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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
IN TIE soura BRAsoncvALLEY.
Collector GiIkoson Gives HIS Views Or
the situation There-Dsmocrats VIII
Make Gains.

Collector GiIkeson Gives HIS Views On
tne situation Thers-Dsmocrats WIN
Make Gains.
Syeeidl 70 M Register.
PARKEBsBURG, w. VA, October %.
Collector Gikeson has Just returned
from the South Branch Valley, and re-
ports everything In good shape 10 that
part OF the Second district. The Dem
ocrats are perhaps better organized than
ever before In an of year, and never
has Mr.. Wilson had such splendid meet
logs. Speakers have penetrated
nearly every portion OF all these
counties - Pendleton. Grant, Har-
dy and Hampshire. Mr.. Gilkeson
thinks that the Democrats will hold
their own in Grant county. will make
substantial gains IN Pendleton and
Hardy. Things are Frightening IN
Hampshire. There is no disgusting the
fact that some dlssatisfAction exists In
that county, the outRrowth,of the silver
agitation. Many OF those, however,
who have been inclined 10 cast their
lot with the Populists, are now begin.
ming TO realize that 10 60 over to the
EopuIsts ~ WIS Hmo sWpiJ m"e"s W
help DAYTON just that much. This class
OF people understand full well
that the Republican party demonetized
silver in 1873 and that the Republicans
are to-day the enemies OF silver. In q
word, they realize that their only hope
IL through the medium OF the Demo-
cratic party. The detection from the
Democratic ranks, Mr.. Gilkeson thinks,
will not be large. On the whole he con-
siders the outlook for Democracy In the
Second district A. very good. indeed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

several addresses. he stated that
the outlook for Democracy In
those counties was very encouraging
and that he had no doubt of Congress
man wilson's election by handsome
majority. The meeting was kept up
untll late hour and the marked atten-
ton given the speakers showed that
the Democrats Of Charles Town are
thoroughly aroused TO the Importance
OF the coming elections and will be at
the polls on election day TO cast their
votes for William L. Wilson, the great
tariff reiormer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
rHF RFPrRL1cAN ENn.

SCRANTON, PA, October 22.-General
Hastings, Hon. c. w. Stone, James
Latta, Hon. c. Emory Smith, William
L. Shaeffer, and the remainder OF the
Republican campaign party, arrived
here st o'clock to-day. General
Hastings spoke at all the meetings and
vas well received in every section OF
the city. At the meeting tonight,
Charles Emory Smith, the principal ora
tor, discussed the main issues OF the
campaign, holding up to ridiculs Will
son, German, Hill and Cleveland.
During the evening music illed the air
and red-frs illuminated the streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
Murderer Captured.

ALBoS. n. Y. October 2L-Wm- Lake,
who murdered Emma Hunt last week, was
captured this afternoon On farm, by two
He offered no resistance, and
was locked in Jail here. Lake ac-
knowledge that he committed the crime
and said that aftert knocking the woman
senseless he cut her throat and hacked her
with butcher knife,
The murderer's real name Is Fuller. He
was born In Middleport. ". Y. He says
= F,-es eke raf6~sI 10 -l5k h-1-fe his
-. rss.'-.i - - Dssas ssfg - -
Lo-- - 20. - 49,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
RouIdn,t Let Him Run.

SSSeiel 70 ~ Register.
COLUMBUS, o., October 22.-Stste Su-
pervisor Of Elections, S. NJ. Taylor, de-
cided to-day that the nomination Of DR..
JOS. II. Hole, Of Salem, TO be an inde-
pendent candidate for Congress, in the
district, was not legally
made and so refused to put his name on
the official ballot. DIR. Hole is Repub-
liean and would have taken q large
number Of votes away from the Repub-
licAn nominee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

New YORK, October 22.-The mana
gers OF the Salvation Army gathered
at Union Square this evening, and after
greeting the venerable General Booth,
dispersed to reasse N BILE In Carnegie Mu-
sic Hall, where the event OF the day teok
place. Aa audience OF 5000 greeted
General Booth at Carnegie Music hatl.
The boxes were filled with fashionable
men aud women who are interested ia
the auxiliary league OF the army.
Commodore Booth led in prayer add
then the Rev. DR.. Emery Bradford, OF
Mont Clair, n. j., read an address OF
welcome 10 General Booth.
commander Booth then presented bis
father, the General, with u handsomely
framed testimonial from the stan of-
fcers.
General Booth arose to make his &C.
acknowledgements and q mighty wave OF
applause swept over the house. The
General made . speech In which he
briefly told the history OF the army.
w ny ulu uuucItdho buis "Oth
no asked. because In one part OF the
east end OF London the population had
never been inside OF q church. drew
the painted woman from the streets
and drunkards around me and preached
the gospel Of Jesus to them. Before
then Christianity was bye.word Of re-
proach on their lips.
people have questioned our mode OF
operations. They decry the noise and
the banners. but claim the end has
justified the means.
1--WE have planted our banner on the
wall OF ST. Petersburg and In distant
India and will push our tight to every
cornAr Of the earth. We will probably
ln time establish an international head
quarters Ia America"
Commander Booth then asked that
81, 800 should be collected. The baskets
were passed around but the amount col
lected was not made public.
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ENTRUsIAsM AT ,HARLEs rowN.
n Big Meeting Held rhsre Yesterday.
Col Chew On Mr.. Wilson's Majority.

a Big Meeting Held rhsre Yesterday
Col Chew On Mr.. Wilson's Majority.
Essstst 20 tls RsuSfs~
CHARLES TOwN, W. VA, October %.
The Cleveland and Wilson Club, Of
Charles Town, was addressed to-nlRht
by Major A. w. Mcdonald, caadidsts
for District DELEGATE TO the House OF
Delegates, and Hon. w. b. COnwel
Prosecuting Attorney Of HamRhire
county. The meeting was presided over
By Col. r. p. Chew, who made an e1cel-
lent speechtn Introducing the speak,rs
ThereWas alarge and enthusiastic crowd
IN sttendabce, and the speakers VIE
loudly eheered at every reference 1.
Hon. Wm. L Wilson. The speeches
were clear explanations Of the tariff
and each speaker Characterised prOtec-
tion as uncdnstitutlOnal snd a species OF
robbery undsr gnise Of law. Col Chew
had lust retArned from . campaiRnjng
tour through Barbour. Grant and HsmD-
shire counNss, IN each Of which he made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
Tho women want to Vote.

DENVER. Col, October 22.-The reg
lstration of women in this city is almost
as large as that of men. The total
number Of names entered on the books,
which are now closed, is 6l,500. The
registration in this county will exceed
70, ,OOO Should 20 per cent. OF these
registered vote, the vote cast at the
next election will be considerably more
than II was two years ago.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
ALL DAY MEETING Az BUoKaANNOz z
GontIOmen Acquainted With Mr. Alder
sou Tell OF HHI ,G4od OGal'rta- OGr.-- =,

GontISmen Acquainted With Mr. Alder
son Tell OF HtN 5GQpd OSni'T,s- OGSn.,
Hon. Irvine DUNCAN, eX-membe OF Con-
gress from Ohio, and Judge Thomas d.
Houston, OF Charleston, spoke to a
large and enthusiastic crowd at the
Court House to-day for three hours.
Both gentlemen made splendid speeches.
Each being personally acquainted with
Hon. John n. Anderson, spoke Of him
in the highest terms as man, a legis-
lator and a friend Of the common peo-
ye. Hon. A. 81. Lorentz, Of Marshall
county, Hon. Benjamin Bassell, Jr., our
next Senator from this district, and
others spoke tonight. The Democracy
Of the county is in splendid shape aud
will certainly reduce the Republican
majority in November.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
A NAUGHTY SOMNAMBULNT.

He Was Found UDdressed on the street,
Badly Hurt. and Later His Clothes
Were Found in 4 WOmAn's Room.
speaal TO LhS RsotSss--
COLUMBUS, OHIO, October 22s Tne
police at four O'CLOCK thIs s.sOrning found
Sylvester O'Cop-Or, medical student,
mo sus streets, dressed only In his
night clothes. His left wrist was
broken. and be was bleeding from
bruises in many places. he explained
that he was a somnam bulist, and had
fallen from 4 window 10 his sleep. His
clothing was found, however, in the
room OF Mrs. Mary Wright, nearby,
and II was discovered that William
Coble, the 1oman's psramour, surprised
0'Connor in her room, and-fred shot
at him as he leaped from the window,
leaving his clothing behind. o'Connor's
home is at StraitsViie, o., and mis- fam
lily is prominent. He will probably be
expelled from the college.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
DEMOCRATS WORKING.
Many Speeches In Wilson's District and
Much EHthuSiasm Aroused,

RoMNEY, w. VA, October GA
great deal OF work has been done in this
vicinity in the last week by the Democ-
racy. Hon. Chas. Mansur, of Missouri,
Col. Robert White, of Wheeling, Major
Mcdonald, Of Charles Town, and Col.
l.. n. Tuyenner, OF Parkersburg, have
been doing most effective work In
Hampshire and Tardy counties. Their
meetings have been large and enthusi-
astic.
Mr.. ManSur spoke on Saturday TO a
very large gathering of Democrats at
Petersburg, Grant county. Hon. K. A.
Alexander, of Winchester, Va, devoted
almost the entire week TO Pendeton
county. 1t is said that the Democracy
OF that county has never been more en-
thusiastic and that they will increase
the usual majority of-the county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
Look our FOR .QUEERn VOTERS.
Republicans Running strange Negroes
into Mcdowell and Mercer.
Ssstfak % ne RsOg,S-

into Mcdowell and Mercer.
S5sctoI % ne Rs0lJts-.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October 22.-
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming is routing
the Republicans along through the
mountain counties OF Mcdowell and
Wyoming and this week will be in the
former place for several speeches. This
is place where the g. q. 2. expect TO
get big majority and it devolves upon
the Democratic Committee Of the Third
District to give Mcdowell the closest
scrutiny. Hundreds Of strange looking
negroes have been brought there recent
ly from the old State and Kentucky and
the Republicans expect to vote them de-
spite the fact that they have not gained
that right There should De no tardi-
ness on the part Of the committee ia
making preparations TO put stop to
any such fraud.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
FIFTEEN THOUSAND PEOPLE
Hear Vice President stevenson and Gov
ernor SEOne


MACON, Mo-, October 22.-OVer Is. 600
people came here to-day 20 hear Vice
President Stevenson and Governor
Stone. The party were met by the
local reception committee aud so snor-
nous crowd and escorted TO the big Sam
Bones tent. The Vice Presi-
dent was introduced TO the au-
ilencs By Governor Stone 'as
} Democrat under all circumstances,
whose sword is never sheathed while an
{emy is in front" Mr.. Stevenson
s!oke OF the beneficial effects OF Demo
f-atic legislation and the good RESULTS it
Va brought 20 the cOnsuRs OF salt.
gar and lumber. The spereh lasted
8 than an hour and st times the aud
e WAS wildly enthusiastic.
left here after bis spaeeh on his
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
Going to the Third

SftcIlI % 10 heQlster.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, October 22.-
Quite delegation OF distinguished Dem
ocrats aud Republicans were In the city
last night, or their way to the Third
district, among whom we're Judge
Brannon, ex-Congressman Ben Wilson.
Wes. Atkinson. and ex-Mayor Gibbons,
OF Parkersburg.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
PRAYERSFOR THECZAR
All Of Europe on Its Knees Suppl
eating for His Welfare.
THE REPORTS FROM THE BEDSIDE

Are Conflicting as to the Exact
Degree of the Cars Illness,
But all Agree That He is Very
Low-Princess Alix Has Ar
rived at Livadie and the Be-
trothaI to the Czarewitch Will
Soon Be Formally Gone
Through With-The Czarewitch
Doesn't Like the Idea OF Ruling
Russia-There is too Much
Terror in 1t for Him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

Through West Virginia Gets an Inauspio-
ious start at Huntington and Charlsston'
His old calamity Wsii-DisaPpointing
crowds ~ Both Places.
BBsei0I 70 tsS Rsgisss-.
HUNrINGrON, W. VA, October %
The 10. 600 people expected 10 this city
to-day 10 hear the great protectionist'
Mckinley, did not show up, though
about 1000 visitors were present, and
listened 70 the same speech that the
Governor Of Ohio has been delivering
for these many days.
Mckinley arrived here from LeXlng-
ton. KY, on a special at half past 8
o'clock, and was met at the depot 0y a
AitsFA pSfs6S,l %GFeEd tuBR 'f6 'f6fss
principal streets this afternoon, the
Governor was escorted 10 a vacant lot,
on south street, where q platform had
been erected for the purpose, and
where be discussed the won
ders of his policy to three
thousand people, half OF whom were
women. He spoke for about an hour
and q nalf aud was given but very little
applause, being followed by Warren
Miller, the Republican candidate for
Congress, who spoke a few minStes.
The crowd quickly dispersed after Nc
kinley concluded.
The most excitement was created by
the action OF gang OF picEpockets,
who relieved at least twenty-five people
OF their wallets aud valusbles. The
police arrested quite a number on sus-
picion, but had 10 discharge them to-
night, as no evidence could be found
against them. Mckinley left for
Charleston at 6 o'clock this even
ing. The Mckinley meeting made
votes for the Democracy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
HOWARD At SHINSTON.
A Splsndid Address to a Crowd That
Filled the Opera House.
HON. JOHN ]. DAVIS ALSO SPOKE.

The House Was Elegantly Deco
rated for the Occasion and
Those Who Gould Not Get
Seats Stood Patiently in the
Aisl0s to Hear the Giant
killers Sound and Logical
Arguments-Political News in
General.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
THE SALVATION Army.
A Grand Reception to General Booth
in New York City.
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE THERE.

Carnegie Music Hall Crowded.
Many Fashionably Dressed
People Who Are Interested in
the Army's Work-The Gen
eral Tells of the Beginning Of
the Army and It's Aims--Its
Banners Planted ALI Over the
World.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. October 22-For
Nest Virginia: Fair Tuesday, east
n Western Pennsylvania: Fair. pos
preceded by Light local showers IN
morning: winds shifting 20 north
cooler In northern portion-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

POrTsvILIE, PA, October 22.-The rel
ceivers\of the Pottsville Iron and Stee
CompauS to-day filed 3 statement Of assets
and liabiliSi Mes OF thccomps 4, which shows
assets, Sl,ls go. IS; liAbllt s, SOS. sO2. a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

Despite the Free Excursions and Other
Inducements ORersd by the Rspubn-
caus
Speciai 20 re Rss1s,s-
CHARLESTON, W. VA, October 22.-
Governor McKinlsy spoke TO about
twelve hundred people st the opera
house tonight. His audience was COM
posed principally OF people along the
line OF the railroads and kanawha river,
who came 70 Charleston because they
we're offered a free ride TO the capital
city, but the crowd thus drummed up
at a lavish expenditure OF money in
Ch8rtering boats and railroad fat cars
was far below the expectations OF
the Republican committee, who
exhausted every resource 70 get
people Into the city. Very few Of the
people OF Charleston felt sufficient in
terest in the affair 10 go TO the Opera
House
An effort was made to get up a meet
ing on the outside % amUse the boys snd
others who we're NOT willing 70 be con-
fined 10 doors, bu3 only small crowd
was obtained. though Stephen B.
E.SIDS, A. 3. Write, and the Second
Segi linen. Banq Prs secured as attrac-
tions W
The speech y Gov Mckinley was
calamity howl lirom beginning 70 end.
de spoke Of tha great prosperity OF 1892
nnder the Mckinley bill, and the great
depression OF 1894 under.the Wilson bill,
but did not mention once iu his address
OF t"o hours the depression Of 1898. |
under the McKin ey tariff.
GOV NC hinley leaves tonight for q !
trip up the Ohio liver Railroad to-mor-
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23

TstseI Democrat
The Republican party's stomach
trouble stfll continues
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
A SMALL CROWD Ar CHARLESTON

Despite the Free Excursions and Other
oauS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-23
wKINLEYS GRAND TOUR

Through West virginIa Gets an InausPio-
ious start at Huntington and Charleston.
His old Calamity Wsil-DisaPpointing
crowds ~ Both Places.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
s. u fe ino G.

Bon ben 2onbonfr nMleIiuriIten"
apirb cine n2lntiz8uB=@ @fIsGi9aft" be>
fiirpurtet. nMelipriit" 1T Elm neues
in bic engliibs Sprads eingefiibrtss
8ort fir WeltperbfHfrsr. Inter ben,
srniten 9itel nDinse, bic ms franz
MAIDEN. bringt elm i'm Oienjte biefer
Wieltoriiten itsbenoss Maga5in einen
9lrtifel, Der perii9srt. bab gu jsnen esz
tdbrIiaen Singen Der aub eebDre. Die
Sapaner," bsiBt es bier, rmiiFen ein
Fpeiiss 9pIt iein, ba iif ME sina1ber
aiiifen foIlen; bic Osutiaen iino tb0z
1i6t, bsnn fie tiifsn INNER. Infer
ensliIdes 9atsrlanb bdlt fi9 an sinem
Wfittelpss. bod pie lnnse man bies
iibsr6aupt erlaubsn pirb, III nb5upars
ten." Wan biirfe frriIi9 nod nitt
Roffen, oaB DOH 9eIeBss pessn 5a!b
ringei4ritten tperoen ipiirbe. rDenn
man." sripibert elm &ritittr barauf,
-bisier dr5tliden Warnuns Solge qes
ben polIte. 10 miibts man in 3utunft
immer Elm 5lGf9den btsinficirenben
2iqueurs bsreit balten, bumit elm Rue
seinsn S6absn tbue. Die Gables
miibtsn ii6 Oamit ebenfp bsfreunben
ipie nit bem beutisen Rk6fldIdder.
Mbrr mir itelen Der notwithstanding
bic aufgabe, Elm einaises Miiglieb bes
aarten @efdledts porsuFiibrsn, bas
sibli6 periiderte, oaB ibr alTfs ismals
tin Geio peruriaht bGttsn.- Sn @nqs
lamb tiifen iid Mdnner unier einanber
ntft unb i6on felt msbrersn Sabren
gilt es in ben Girteln bss Dsftenbs als
plebeiiIh, tpenn bic Gables Bel sinem
Feite nit Der 0irtbin b,i antunft obsr
teim 9lbf9ieb einen Sub austauIhen.
SEPT fuHen iie eindnbsr nur BEL Der
6anb uno ben arm aufbebeno nidsn fie
tifh inter bem auf bieis 2(rt eebi!beten,
rei6 iufpelirtsn 8Osen sssenIeitis Idz
hslnb All.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-12-14
Ole SeiSe scs Wccrcs.

Wtan pertauft in ben italieniThen
Stdbtsn bes Mittslmser>@sbistes sins
Menae artitel in Sorm bon S6afpten.
Soden. 5auben, Sanbi6ubsn, 8DrIen
II. bql., tpelhe fabritmGbig aus Saiern
aemadt Deroen. bic Elm i'm WtittsImsere
melt bsrbreitetes Wei9tbier, Yinna
fauampIa. abi9eibet. Oieie ssGben
limb bon GROCER Seinbsit, "aber um 10
tiirssr. psnn bas 3bier I9sibet iie eben
nur ab, nm ii6 bur9 iis an 5elisn gu
befeitigen. Sc 9rDber jebod bas Sbier
lit, um 10 lGnger miiHen bic ssGbsn su
ihrer 8erfpenbuns fein; unb nur bieis
limb brau6bar. Sn SrdRfrsi6 nsnnt
man 10 aroBe @eidtbisrs, in Splse i6s
rsr Sorm. Sambonnsau (S6int6en).
Nan trifft bic @ei90pFe bdufis an
ben Siiften BON Sarbinien uno Sprz
fitd, sStalien unb SiciIien bis MaIta,
ipp fie inmitten Iubmariner DGlz
Der bel elmer Siefe DON 5 biz 6 Dieter
ieben. Wean bolt lie init einem eiiernen
8rdber ppm SelTen berdb unb bgraubt
Tie ibres ieioenen 5oierftpffes, ben man
NIT Seife reinist. bann fGmmt unb
psripinnt. Gs seThisbt biss, inbem
man auf brei StrabIen einen Seiben<
foben beimiidt. Der 10 getponnene
,sfaben ipirb nun in WaFer eepaiden,
bas etfpas Gitrone sntbd1t, nit Der
Sanb gerieben. um ibn sefdmribiser
all MAIDEN. .unb iiber tparmem gifen gez
aldttst. 60 erbdlt man T9Iieblih einen
ssaben BON fdonsr geIbbruunsr unb
aoloiger SGrbung. Nutiirlitb tunn Elm
@roBbanbel ni4t mif bisIemStoffs gee
trieben tperben. basu Iisferf ibn bas
Wieer bod su ipariam; uber es lit ins
tereRant gu Ieben, tpie Tnnreih unb
fleibig Der mittelmeeriIbe Mrbeiter i'm
au aebrauden perItebt. Die Wufhel lit
aud unter bsm Namen Stedmuide(
betannt. unb fhpn bic QIterl4benubten
iie in ber angegebsnsn Dirt. Sen Stpff
felbit fennt man als 8pFus, als Cana
Besee ober Cana genna; er ift ni1t
iiberaq BON glei1sr 9iitr, fpnbern ri9s
tet iih na9 bsm 9runb nnb 9pben.
Wtiibfam iit uno bleibt jebpb bieie sSns
buItrie unb 10 tann bas Snbultris=
grpbuft felbitperftdnbIih nur burh
einen boben prsis bic auf bafsIbs berz
lpenoete 3eit uno Wtiibe lpbnen. 9lnz
bers ausgeoriidt. baben mir Elm 9urio=
,fum ppr uns, bus nur babin seb6rt,
mo elm lleberfluB bpn 9lrbfitstrdften
lerrIbt.
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@crnnaladtes Grptrim,nt.

proTeTor (treI9,r einsn Stubentsn
tppnotiiirt bat,5u ben S0rern): nWeine
Serren! Sd min nun an Sbrem Gollea
0en bic tpunberbarsn uno rGtMelblften
Gri9sinunesn Der Susgeition 3sisen.
@ehsn sic, @ues, mas t6 ibm nun
iusserirs, slaubt er in WirtIidfeit
tpabrsunebmsn! Pafen Sic nur auf!
Sd tpsrNs MIDI bsm Webium als iein
Sdneiosr poriteIIsn, ipsros tbm bieIes
Sun ais cine Rehnung i'm 9etrass
bon 100 Marf prdientirsR uno er tpiro
mir bisfs, als gefdebe bies 4nes in
8irtlidtsit, bs3ablen! gum Mepium
seipenbsD: SD bin SIR S4ntioer!
: Mebium: rSa!" - Profeifor:
r!o;er lit bic &ehnung - be5ahlen
Sie!" = 9as Msbium ipringt auf,
fabt ben Prpfefor bsi'm &raaen unb
- tpirft i'm sur 5biire binuus.