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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

LILY WHITE ASPIRATIONS.
which rIoafcd Out on the stu Air
nj the Courthouse Inst Might.

nj the Courthouse Inst NfEht.
A Lily White prayer meeting was
held in the county court room last
night. Mt which Mr.. Goodell and his
fricnds who favor separate club
for the Lilies in Fort Worth were CON
splcuous by their absence,
A large number OF other people were
also absent Including the principal
leaders of the Blacks and Tans. In
deed, there was enough emptiness In
the back part OF the chamber 70 cause
considerable reverbration of the voices
OF the orators, who were all
too fun for utterancc within the short
time allotted them by an evidently
Impatient audience, which began to
break up long before the meeting was
over This small audience was COM
posed mostly OF solemn looking Lily
Whites, who seemed to think that
they were in earnest. while n few col
ored men present seemed TO take the
frequent illusions to negro domination
In the party very much to heart.
f}u' several gentlemen from Dallas
lent their distlnguc presence to the pc-
caslon and saved the event from total
lack Of interest. They were Col. ID. A.
Robinson, chairman Of tho state Re-
publican league. w. H.. Atwell. the
hopeful young aspirant for political
prominence who has received the nom
inai'o0 for nttorney-general at the
hands Of the Lily Whites. and MessrA.
A. J. Huston and j. NJ. Kindred two
of the wheel horses OF the Lily White
chariot.
Major j. c. Martin presided and In
troduced in turn Messrs Huston Kin
drod and Atwell, who lambastod the
Democracy vi~7rously. charging 1t with
the responsibility for the business
troubles which prevail. without tracing
their origin very seriously. and in a
general way seeking to place the party
In power at disadvantage Consider
able was snid, particularly by Mr.. At
we'll. In defense OF the Lily White
movement and the admission was free
~ made for the purpose OF argument
on this matter that the Republican
party In Texas had heretofore been Il
very corrupt one and that IL must be
run by white men before It would be
~ all acceptable to the people OF the
South.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
IN THE COURTS.


All day yesterday the trial OF the
john D. Templeton will case occupied
the attention OF the Seventeenth dis
triet court. Much Of the testimony was
relative to the mental condition OF Mr..
T'cmpleton for some time prior TO his
death. About half Of the day was
taken up with the evidence Of Prof. II.
w Harper, formerly OF this city. but
now professor OF chemistry at Austin.
Professor Harper was an important
witness in the suit from the fact that
for some time prior 10 the death OF
Mr.. Templeton he attended him In
professional capacity; that OF an expert
in ear diseases. His evidence was to
the effect that he considered Mr.. Tenn
pleton mentally sound except for
short time before his demise. The
evidence In the case. has been quite
volumlnous and was finally concluded
at the hour OF adjournment OF court,
In the afternoon. The arguments will
be begun today.
IN the county court the suit OF the
Milburn Manufacturing company VS..
N II. Hood Is on trial
The following Is the county court
docket for today:
Zane cett vs.. Home Insurance COM
pany.
Il. Merstow VS.. w. X. Candy.
j. i. Ellis w. County OF Tarrant.
j. T. Ellis VS.. Houston and Texas
Central Railway company.
u. Mccormick q Co VS.. Missouri
Kansas and Texas Railway company.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Presentations OF the DANGER signal
at GrcrnwaIrs Inst MINT

'''ho Danger Signal" was presented
at Grecnwall's opera house last night
to an appreelaiivc audience. II Is u
drama full OF Incidents and giving
great scope to a ilnc character OF stage
performance. Tho four acts OF the
play each contain a number OF cxcit-
ing scenes and Incidents. especially
where tho the railroad episodes of the
drama come In.
The cast of characters contains Rev-
cral actors OF merit, and without an
exception they entered into the spirit
OF the play and were each well adapt
ed to the partg they assumed
Miss Georgia Gardener as Rose Mar
tin, The Wild Flower OF Lonmire
Bend" performed the role attractively.
Lyon l., Adams as Ned Farley, the
young brakeman on tho Montana and
Cheyenne railroad admirably per-
formed the part OF devoted lover to
Rose George A, Weller as Lieutenant
Allan Wcstford or tho United States
army, was very crcditable and Paul
Dresser as Corporal Heinrich Yost did
the German cavalry act to the great
amusement of the audience. The re-
manning members OF the cast are cred
liable performers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
LITTLE ITEMS.

Boaz buys, sells or exchanges your
school books. 900 Main street.
DIR. Brolles has removed 10 the Dun
Gee block. Seventh and Houston streets.
DR., Blake. dentist, graduate Philadel-
phla Dental college; office, Third and
Main streets.
General Peers will preach at Bethel
Mission tonight. Subject, "All Human
Flesh Everlastingly Saved"
Evangelist j. S. Weaver will preach
tonight at the Tabernacle Cumberland
Presbyterian church. corner of Nine
teenth and Chambers street. All are
invited.
George L. Cause, funeral director and
embalmer. Full assortment of under
takers goods. Takes full charge OF
funerals and furnishes all necessary re-
uuirements. No. 3iI West Weatherford
street, Fort Worth. Tex. Telephone I67.
George b. Loving & Son. the live stock
brokers of this city, sold yesterday for
A. j, and Il. Nj. Long of Sweetwater
1900 three-year-old steers at SiS.25 per
head. The cattle are IN n pasture near
Clarendon. They were bought nv
Thomas S. Bugbee OF Kansas CITY who
Will put them on his ranch in Hall
county.
Tonight Fort Worth Lodge No n.
National Reserve Association, viii hold
a regular meeting which will be I'm.
usually interesting, There are min,
candidates for initiation. Also an
important meeting OF all the committee.
that are arranging for the entertain.
meht VIII meet with the lodge. A
tend
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

iicanlsm will not win again. as strong
~ as viii nght them. would rather
see all America cursed by Mckinney
and his tariff barons than see the IA
naticsl creeds Of socialism. paternai-
ism. and all the other damnable aoe-
trines Of the YRird Party be put. into
laws. We are united on the tariff. q
little question of ratio can't stand N
our way, for We can't afford TO 2poW
II. The Republicans are monometal.
lists, the Populists for cat money, and
the great Democratic party for gold
and silver and a currehcy redeemable
in specie. We are for an honest dollar
and sound finance. Come back, my
Populists. and vote as your interests
demand. as patriotism prompts, ana
sound sense dictates.
And you. my fellow Democrats, line
up for next Tuesdays strife. Let the
dash against our foes be Ms brilliant
and as fearless as the deathless charge
Cardigan led to Balaklava. Fight from
now till the polls close-and let 1t
be 10 this struggle for good government
in America what II proved to Napoleon
and France at Austerlltz. Let Victory,
grand and overwhelming. perch once
more upon our banners.
II was undoubtedly one OF the most
brilliant political speeches heard here
In years. Its author is one OF the most
cultured and brainy men in the south
and as fearless a Democrat as ever
helped win battle Every sentence
fell from his lips with fire and force,
and every point was cheered to the
echo. Everyone who heard 1t praised
1t, and 1t undoubtedly strengthened the
faith OF hundreds.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Louisville, Ky, Oct. Shy dxta|
of the United States board OF aSp'as'
OF New York, re-imported WHISKY
which the tax had not been pah p
to the new tariff going into efle1t ~
pay $1,lO on all, even II It had b*a !
imported prior to the time The ri
law went into effect. This decision "
received here today by Surgeyof AVE- ~, n
The question arose over some Y,
5000 barrels of whisky held " VIZ
different owners in Louisville.
Surveyor. Afford refused 10 W.
less than s1.10 per gallon for 'ls Y
and an appeal was taken 10 me w.
The decision is dated octobe, <. .
Secretary Carlisle has decided w. X n
imported whisky does not eyen ~ i
benefit Of the eight year bonaea p,' .-
In line with the decision givca wv
the secretary holds that re'lnR-ss,
whisky pays n duty and mol ~ -
nal revenue tax and is thereloH" Z
treated as any other import.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
He IL Here at the Mansion House,
Fort Worth, Texas

IL. Medregor Wilson, NJ. D.. c.
NJ, president OF the New York
Doctors. and Of the Chicago San
itary Institute, the most distinguished
specialist ON the continent. twenty
seven years practice; graduate and H.
contlatn OF twenty-five states and tho
Canadas IN the treatment OF ali Chronic
diseases and Deformitlos. An who
call ON the doctor before November
Will receive Ave weeks medical at
tcntlon free.
Medical qualifications: Thlrty.seveii'
years practice. Provincial Llccntiate,
Canada, 1857; NJ. ID, Albany Medical
college. 1867 NJ. ID. Belleview Hospital
Medical College, New York Chy. lS6p-
Io ES-Surgeon Her Majcsty's forces,
Canada, 1867: surgeon Unitod states
army, 1861 10 1865, and member OF the
College OF Physicians and SURGEONS,
ontario. Canada. and OF the st. Louis
Medical Institute. 3iaS Olive street.
ONCE hours, q. m. 10 S ~. IN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

II. q, Haynes. business manager for
the well known irish singing comedian.
Tony Farrell, who is To present a 1--WE
scene prnduo,ion OF his new Irish come
dy drama, Garry Owen" at the opera
house, Tuesday evening. November 6.
returned to Fort Worth from Dallas
yesterday and has completed arrange
ments with Manager Greenwall 10 have
the election returns read from the
stage, as received on the evening OF
November s, during Mr.. Farrelrs pre-
sentatlon OF Garry Owen" so all who
wish to enjoy the entertainment NAV
at the same time be momentaraly in
formed OF the result OF the election
Nhroughout tho country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

For the Holiday Excursions TO the
old states the Cotton Belt route will
sell tickets December 20. 81 and %,
lspi. Mt one fare for the round trip.
limited good 10 return within thirty
days from date Of sale, All lines sell
via the Cotton nclt route. the only line
with double daily trains from Texas to
Memphis aud return without change.
Through cars will leave all promi.
nent stations IN Texas ON the above
datea to 20 through TO Nashville. Chat
tanoogM birmingham. Atlanta and
other cities In the old statea
II you anticipate paying your friends
a holiday visit write TO us ana Ket the
lowest rates and through connections.
a. A. Gibson. 8. q. WARNER.
y. =. A., q. 4, A.,
Fort Worth, Tex, Tyler, Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

The best and cheapest place In
TeNna to have your last wintors
nlothes made good rs new no 10 Ia
wear them again this wluter. The
Fort Worth Steam Dye Works ~ the
place. MEMS suits, dresses, cloaks.
overcoata. etc, when sent 70 them to
be dyed or cleaned come back TO you
good us new and at reasonable prices
They pay express charges one way
on out of town orders.
RocHliN BROS. Props.
202 Houston street, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
WHEAT AND o0TTONsEEn.
staple Articles of Feed for FattcnIng
stock In This Vicinity.

a large number OF hogs are being
brought in to the packing house Just
now, many OF which have been fat
tened ON this seasons crop OF wheat.
This seems TO be regarded by the farm
ers who have tried the experiment this
season as n aatisfaetory. way or dis
posing OF their wheat.
The feeding OF cattle on cotton seed
seems to be generally profitable ON ac-
count OF the low price OF seed this year
ns compared with last. being about 30
per cent lower, II Is difficult to make
estimates ON the amount OF stock being
fed In this vicinity ut the present time
but II In likely that there has been .,
great increase OF late from all that
can be learned on the sub1ect
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
rue NEW COUNT HOUSE,.
The Front portIco Nearing Compile
llnn--IntcrLor IImIshlnR.

The front portico Of the new court
house IS now rapidly approaching COM
pletlon and adds greatly to the general
attractivcness OF the building a nalsh-
cd appearance TO the elegant exterior.
Tho massive structure In now com
nleic IN It's outlines and olicita continual
remarks OF admiration from All DO.
holders.
The building will probably be fully
enclosed now within II short time, when
the long and tedious work OF Interior
finishing Will begin. This wori. VIII
consume two or three months IN which
time the artisans employed on the
work viii exhaust tholr aillll and pa
tience ON it's faithful execution accord
ms TO the Intricate details of the eIab-
urgltc plauH
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

D. W. Smith to II. c. King. lots .,
G. and 10, block II. smithneld, $3.50.
sallie a. Watson to ]. II. Watson,
share OF estate 1856 acres j. Goodwin
survey and 70 acres j. Barnes survey
". y. Young and wife to j. II. Wat
son. 60 ncres j. Wilson survey, $40
+. y, Watson, by executor, to w.
r., Stoveall and wife, 40 acres j. II.
Parker survey and 30 acres NJ. Good
win survey. share Of estate.
p. A. Watson to A. II. Copeland,
share Of estate, 10 acres j. Nj, Ross
and 30 acres l. Barnes survey.
John Rciley to ~. Mcnamara, tract
In Afford and Vear- addition. $500.
Martin Casey TO J. y. Smith, lots
9, Z and $, block i2s. city quilt claim, 81.
9. Won Calowitz To WIN Board.
man. lots I and 2. in block 6. Lawn
Place addition, 5000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Denison. Tex. Oct si.-7Depur
stable Lawrence was thrown - "a,
buggy and painfully orusea -
day. ~!
Foster Joslyn, aged 50 yesirS ~, *
one and a half miles west 2. u D,ass
last night. The funeral VIII 'AA'
tomorrow. 10 h,r
Fire this morning at an es.y n
destroyed $500 worth OF propens'
insurance was something less
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
a PROSPEROUS Dnrz.s
W. ii. Morrison,s x.,.
Lunch Estnblishment

W. H. Morrison's New Mercban,.,
Lunch Establishment 's
w. II. Morrlson's Nonpar,u ro.,.,,,
rant which. since its establisbmsn.
less than month ngo, has grown
INTO a business renq;kabie even Tor 4
nrs'-elass establishment OF its kind IA
shortly TO be enlarged by a much
needed addition in the rear. A orlss
Kitchen VIII be constructed in nc La
oa she Mansion hotel property n, S ,he
rear OF the restaurant. This wi, lily tme
loom Tor an extension OF thirt,. s w
lee, 70 the length Of the resta,,,.d ,,ss
aaains further TO IS present attrss ~. y,
a NY, as Wen as afforling ssi y,
yes rs, Tor It's rapidly Increasing b,,, ans.n
a me success OF this new enternr ,,,e' y,
que principally to the thorough M piis ~ Us
sieh' manaeement OF the ,,ro 49, IN IN
MI. w. II. Morrison, who i IL
time caterer in Fort WARM sr an oii-
an established reputation am nnu win
people who habltualiy seek nrs .ne
loot has charge OF the 'front.' r d s;,gn,-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
Young DEMOCRATS, INTENTION,


The Charles X, Ron club will meet
at the county court room tonight at
$ o'clock. The members think they
have been inactive long enough and
as there Is no other Democratic rally
for the evening, they propose to sup
ply the deficiency
a parade Is talked OF for Monday
night and other demonstrations OF their
politics. They mean TO arouse some
old time enthusiasm In the fight now
on and are for anything 10 help along
the party,
There VIII be plenty OF good speak
ers on hand and every Democrat In
the city Is urged TO be present and help
along IN the demonstration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

n not otherwise hereafter published.
Hon. John NJ. Moore and other we'll
known disciples OF unbiased belief Will
be requested 10 deliver sddrespcs at
that time a program will be presented
which Will do much. 10 cniighten public
opinion. Among the number viii bella
review Of tho life and work Of our
great leader. the Hon Robert O.
Ingersoll. by Andrew Jackson. Esq. >
Fort Worth bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

There was a testimony meeting IN
conclusion. A great many Christians
testified TO the goodness Of God. We
are glad 70 say that thcre were several
strangers with US. We are always
glad TO have them. Every one Is cor
daily invited to come tonight. Door
of Hope. North Main street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

This Ia TO give notice OF the dlsaulu.
ton OF the firm OF W. W. Dunn y SON.
doing a hotel business IN the city OF
"a, 1884. w. w. Dunn is authorized
TO collect and settle all Legitimate
claims against, or due said firm.
Tho hotel will he continued by w, w.
Dunn. where no hopes TO meet many
friends.
Rates, g. per day.
w w nIfNN
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Berlin. Oct. 81. - a ns -Empsf
Emperor Frederick, fatnel u II Wiii',..
william. will be unveiled - conlrs''i
berg today, and It. crea.esa seilnei :
be A PRESENT. a.s,ps'0 Empress Frederic. Z y
prevented from going g wl .nnuiss,s
iinyeilinr OF her husbands inv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
INTENTION srupIaNrsi
Medical Department Fort Worth
tniycr~it,

The j. Singer Book Company, state
headquarters for medical ana scientific
works, 22ie Market strest. Galveston,
TEX. Address thcm Tor medical dental,
pharmaceutical and scientific works,
Special discount to studenls Write for
catalogues. Mall ordera promptly at
tended TO
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

The chicago- Houston sleeping car
line formerly operated on trains Nos, I
and 4, which was temporarily suspend
ed, has been resumed over tho Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway.
JAMES lsARKER,
q. T.. ~ Il, A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

st. Petersburg, Oct. sl'.a,c o
bulletin issued at ~ .ysr $40; :
morning says that the and ~
few hours late last n lsnr, subst
the bleeding has some"'.sA,, he rst''
Otherwise the condition OF
had not changed.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

All disciples OF advanced thought
Ire hereby requested to DO present on
hcxt Sunday afternoon at meeting to
be held at the knights OF Honor hall
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
Isirc.

II YOU do not have your nues re
paired can stop II.
II. II. LEWIS,
.iSit Main Street, Phone se6.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Telephone 800 when YOU wish your
stove blaclSed and set UP, Ii. IL. Lewis,
1914 Main street.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

"a good crowd was again here last
night and enjoyed the talk by j. IL.
Wright Lesson, Revelations. xxli; 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Have your stoves prepared, BACKED
and set up by II. IL Lewis. 1914 Main
street. Telephone 500,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

New York. oct. si.-spot sI III. 81
heavy, Iniddling uplands
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

or all kinds should be planted now
BAKER BROS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

the night and keeps everything staii
while Mr.. Morrison is away.
Ed Foster. one u in' best ill1Hi
artists in the country. Is chet ~
and Dave Lannis has charge q Y
kitchen at night,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Just received fresh supply OF
ouita Anthracite coal ut Illley &
nibbs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

Are wanted at the Gazette ofiicc for
office work. Must be able To write
rapidly and willing 20 work.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
Personal NIENTIoN-

Ben Boyd OF Decatur Tex, has again
ment at Crawford's.
George Siene OF Detroit Mich. has
Charley Enslish was In Dallas LAST
night on business.
Luke A. pearre. editor OF the Bridge
port Herald. a thriving journal recently
established in the thriving town 81
Bridgeport, was In the city yesterday.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
Iru.t,r sn1n CnI,I wn

Have your stoves prepared, BACKED
and set np by II II, Lewis. 1874 Main
street. Telephone 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01
c-,,,. ~ t;rtcaEe.

Chicago. Oct. 3i.-,,ins nd. prss.s -
IS in excess OF the dsnia.
weak and SOLO cents ia"@'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

For your base burners, oulta Anthra
cite at Lllley \ Bibb's.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-11-01

sunnower Seed for Parrot.
Al Baker Bros.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-03
Saar, Woisl, Giiel uno 9unsrid.

Srier. Sin iunger Siiisier bes
90. Snf.= &egmts. bat lih eriGoheu.
Was Den ungliidli9en Ill Der perstpei.
felten Shat getrieben bat, miro natiirs
LID gebelm ~sebalten.
Die 6erberei 81. GILES in
Srier 1T in liquidation.
Srier. Sberbalb Der Woielbriide.
an Dem reGten Moielufer, ruuroe am
z. Sum- Die Sei6e zines Sploaten Der
3. Gompa9aie oes SO. Snf.= Resmts.
gelanoet. Sb llufaQ ooer Selbhmorn
uOrliest, pOer Oh DER Seritorbehe oas
Spfer zines ueberfalles plroe, tonnts
bis lebt nibt feltseltelt meroen.
Saun, z. SUM-. Seute Ma9mit.
tag traf auf benz bieiisen 9abnbof
unter gOleri6Inien Der erite Giien=
babnsus elm. Die sanSe Sabnlinie
8eroltein-S 3 un=M apen miro am /.
@pri! ndditen Sabres erOHnst.
Su $ mmeratb iiuo am 6.
SUM Iiinf @%Obnbduler neblt chen 10
pielen SetOnOmieen nieoersebrannt.
Srier. Iui Dem S9aab'i9en
@runotiif SioaQse Nr. 4, MO man
Ibpn iriiber Mauerreite uno cine
StruBe aus Der &DmerSeit entoedt
bate. 1T oieier Gage bel Den gusidah-
tunasarbeitsn ein r0miides @em6lbe
auf9efunoen woroen. Yer Sau beitebt
aus maiiipen Suuoiteinquatern uno
bat cine sepiiie gepnli4teit nit ben
SeiBluItcandlen in ben Sbermsn, opb
1T er I'M ettpa einen Meter breiter als
iene. udmli9 $40 Dieter. Sin i'm
Snnern blobseleeter gitrid perrdtb
Dem 6abmanne aui ben eriten Slid
ieinen rOmii6en llriprung. Die sabl.
rei6en Miinsen aus psrl1ieoener 3eit
Iino nod niht 9eniissno sereinist wor-
ben, nm ndber beItimmt 81 peroeH.
9Sie out oas @enplbe erbalteu, benefit
Der umitano, oaB Der Seiiber Die epsu.
tuel!e @erwenoun9 peslelben ais @eiH.
teQner ertpp9en bat