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The evening world., 1894-01-17
BOY SKATER DROWNED.
six Albany Men Nearly Perish In
Trying to Save Him.

ALBANY, Jan. T.-Dewitt Spring
stein, thirteen years old, vas drowned
In the river here last night while skat-
ing. His father, his brother Arthur,
Sergeant of Police Lonergan, Patrolman
Dunn, Edward Hurley and Thomas Null
leney, went to his rescue n the entire
party broke through the ice.
For half al hour the men and boys
struggled in the water. A great crowd
gathered on the docks, and the excite
ment vas intense. In their. efforts to
clint upon the ice they made an open
was rescued in an almost ~lifeless condi.
ton, hut will recover The rest were
rescued, with the exception Of young
Springstein. whose body is still under
the Ice.
The evening world., 1894-01-17
DISCUSSING POLICE DINNER.
Captains Closeted with Supt. Byrnes
This Morning.

All the police captains we're at head
quarters to-day, and closeted with
Supt. Byrnes.
The Superintendent. when asked about
the meeting, said II was only a discus
sion OF the police dinner, which is TO
be held next Wednesday.
The evening world., 1894-01-17
POKER PLAYERS CRUSHED.
Rock Falls Upon Four Young Men
at W~ellsviIle, o.

WELLSNILLE. o., Jan. 17.-Four
young men. named Roberts. Aliback,
Laninger and Kincaid. went to a quiet
place on the hillside under an over
hanging rock last Sunday, and after
building q fire, began a game of poker.
The rock suddenly. fell, and all four were
caught beneath II. Both of .Aliback's
legs were broker and he will die, while
Laninger was fatally injured.
Roberts has a broken leg and was cut
not be rescued until the rock was
broken into pieces.
The evening world., 1894-01-17
Nuct Lees suit set for Jan. ~.

Judge Iurro 81 the Surcrlor Court, to-day r"r-
cmptor'ly set for trial Jan. y the divorce suit "
Nur' loo. y Chinese gambler. ~ Mott stront
against his pretty. seventeen Neir-old wife. Louise
Shredder Ice. II is the INST divorce suit ever
brought bN a Chinanan In New York
The evening world., 1894-01-17
Pulled Wool Exports Revived.
lRN A,sociatad Pre.s

PHILADELPHIA, Jan, 1.-THE new American
liner Southwark sailed from this por, to-day for
Liverpool, Conspicuous in her cargo was a con.
signment 81 5000 pounds Of domestic pulled
wool. the trst shipment ~ the kind made from
an American port for years.
The evening world., 1894-01-17
Looms Lens Idle TO Resume.
lby Assoeiated Press.l

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. H.-rhlny thousand
pounds Of cotton has bean placed in Carter a
LORDS Mills a. bisalyuak. ana the looms which
~ r1<> e.''e<i srpa's,e>at z large fpsSs
The evening world., 1894-01-17
Negro Robbers XIII n Farmer.

IVY NbF0-INVtI FTtN'T
ST. LOUIS, Jan. lI-Farmsr Thomas Fltlssr.
aid, living about ten miller from this city. was
shot. killed and robbed by three negroes last
evening. A companion named Link was wounded
and also robbed. The negroes escaped.
The evening world., 1894-01-17
Said to Have Been 1os Years Old,

PHILADELPHIA Jan. H.-Mrs, Ann Ksllshsr.
who for many years had been regarded a. the
Oldest inhsbitant Of West Phiildslrhia. died last
night Relatives declare that she was one hun
dred and eight years old.
The evening world., 1894-01-17
New MutunI Reserve Building Fire.

Fire did 800 damage to the first floor Of the
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Associations new
building. % Duane street, at go O'Clock this
morning The watchmcn on duty found flames in
the Stcamhitcrs' lockers on the puan" street side
Of IN" building. which were soon cNtinCuished by
tho lr,m"n. Inc cause Ia unknown.
The evening world., 1894-01-17
Looking for a Reading hoy.

supt. ByHes has been requested to SEARCH In
this city for Harry Earl whitslock. assd fourteen
year. Who disappeared from his home. Rsaains,
20 ~ sss Y ,aal ies Ne - "a nay
The evening world., 1894-01-17
Canadian Fatally shoot. Himself


BUFFALO. N YkaJAn- b.--John stewart. Of
the arm OF Henry ~. Of HamiIton. opl. sLot
ssi AZ i:' ~ ,s:;ssssssssss ~ y Z ne :: R v !. =;
The evening world., 1894-01-17

II found myself the rictim of q
serious kidney trouble, / should al onos
use Warmers Safe Cure.
Do LEWIS.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
A Famous Show OF Beauty.

The show of distinguished beauty,
transfxed by famous artists, which
is now taking place at the Academy
of Fine Arts in New York, has been
anticipated by the Cosmopolitan
Magazine in its November issue, in
an article by VIM. A. Coffin, with H.
Illustrations of some of the more
beautiful faces. The Great Passions
of History" series has for this months
subject the romantic career of Agnes
Sorel, who influenced the destinies of
France under Charles VII. 'The
Art Schools of America" THE
Great British Northwest Territory"
THE Chiefs of the American Press"
and the Public Library Movements
are amongst the Cosmopolitan's table
Of contents. Survivors of the war
and their children will find intense
interest in THE Story of a Thousand
a personal narrative begun in this
number by Albion w. Tourgee, who
tells in a graphic way Of a regiment
which saw fierce service-of it's or
ganization, its marches, its sports and
its death-roll.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

Eden township, due south of
Wheatland, in Codington county,
is thinking of fencing in the town
ship on the town lines with a five
wire fence and each section with a
four wire fence to protect their lands
from the Russian thistle plague. 1t
is said the cost will be about $3.50. a
section and the advantage will. be
beyond compute. IL they commence
early enough we see no good reason
why the plan may not work, at least
nothing will be lost in giving it a
trial.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
THE OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board Of County Commits
si0ners.
TERM.

The board of County Commissioners
met, as per adjournment, on Monday
November 10Th, 1894. The returns OF
the general election held November 9th,
being presented, the board organized as
a canvassing board and proceeded to
canvass the returns of said election by
precincts. The said board consisted of
Commissioners Reese, Yeager, Toy, Pat
terson and County Auditor Smith.
At six p. m. the board adjourned until
nine a. m. Tuesday, November 18th.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18TH.
The canvassing board met as per adj
journment and proceeded with the can
yass of the election returns. At IL IN.
the board adjourned until / p. M.
I'M p. NJ.
The board met as per adjournment
and proceeded with the canvass OF cleo
ton returns. The same having been
completed, the vote for each OF the sever
al candidates was declared to be as fol-
lows:
For Representatives in Congress Votes.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

1t is charged by some voters that
gross irregularities occurred at many
Yolling precincts of this county at
the late election. The Australian
law was enacted especially to protect
and insure the rights of all voters to
a free ballot and an honest count,
but not for the purpose of permitting
n or two men to manipulate and
dictate the vote of a whole county.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
The Reason Why.

lgnatius Donnely has sized up the
situation and tells the cause of his
downfall. This is what he says:
"Alas! Alas! Two years ago it
was Il knave undid us-Fish: this
year it was a fool-MacD Donald. And
a fool is sometimes a greater calamity
than a knave. You can occasionally
reason with a knave, but into the
bottomless yacuity of a fools brain
you drop the plummet of common
sense in vain; it never touches sides
or bottom. 1t hangs like a spider in
the Mammoth cave.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest US. Govt Report
@A!!!! R Rs%dsSF
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Getting On" In Literature.

Or if one cares to belong to a So
ciety of Mutual Admiration, conduc-
ted ON the tickle
you principle, he is liable to have his
reward. Mr.. Young Hustler, let us
say, does the sliterary notes. for the
Hewgag; let him mention on every
due occasion that Mr.. Get There
Quick is a very rising author, and
let Mr.. Quick, in the weekly Whang
doodle, frequently expatiate on the
brilliant talents of Mr.. Hustler; all
this labor will probably not be vast
ed. If there are six of them the eff
feet will be greater-at least three
times as great. To be often in the
papers is a boon not to be despised;
does it not pass for fame with many
good Americans? All this, to be
sure, is business" and not literature;
but there are myriads who do not
know the difference, and after this
fashion many reputations-such as
they are and what there is of them
are born and nourished.
But if You have a soul above man
ufactured goods of this kiud-if you
despise shams and enjoy a sufficient
income, o r if your temper be so phil
osophic that you can "cultivate liter
AZURE on a little oatmeal"-then you
can afford to stay at home or travel
and take notes quietly, and let your
wares 60 on their notes, assured that
real lovers and judges of literature
are much less disposed to inquire
what your social station or range of
acquaintance may be than what you
can do. When you have begun to
write things that they are for, then
they will begin to take a personal
interest in you.-"Talks with the
Trade in December Lippincott's.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

The Minneapolis Journal PuO, c..
some correspondence from v"
which a good guesser would say
from Doane Robinson. ms ""
pondence charges Senator fs''
with a scheme for forming a NC"
litical party to combine all the
silverites.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

Petition of f f Granger for refunding
order OF ST 90 dog tax Illegally assessed
and paid Tor 1898 was presented and the
same on motion granted.
Petition of Isaac PaulsOn for rounding
order for tax on nwA, 20, 100, 50, for
years 1891 and 1892 was presented and
the same was on motion rejected.
Petition of Chas Ebert for abatement
OF 1898 tax on lots 10, IL, and II in
block 20, in the village OF Webster was
presented and the same was on motion
granted. The said lots being church
property.
Petition OF John Bergquist for an
abatement OF personal tax, in that part
OF Day County known as the Sisseton
reservation for year 1898, he having been
assessed both there and in Central Point
township for the same year on the same
property, was presented and the same
was on motion granted.
On motion a reiunding order was or
dered issued to E Curtis ON tax certificate
number 2137 in the amount OF $22 6S the
same having been issued on an Illegal
description.
On motion q refunding order was Or
dered issued VIM Atchison for tax on q
tAA tiob W f'DOV. On tlioI AStNi1S DttIl
made in that amount in the valuation OF
swh, 13, 123, 80 for year 1893 and the
tax having been paid in full for that
year on the same tract.
Petition OF + f. Granger for an abate-
ment oi personal tax for the year 1898
in Risk township he having been assessed
IN both Liberty and Rusk townships for
that year on the same property, was
presented and the same was on motion
granted.
On motion a rounding order was or
dered issued w p Hitchings for 81 school
poll tax illegally assessed and paid for
year 1898, he having been "a resident of
Roberts county and having paid the
said tax in that county.
On motion n rounding order was or
dered issued Sarah Olson for 81 school
poll tax illegally assessed and paid for
year 1893.
On motion the County Auditor was in
structed 20 extend q tax levy of 5000.
against all the property in each OF school
districts number 1875, 1877 and IT'S. The
said districts not having returned any
levy Tor year 1894.
nilIu mon, .,I;I,l a., e,ll...-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

Alb Sherin, the Kelley of Marshall
county, is again before the public.
He is probably convinced that
troubles never come singly. Last
week he was knocked out of the of.
flee of county judge and this week is
arrested for embezzlement by order
of the Supreme Court.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

The official count of the vote of
South Dakota shows that Gov. Shell
don has a majority of 1891.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

1t is understood that the paPo
the contested election cases
Wig VS.. Rathbun and hr'"' |,
Egeland have been drawn ny
not served as yet.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

Loucks admits that Mrs. Lease is
one of the stalwarts of the pop party,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

The Sisseton Inter-Empife !,
wailing the absence OF aPP 4
for its stalwart efforts QUITS
last campaign.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

All civilized nations should join
and slaughter Turkey for Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
What is a Capitalist?

Capitalists and employees are
nearly all Republicans."-Bristolite
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

On motion the board adjourned to
meet on Monday the 3rd day OF December
1874. A. SMITH,
County Auditor.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
Populism.

See us grow 0000000O00.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

For County treasurer
" kidder received.....,..1O42 votes
douglass :. ..-.... 33I :.
r. w Small 3O3
DC kidder having received a plurality
OF the vote cast was declared duly elected
to the office OF county treasurer
For States Attorney
j Lund received 1898 votes
L III Woodwork 907 :.
j I'll Lund having received o majority
OF the vote cast was declared duly elected
to the office OF states attorney
For Clerk of Courts
LIZ Chaddock received. $50 votes
VIM Atchison .....1452 -
Wm Atchison having received a major
ity oil the vote East was declared duly
elected to the Office Of clerk of the courts
For County Superintendent OF Schools
ca Brown received. .....1266 votes
Nina Aasyid .......1046 =.
EA Brown having received u majority
OF the vote cast was declared duly cleo
ted to the Office of county superinten-
dent of schools
For County Coroner
H. Herman received. .....1107 votes
Sullivan :. ......1159 :.
d Sullivan having received a major
ity OF the vote cast was declared duly
elected to the office of county coroner
For County Surveyor
George Lafayette received 1872 votes
George Lafayette having received a
majority OF all the vote cast was declared
duly elected to the Office of county sur
yeyOr
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

Joseph Kupferschmidt, George Butler,
William Kendall and w + Fisk, each
having received a majority OF the vote
cast were declared duly elected to the
offices Of justices OF the peace
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22
WEDNESDAY NOV. 14TH,

The board met as per adjournment.
Present, Chairman Toy and Commission
ers Reese, kidder, YctIger and Patterson.
Bills were audited as follows:
Webster precinct election EXPENSES $40 90
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

JG Rathbun having received a plural
ity OF the vote last was declared duly
elected to the Office OF sheriff
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

Mary
p%leton, Nj
y lays wi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

John Lighter, John Gilmore, Mason
Sanborn and J + Pitsor, each having
received n majority Of all the votes east,
were declared duly elected to the offices
OF county constables
For County Commissioners
3rd district
o Sletten received. votes
Daniel Baillie q. ...........256 :.
Daniel Baillie having received a major
ity OF all the votes east was declared
duly elected to the office of county COM
missioner for the Bird district
4th district
A. Mills received. votes
+ Bennett :. .........141
A } Mills having received a majority Of
all the votes cast was declared duly cleo
ted to the Office OF county commissioner
for the 4th district
9th district
J } Fosse received."..........140 votes
L Syyerson ...........224
CSyverson having received a majority
OF all the votes cast was declared duly
elected to the Office Of county commits
sioner for the 9th district
The canvass of election returns having
been completed, the board adjourned to
meet for the regular order OF business at
nine O'Clock a. m, Wednesday November
l4th.
WEDNESDAY NOV. 14TH.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-11-22

The board met as per adjournment.
All members present.
On motion a rounding order was Or
dered issued j II Goodwin for expense
paid in the sur OF $146 Al as follows
Order NJ w Reese to l. Bergland 5 500
R'v ticket Wm Alnnnd nrlnr lie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-19

Chdrttds.

ga mir tpeoer nit Dem Wolf nod
nit Dem 6lIhs IN 0as Saus Der 4Nnes
%bineingeben mDgen, 10 wollen mir uns
i'm Settle iuslei6 ms Snnere oeriel=
ben perIeBten.
Ngnes' Gltern ltdmmten aus einem
alten, eolen 8ei6lehte, aud mar ibre
Samllie teine neubetebrte, ionoern
Slblte mebrere 8eneratipnen, pelhe iih
sum- G~briltentbume betannt batten.
gSie man in beioniiheu 6amilien oas
NnDenten al Sorfabreu bObbielt, Die
einen Sriumpb gefeiert Ooer bobe gem=
ter i'm Staate betleioet batteu, 10 wur=
ben IN oielem unO unoeren hriiillbeu
Sllliern Die Grlnnerung an lene Der
wanoten nit frOmmer Gbriur6t urlo
eolem StolSe bepabrt, pelhe in Den
iegten bunoertunOfIlufSig SGbreu, ODER
frilber, Die &rOne oes WturtDrtbums ge=
trugen ooer bobere Wllroen III Der
Stride el%ngenOmmen batten. IQein
pb9lelb ibon plele 3weige oes 10 per=
eoelten Stammes ibr Slut fir Gbri=
ltum pergOllen batter, 10 itano Der
Stamm, Der 10 uiele Stilrme erlsbt,
ooh nod INNER uufre0t. Dies mag
aunalleno '6einen; aber menn mir be-
oenten, iuie mdnber SOloat elilen gam
sen 6eloSu9 nit pielen S9la9ten our1=
ma6t, obne cine gSunoe su erbalten,
Ooer pie manhe 6amille bel elmer Bot
unberilbt oapOntommt, 10 oitrfen MIR
uns nlht puuoeru, penn Die GOrieb=
lng iiber Die Woblfabrt Der Stride oa=
Our1 ma6te, ouB lie in Derielben our6
Die f%Ortoauernoe Grbaltung alter 5ami=
lien cine LANCE, ilnunterbro9ene Settle
Der TRADITION ~beluabrte, 10 paB Die
8ldublSen lageu tonnten: ,,Sltte Der
Serr Der Serr'1areu uns niht einen
Samen SeIanen, 10 ludrsn mir Soopma,
10 wlren mir 8OmOrrbaa dDnll9."
Is OrtieBuug olst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-19

Did su itiiBen. sd bin Gin Nr,ge
oes Slinoen" Der bit Oh, uno ..tln
Sub Dem 2abmen" Der bin 3D."
@dbreno tic 10 ipra1er, errei9tsn
lie Die Sbiire.
.Sas Wao6en lit blind" io9te
Sulpius gu GOroinus. ,Sie6lt Oh
ni6t, wie lie g~eraoeaus gebt, obne
reGts ooer lints 81 Ihaucn?"
so it's" erpioerte Der anoere.
.,Sit oenn Dies nidt Der 10 oft 9enanntc
Srt, mo- BETTER ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, no
Die Slinoen ieben uno Die 9abmen ge=
ben ullo ale miteinOer iGmaulen? So6
ben1ertte i6. oaB oieIe Geute BON ben
gettlern auf DER aricii6en Bride gang
uer'6ieoen waren. Sic batten Elm re-
ipettables uno iOgar 6eiteres IusIeben
uno teirer lpra6 mid i'm 9~Orbeigeben
nm 4lmoIen an"
,SonOerbar! SD mO9te germ binter
oas 8ebeimniB tommeu. Yieaei6t
lieBe Ii6 Da Elm gutter Shritt MAIDEN.
Der alte Patricier. iast man, lit iebr
rei1?"
uSteiurei6!"
,Sm! ME t0nnte man es anItelen,
bineinsutommen?"
SD bab's! Sd 3iebe meme S9u6e
aus, ltele mid auf einem Seine labm,
pie Elm Stripped, idlieBe mid an Die
ndhIte 8ruppe oieier ieltiamen 2eute
on uno sebe fed bineiu, inosm ids
made, pie lie."
,Sies miro i6tperli6 aeniigeu; per=
LAB DID oar0ut jeoer Don oielen Seu=
ten lit I'M Sauie betannt."
,,0ewiB ni6t; oenu mebrere bon if
men fragten mid, Oh oies oas Saus
BON SrGulein l9nes iei."
,,SOn pem?" fraste Sulpius betrOf=
ZEN.
.@arum ibault Su mid 10 Ieltiam
au?" Ia9te 6oruinus; ,,es lit oas Saus
ibrer @ltern, aber lie 1T belier betannt,
ais oieie, oa lie cine iunge @rbin uno
beinabe 10 reid lit, ais ibre Bale 6a=
biola."
Sulpius i6pieg einen Nugenblit
IT'LL; ein ltarter Geroa1t, 5u iplBfinOig
uno wihtig. nm i'm ieinem rpben
SpieB1eiellen mitSutbeilel, flIbr ibm
Our6 Den &opf. @r ioote oesbalb 81
Gorpinus: ,gSenn Oh gepiB meiBt,
oaB oieie Seute im 6duie nidt 9euau
betannt iinp, 10 periu9e Gein Seil.
SD babe oas 6rGulein i6on irilber ge.
trO1en uno mill es ONber bel Der pOroe=
rem Sbiire prObieren; 10 baben mir cine
opppelte Ausli6t auis 6elin9en."
,@eiBt Su, wus iD geraoe fir eiuen
8eoanten sebabt babe, 6Alplus?"
,,6epiB einen rebt l60nen."
,Nuu, neun Su uno ib etrpas sl=
lammen uuterncbmen, 10 baben mir
INNER spet quite Nusli6ten."
@elbe oenn?"
,SieIelbe pie Der 6u9s llno Der
@oli, lueun lie li4 ueribwOren, eineH
ShafItal Sl berauben."
Sulpius mari einen perGhtliheu
Bid auf GOroinus, Den oieier nit einem
blBlihen Sblelen erlpioerte, uno jsoer
besab iia Guf isinen POiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-19

limb iiberoies lit lie -" Du5 lebte,
ieiie 9eiliiIierte Mprt erltarb I'M SDre
Oe5 GDruinll5, ucl1er ermiOerte: Out
oeun, i6 bin beu.e Dor Dem S6ure oe=
iueien, um cine &arapane Seiner SanO5s
leute gu .treiieu, aber Su ~iiberbictelt tie
ale."
,@irtli6!" rief Nira nit Gnt5iden
aus, ,,iucr iino lie?"
,SloB sliritaner," oerieste Gorpi=
nus nit SQ6en, .,SOWen, Yantber,
&eoparoen."
,GlenDer, Su wilt mid perbOb=
nen?"
,,Gomm', tomm', lei sufrieoen; lie
nllroen berge6raht, I'M did bon Sei=
men DcrDubten 6brilten au befreien.
9Sir mollen uns ais 6reuuoe trenler.
Sier lit 6elO fir Sid; aber laB cs oas
leBte ieill, unD gieb mir 9tabridt, wenll
Die SiebestrGnte Su mIrten %anfangen.
SD mill Seinen @int iiber oas 6rilten=
gut ni6t uerseiien, er 1T gallS na0 met
mem 8e|hmafc."
Oils er Den beiligen g8eg binabging,
that lie, ais pplte lie li9 nah Der carl
nae penoen, Der StraBe 5lpilden Dem
palatiniI6en uno cOlilAen 9iigel, Damn
te6rte lis I'M rrno murmelte, inn nu1=
blifeno: Ser S1pr, err meint, i'd
weroe MIDI I'M ieilletlpillen OIL cine Ger
ion bon 6abiolas Gbaratter pasen!"
Sic folote ibn BON ferne, lpunote iih
a6er Oann, pie Sebaltlan Su ~ieillenl
Gritaunen bemerfte, na6 Dem YOrboie
oes YalaItes. Gr beIhlOB, Sabioln sl
warnen; allein Oies tpnnte Dor ibrer
3urittunft pom 2anoe nibt gei0ebtn.