after the Glorious Fourth.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Trinidad, Colo, Aug. 1.-The entire
yard crew, including Ynrd Master ",
!. Doughoriy and his three Hwiichincn
Tom Lynch. w Y, VAN Kirk mud
John Schuyler-in the Snnin fc yards
NJ this place, were relieved from duty
last night NJ Z o'clock. l., l.ous. who
II In understood comes from tsns Vegas.
has been appointed ms general ,nr,l
master. taking effect this morning. nnd
he has full set OF new ynrdmcn and
Hwlicbmcn, Tho cause for this cbnpru
cnn only bc conJecinrod TO hc the rosntt
OF the late strike troubles.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Las Vegas, n. NJ, Aug. 1i,-An entire
train loaded with wool left hero to.
dry FOR the east. the first time such n
thing has been known Ia the history Of
this town. and probably the territory.
There has been quite n movement In
wool during the last few days. caused
by the prospects OF the Mckinley law
continuing In effect. Wool Inns adynnc.
cd several cents Ia the pound.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

oSr OF the first results OF the war
between Japan and China was tho
intimstion that both nations would
try TO negotiate loans In England.
Neither Japan nor China may mako
much out OF tho war. but the british
monoy' lcn3crs will got olinch on
both nations, and thus opon the way
for Great Britain as nation to pro
tcct British interests In those ooun.
tries This protection never has
any meaning but ono. and 4, would
not 10 surprising II tho war gayo an
opportunity 10 Groat Britain 10 oh.
NiA q hold Ia chins and Japan
The state herald., 1894-08-17
BOY KILLED NEAR BOULDER.
Ills Neck broken by Fall on the Noun
tain Side.


Last Friday evening SOME seventy
five raspberry pickcrs were In the field
three and one-half miles north OF JIM
town. During thunder storm the alb
sence OF Tom Cranston. aged 10, was
noticed. When the storm had ceased
searchers went out after him, hut could
not find him. A big bonfire was made
and also all sorts OF noises to attract
his attention. but without avail, On
Saturday morning the searchers found
his dead body within 800 feet OF where
the bonfire had been built. He had
slipped down n ledge about ten feet,
and In doing 30 had started some large
stones or rocks, which rolled onto him.
one large one striking him at the back
of the neck. evidently killing him In
stantly. lie is n son of Mrs. Butter.
worth, living about three miles west Of
LonGmont
The state herald., 1894-08-17

COMMENT upon the unsportsman-
like conduct OF the prince OF Wales
in sailing his britannia over the
course without competitor is based
upon nisconception. With his small
salary and large family and expens-
I've tastes he must do something to
make both ends meet and pot-h
Ing with yacht is not the most
discreditablc OF methods. 1t is bet.
ter than baccarat, ut all events.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

MASSACHUSETTS abolished coroncrs'
inqucsts six years ago, replacing
thom with n system of medical ex-
animation. and the change has
worked we'll. A movement Tor tho
same purpose in New York is meet.
ang with much favor and II Ia likely
aosucceed. II really looks as II tho
oid-time coroner must 90. and with
MIN VIII pass away one OF the most
fruitful themes for Jests that news-
paper photographers were over
blessed with.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

The estimated earnings OF the bon.
yer n Rio Grundc FOR the first week n,
August wcrei Freight. 10000; pnsson
ger. $4,000. express nnd mails. Sii,.
100. For tho snino week IN 1893.
Freight. 500 100. passenger. S2i. 800.
cSproes and mails, $4,000. Tie totals
were for 1904. slij0.00u, mud Tor 1881,
$4,000, or M Increase Of Dl22 per
cent,
The state herald., 1894-08-17

SPAIN has quarantined against
Marseilles. whcre it is reported that
cholera is epidemic. This is not
likely to have amy effect on Amori-
can citizens, however, further than
to make them drop the beautiful
French city out OF their proposed
summer tour.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Telluride, Colo, Aug. il.-lspccini.)-
William Poland. one OF the miners on
the Tomboy mine. WINS crushed under
n pile Of loose dirt yesterday while
working IN the slopes, He WINS In.
stantly killed.
Ills body was brought down immc.
dlntciy and will he Inferred today.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

The late strike has inspired tho
muse OF Rudyard Kipling to sing of
the American in this wise:
That bids him nout the law no makes,
That bid, him make tho law he flouts,
Till, dazed by many doubts, he wakes
The drumming guns that-hnvc no doubts.
Ono OF these drumming guns which
has no doubts about it should be
trained on this poet -.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

A YOUNG LAZY who is cousin OF
Charlotte Cushman savci another
girl from drowning at Bay Ridge,
Mass, the other day, after u strong
man hampered b. too much clothing
mad failed The heroine of the
dramatic deed was, fortunately, In
her bathing suit.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

Helena Mont, Aug ii.-Aboui 400
feet of the roof of the Mullin tunnel
ON The Northern Pacific, cnvcd In last
night, Just before the nccldcn, thirty
men left the iunnoi To let freight
pnsa through Intending Ia return nftor
II Ind pnrsod lust ~ ilio freight was
entering the Vayo'ln occurred,
The state herald., 1894-08-17

ors declare that the gold ore bodies are
simply immense, and that there is
more gold In Blanca than silver IN
Creede, On and after next Monday II
daily stage will be run from Mosca to
take people to and from the new
camp.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

London, Aug, ii,--following uulolily
upon tho report OF The Intelligence OF
tho disaster that bcfoll the wcllmnn
Arctic expedition steamer, llagnynld
The state herald., 1894-08-17

New York Ana, i,,-At a mrolluu
OF tile directors uf thp Alclipon, M.
pokn X Santa 10 road to-day ths res.
ignn,ion OF Mr., llcluhafi was accented.
The state herald., 1894-08-17

+; HERE Is question: II d German
naval officer on board Chinese
transport which flies British flag
rs ruse is killed by tho Japanese.
who's offended.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
3eBtcufclMen.

Siite Die @orte uno tpGge ben Sinn:
@phnen gar arge Sebteufel6en brin;
SIT bir Elm unbeba3t W0rtlein entz
flo6'n,
Spirit bu bic Seuflein, bic liitigen
I6on;
SliiItern uno raunen bem anbcrn in's
S6r,
8is es ben ri4tigen Sinn berlor!
Ma6sn bic Worte 10 b6s uno 70
i9per,
&eines beritebt bann baS dnbere mebr,
SuI9en bonn Sbr nah Dem Scr5en auz
lebt -
limb banu tpirb tpeiter geI6iirt uno
gebebt,
Wirb in ben 9loern bas 8lut erbibt,
8is es bon 3orn aus ben 9tusen bliBt!
Maden 70 srob unb 10 faper bic
S6ulo,
Maden 10 Helm unb 10 tur5 bic @tz
bulb,
9is iso.s @ort Elm 8erbrehen fheint
ltnb aus benz 2iebiten 1T iporben elm
Seinb -
Siite bic Worte unb tpdge ben Sinn:
@obnsn gar arge SeBteufelden brin!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
@aS TIT bic Siebc?

Gnbli9, enblib, na9 benz iabrtauz
fenbelangsn pergebli9em @riibeln iiber
bic 2isbs, erbarmt iib Elm Sranaoie,
9aiton 0aubille, Der ratbloIsnMenI6=
belt unb sibt ibr cine befriebiaenbe
Grtldruna bieier &inberfrantbeit:
n0i. 2iebe," iagt bieier mooerne pbi=
lofopb, lit cine emotipe, fpesifiIde @nz
tttGt. beitebenb aus elmer mebr ober
ipeni9er permanenten 8ariation bes
affettiben unb mentalen 3uitanoes
zines Subjects, gelesentli4 Der Realtz
fation = ourb Snspertiebung zines
ipecialiIirten WlentalproSefes = elmer
srcluiipen unb beipubten Spitemutiiuz
tion ieinss Serualinitinfts auf elm
sSnbipiouum bes anberen 9ei9le9ts.
Geip0bnIih 1T bieies Pbdnumen BON
einer @rdltation bss Wuni9es be-
aIeitet." 8eIten Sdnt, Ssrr 0uubille!
Nun tpifsn mir bod einz fir ullemal
uab ganS gsnau, mas bic 2iebe TT.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-11-09
In 0 c O a I, O c IT..

Der Serr 9sbrer, Der SDrIter, Der
SlDbsrtoni unb Der Sannes iiben am
@onntag @ormittag i'm 8irt1Sbaus
uno unterbalten ii4. Sas 9roBe
@ort bat, pis INNER, Der SlOBertoni.
bsHen GebeIelistsit in Der sanSen Sc
senb betannt 1T.
pl0blid iagt Der S0riter gu linn:
nSDr', Soni, penn y ieBt a ganss
@tuno lang itaab biIt unb net a paaz
siQ's WDrtl idgIt, berna9 Sabl' I Dir
ar ODs Bier. mas % in bera 3eit
trintit!"
,'s gilt" ruff Der Soni, unb ioz
gl.i9 -es 1T ssruOe elf ltbr - be-
ginnt bic priifuns.
Die anbern 9rei reben iiber bic inz
terefdnteiten Sa9en unb baben ge=
rdoe beute INNER bic entgegengeieBte
glnii6t BON benz, mas Der Soni benft.
Der aber bdIt iih tapfer uno trintt
idpeigiam eine Wtab na4 Der ans
bern. -
Wsnige Minuten por SipDlf ltbr bdlt
er tpieber ben leeren WaBtrug nit
itummem 8int Der &eGlnerin bin. Sa
fdst Der SDriter: n2sni, jebt brtneTt
. nur nod Salbe!"
nNa - a. MaB!" ihrsit tpiitbenb
Der Spni, unb = bat bic @ette perz
loren. - = Die 4nber'n aber bdben
sinmal sine Stunbe Rube gebabt.