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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-02
Gr.At crunch TO- Hear ,h, r.rir p.h.,.

WAsHfsoTos CITY. Feb. The crush in
the lobby leading to the upper galleries Of
the house today exceeded anything in the
recollection of the capitol police. Men
and women struggled and fought for posi-
tons which would lead TO the galleries.
Women becoming frightened cried TO get
out Of the tangled mass Of humanity.
The elevators carried up loads only TO find
an impossible barrier ut the upper doors,
80 that the loads had 20 be carried down.
One woman In an elevator, finding she
could not get out and that the elevator
hung 1t the top unable to discharge it.
burden. sobbed Historically and tainted.
a large man fought desperately at the
upper middle door of the gallery for ad-
mission, and. falling to make any head
way. jumped on the backs of the crowd
and scrambled over their heads, crushing
hats and smashing heads until he landed
within the walls of the chamber. The
offlcers we're powerlsss to keep the crowd
in subsection. The sergeant-at-arms of
the house teiephoned to city police head
quarters for detail of men, and lieuten-
ant and squad of policemen were sent TO
the house galleries to assist the regular
capitol police In preventing panic. By
the time OF their arrival the excitement
had subsidized somewhat, many having
fought their way inside, while Others.
frightened by the confusion, were glad to
IN ako their escape. No one was injured.
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WALLA WALLA, Feb. i-tSpeciai. The
penitentiary commissioners today awarded
the contract tor years supply of coal to
the Northern Pacific Coal Company, of
Roslyn. al 81. "a per ton.
A man giving his name as Frank Knott
was found this morning lying on the ice
in watering trough at ID. T. Toady's
ranch, thirteen miles from this city.
He had taken off his trousers
and had lam with his bare legs on the ice
until the heat of his body had thawed an
inch of the ice. When asked to get out he
said he was in his coffin. He was brought
10 this city and charged with insanity. He
stated that he had been digging a we'll in
Prosser. and had collected $50 and
invested 1t in Pasco whisky, which he had
consumed. and to which he attributed his
mental condition. The hearing was post
poned till Saturday IN order to determine
whether he was suffering from insanity or
alcoholtsm
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agreed 70 without divisioa- The other
amendment Vas agreed to--sS 70 30. The
amendment firing the data NJ Dec-rHN<r :
when the manufactured rooisn schsinss
should 70 into effect. was also sdopzef-
90 20 i35 A vote vas then taken On TIE
amendment providing for reciprn<ity In
petroIsum, and 10 Was cxrried-S=1 % e.
The last amendment Vas that providing
for IN income tar. Cochran demanded
tbs yeas and nsys upon this arnendmsnt-
IL was significant that the Republicans re-
fused 20 second the demand for the yeas and
nays. bat enough Democrats sross t6fty-
one) 70 order the roll cali IL VAS then
found the income tar could not be voted
on separate, the speaker deciding. In ae-
eordancs with presidents which he cited.
that the internal revenue amendment
having been reported a. . single amend
rnent, could not be divided. The vote.
therefore, was upon entire rejection Of
the internal revenue amendment. The
Republicans, with . few exceptions, re-
fused 70 vote. but the amendment. ineiud-
ing the income tar, was adopsed--isz 20 81.
The Popui!sts voted ia tbs Affirmative. ss
did the following Republicans: Bowers.
Fletcher. Hartman, Marshall. Picker.
White, Sweet Of Idaho. Those members
who voted against the amendment we're:
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For hiiiipg Another Mans Calf,

CoLroS, Feb. Especial. james Shaw,
of this place. butcher, was arrested on
Saturday on the charge of stealing and
blieneFing calf. the property of JEFF
Maynard. lie was taken before Squire
John l.. Flowers. who. after weighing the
evidence, bound him over in the sum of
Si,WO. the trial TO take place at Colfax,
March :. lsa The prosecution declares
II has The two fore feet of the defunct calf.
found IN the barn of defendant. and two
eye witnesses who peeped through the
cracks in the barn when the calf was killed.
The defendant intends 10 prove his inuo-
eence by showing that he was at home at
the time In attendance upon his wife. who
was ia confinement. and that tins prosecu-
ton Is malicious Mr.. shaw secured five
good men in the sum of 500 each.
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snohomish csuntv New.

SNoHosItH Feb, J. - Special The
5000 81 bonds offered for sale by the
coaaiy have been purchased by Rollins &
Son, OF Boston. Five bidders we're after
them The bonds dram 9 per cent inter
esi And run twenty years, with ten years
optional. The successful bid was s35, 0oo
and sls5 premium. besides refuad OF ae-
erue1 Interest General fund warrants
Viii row probably take a RAISE
The commissioners sre keeping Gp their
end Of the courthouse Gght and have
scored one against the coanty attorney.
iuaSmueh as thas Official has failed ia
making report Of the condition of The
eoCnty's records according 10 Hiips code,
section -, and the board IA. ordered
that az expert accountant be appointed.
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vessels for the xav., militia.

NAshiNGT"S CRY, Feh- The senate
COMMITTEES on naval affairs has authorized
isFoFshle report on ban introduced by
: major kuiier authorizing the secretary
o. the navy Ia furnish the naval militia OF
snv state With vessel not suitable or re-
aaired Tor general service, fer purposes of
dFtsi sad instruction, with an amendment
that detail OF seamen shall Ne made TO
take care Of any vessel supplied for that
rarpose- The bal provides that the yes
srls sasii he furnished vith charts, books
aad instruments Of navigation.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Gsefge d Carlos, 81 Del Monte Grove, Cal
sss dangerously shot az Midnight etinesdsy
night by g ba gar, who escaped, himself
wounded
SSa0S }. Jesus Caraeass, ore o. the wealthless
ana test known rsneaees in Western Mexico,
hss beer &ssz,slnated ct Ia NaraEera. Rob
berry vas the motive Two arrests havs besu
made.
ETsus and Ho7elI. the idols Of California are
IA sxmpsoRs ast. kyAas' old headquarters
They are wen provided for By miners sad
rAaeaers. ana nave 40 lutensson OF visiting TIE
MiawintcF fair
Henry Ff.ss ssd his latAeF-ia-iaw, John
scauliE. llVtEg sezr Becker, No he . a grudgs
sevsrSl YEAR.. eliminating THURSDAY nigh. "a
sens';E kiiiias Fgsss. Seaaiis surrsn6ersd to
TIE Nearest Justice Of tAe peace. 40 rssusea to
aoln hiZa- sehg.tS rstaraed aoa.e and blew ais
ErNias out
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WASHINGTON CfTr, Feb. I-Congress-
men are becoming very soitcitous in press
ing the claims OF their districts upon the
house committee on rivers and harbors as
the iast week OF hearing draws 10 close.
A delegation vas before the committee to-
day representing the waterways OF WASH
inston. They were informed by the COM
miftee thar i. does no: intend 10 branch
out in recommending appropriations Tor
new work. Tho condition of the treasury
forbids. The committee have little hope
OF getting what they asked for.
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pools,t,e,, sebuk. to wilson.

TACOMA, Feb. Especial. l-Ex- Deputy
Collector Lewis 7. Berry has returned
from a six months visit in the East. He
was at Washington City during the tariff
debate and heard considerable about the
tiff in the house between Congressman
Doolittle and Wilson. regarding which he
says:
The impression prevailed there that
Mr.. Wilson was ungentlemanly and did
not treat Mr.. Dooiittle properly, although
he tried to make amends when il was too
late. Mr.. Doolittle is hard-w orking con-
gresham aud the indications are that he
will be an entire success"
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SEEKS TO RECOVER ms CHILD.
Abbott Obtains = Decree to Reclaim HeI
From Guardian.


NJ. l.. Abbott. brother of Charles Alb
bott. the hotel man, who was divorced
from his wife. George Abbott, nearly two
years ago. yesterday applied to Judge Os-
born for writ Of habeas corpus for Hazel
Blanche Abbott, his brothers daughter,
who. he alleges. is illegally restrained OF
her liberty by Joseph Quirk. Judge Llch-
teIberg's decree gave the custody OF the
child to the wife, who placed her in
Ouirk's care, but yesterday Abbott's
brother filed with the superior court afli-
dayits to the effect that Mrs. Abbott has
ever since she vas divorced been an
inmate of houses OF prostitution In
Seattle and that she has lately lief, the city
and abandoned the child.
On this showing Judge Langley changed
the decree and gave the child TO the hus-
band. who is now seeking by habeas cor
pus proceedings to get her away from
Quirk and take her TO California, where
he wishes 20 place her with his married
sister, Mrs. ]. u. Allen. TO be cared for.
The case was 10 have been heard last even
ing. but Quirk could no, be found aud a
continuance 10 / O'Clock this afternoon
Was granted
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seArssr THE rscoxE rA


Some cheering created the announcement
OF the vote. The bill was sngrossed and
the third reading. the last stage in passage
of the bill had been reached, when Covert.
Dem, Of New York. standing In the center
aisle. moved TO recommit the bali 20 the
COMMITTEES. with instructions 10 repor, 10
back with such amendments as will PRO-
vide, by duties levied on imports. for such
additional revenue ~ may be necessary TO
support the government economically adj
ministered. Upon that motion Cochran
demanded the yeas and nays. but only
thirty-six Democrats rose 20 second the
demand, principally those who had voted
against the income tar. together with the
Louisiana sugar men. not sufficient num-
Der. The motion to recommit WAS then
defeated on . rising vote. i03 TO Ia.
Then came the final vote on the bill
itself, on which yea and nay vote was
asked and granted by rising vote. Tho
roll call was watched with marked atten-
ton aud frequent bursts Of applause
greeted accessions TO one side or the other
Beitzhoover was the first TO win applause
by yea vote. indicating that the Penn
syIvanlans were falling into line. Iinme-
diateiy after this Blanchard of Louisiana
allowed that the opposition 10 the bill was
not intact. Cockran's vote In favor OF the
bill brought out tumnituous cheering.
The climax of the demonstration was
reached when tho name of Wilson, the
author Of the bill, was reac he'd, the Demo-
Gratis cheering vociferousiy in final recog-
milton OF his leadership. The speaker
asked that his name be called, and an
swered in the affirmative. Then the
yeas were 2Of and the nays lao, aud tho
bill IL passed"
nassau re of thu hill.
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LAEt35E. Feb IA mass meeting
OF sewers. hundred Ualan Paast.c emn.eye.
~as he'd this evening and speeches made
protecting against the reduction of wages
TO 80 info eaSct March l. Delegates have
been selected from al organizations here
10 81 To Ghsysnae Saturday. whea coun.sl
Viii pas TIE employees csse to Judge
hansr eeioFs he acts anoa tie case.
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Tacoma Personal New.

TACOMA. Feb. Especial Col. Will L.
Nlsscher IS ia town from Chicago. lie is
al the Fife.
W. -. Scott, of North Yakima, is here.
+. G. HelzleT. Of salem, Or, is at the
Fife.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Burke, OF Mandan,
y. D., are al Chilserg's.
r &. Kirby and ". J. Grambs, of Seat
lie, are at the Tacoma.
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having ordered that dividend Of 10 Per
cent Be paid today. Several policemen
we're called TO the hank 10 preserve order.
The rush was SO great THAI hn. small
number of those present received their
money. The method OF paying vas slow.
and Is vail probably be week before aii
The depositors are paid their share The
bank officials still have hope Of ultimately
opening the institution.
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Colorado Priest. appeal to the Pc

NEW YoKK, Feb. 1.-The refusal of Mgr
Satoili TO grant an interview when in New
York to a number OF prosecuted IRISH
priests who had been exiled from the
Denver diocese by Bishop Mstx has de-
eided the future action of the priests
Still chating at the outrages they say
they have experienced at the hands of
Bishop Masz. they have made up their
minds TO lay the whole affair before the
pope. Father Cushing, late of Bishop
MATHS diocese and three other priests will
sail for Rome February TO-
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "A midnight bull
letin says: Mr.. Childs had better dsy.
though there is no striking change in his
condition
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Midnight Fire Alarm.

The FIRE department. was called to box
"A. at laird and Pike streets, at O'Clock
this morning and extiueuished little fire
which had started IN some rubbish between
the val! and coal box on the back porch
of IaIs Third street There was no loss
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The Granite Mine shut Down.

SPOKANE. Feb. I-TSpeciai The Gran
tie mine, at Wallace, Idaho. one OF the
largest producing mines in Cn1r d'Alene.
has shut down, it is said. for good. All
the men have been paid of.
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The Midsummer Fair.

TACOMA, Feb. l. Especial. i Secretary
of State Price, who returned tonight from
California, says the Midwinter fair will
not be properly opened till March l. as
many of her principal buildings are not
CONNECTED
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ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. The health of
the CT ar has so far improved that his ply
sicians pronounce him entirely out of
danger.
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Aiexandrine lie Blanc, French actress, Is
dead.
DR.. J. F. Hsrtigen. OF Washington City, ex-
consul at Trieste, is dead
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Portland saving. Rsns Dividend.

FoxrIsSR, feh. L-ISpeeiaLl "A ihoE-
sand derosstors Of the Portland Savings
hank acre before that institution when
the doors opened IAis morning. the court
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Ihs wsrsnip Lancaster has arrived ~ Woo
song Chins, or q tong cruise home through tic
ls+hmus o. snf1 Ihs Marion, designed Tor tbs
hsfaur sea Patrol. grobSA.y se.s Yokohama for
ssa Francisco TAsrsdzv.
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BEWARE OF SOUTH AFRICA.
Even Enthusisstic Jim wardner Has
Got His Fill OF IL.

WHATcos, Feb. i. - Special. p C.
Lawrence, who left here about November
for South Africa, has returned. having
only gone as far a, London, where he
feard such discouraging reports that his
gold fever was effectuaily cooled He says
that Jim Wardner was q passenger from
Cape Town on a steamer that left in De-
cember and he believes he is now in Mil
waukee
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The Eleventh street Bridge. Tacoma.

TACOMA, Feb. Especial. Bids for the
construction of the Eleventh street bridge,
which is to connect the city with the tide
flats, were opened today. and were rs fol-
lows: Pacific Bridge Company. 500. 500;
with wooden track stringers, sos Ola;
Pennsylvania Bridge Company, sos, GAO:
Charles II. Sgre. s1ii.99s; Hoffman &
Bates. S102. 500; Matthews. Krech e. Co.,
s1ol.053: Missouri Valley Bridge and Iron
Works, highest $4,000, lowest sos. 100;
Bullen Bridge Company, Portland, Si07,-
600: with steel strinsers, s1l3. 500; Cali
fornia Bridge Company. sil6,343; II.
Krusi (of California Bridge Company,
$4,000; King Bridge Company. s9s,9i4;
with steel stringers, $i02. 4li Action was
postponed until February 10.
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WAsaISsroS ClT1, FeA In ihe
senate tie galleries acre crowded. Hal Of
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PAINES
Celery Compound
MAKES PEOPLE WELL
NEWS OF TACOMA
T.cox. Brss.r or TIE PosT-IsrxLrI-
eEycEs. 1lIs PAciFIc AVENUE.
THOMAS Ssxxoxs. MANAGER
THE RED TOP CLUB.


ready Divided iato Factions
TACOMA. Feb 1-iSpecial. THE Red
Top Club Is a coTksr. Is IS composed OF
the rea-whiskered and red-headed men of
Washington. Every man with even the
faintest Of sun-kissed wind eruisers or
locks wants 20 join. Secretary of State
Jim Price arrived tonight from Southern
California aud held an air tight conference
with Col. Albert T. Joab at Chilberg's. the
urshot of which will be the withdrawal of
Ed Meany, G. c. Chandler. Pat Mahoney.
Deputy Marshal Cal Bridge ana other
fiery red tops from the scoot for the presi-
dency of the club. With the consent OF
Chandler and his vermillion-top relatives.
Superintendent Joe McCabe and his two
brothers. Conductor C. {. Darling, De
spatcher Dick Richards. OF the Northern
Pacific; p. C. Kaufman, of the Fidelity
bank: f. b. Downing. Of Seattle;
A. A. Lindsey. OF the state treasurer's
Office; Tom kershaw and his brother
Phil. City Comptroller Slaughter. John
Chilberg, Isaacs brothers. \. X. Tit
low and Jack Shackiefor6. of Tacoma;
Dirk Blaauw, of the Tacoma Tideade; A.
Reeves Ayers, OF the United States district
court; Special Agent OF the Treasury Les
lie Cuilom: Engineer Frank Hart. OF the
Northern Pacific, whose red top serves all
the purposes of headlight for his engine;
Oh. ii. Swift, Doc Burkhart. Barrister
Elmer Hayden, Y. c. Richards and Su-
perior Court Judge Emmett y. Parker.
Manager Frederick w. Lowe. of the Bank
of British Columbia; A. \. Jordan and all
the other brick tops OF the state, Joab is
greasing his heels for the chief officer of
the club.
Allen C. Mason, s. S. Brooks. Col. w. ].
Fife. Paying Teller Edwin +. Jacobs. of
the Tacoma National, John L. Hopkins.
A. Il. Calder. Canadian Pacific Railroad
travelling passenger agent; Chief Tiilicum
John j. Malone. Miles W. Gibbons, whose
Democracy makes him Tillicum and an
Oatmeal" simultaneously; III. c. Mall
colin, a member of the Tacoma hotel bar.
are among the uninitiated. Mr.. kaufman
is slated for treasurer and I'D Meany for
secretary of the brick tops.
Already there is fight on. in addition
to the struggle for office. Those who have
sufficient iron in their blood to develop
only moderately red hirsute want the
club named "Bricktop," while those who
are full OF the elixir that begetteth the
reddest of the red tops desire that the
name be "Redtop." Besides, the bricktop
contingent does not favor filming the men
who shave while the redtops propose to
compel every man of theirs color to raise
luxuriant "Peffers" or be fined two bits a
month until he does.
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Every family ia s9SB should haze eur prsce
lat Ready toasy- cooper { Levy, GfocerE
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ih"Fe Was Aoother burst % applause IS
the Wilson hill Asssd. Democrats shoox
one another ey the hands. ard Wilson sas
AGAIN the center o. congratulations. /;
Was exactly tao minutes before when
tae hlai Was passed Wilson Quickly
moved TO adjourn. Boasel.. tslsa - in.
ssTvene with a question Of pgsvl.ese, bat
she mosloa % adjourn cut him OF. The
house thereapon adjourned, and the sx-
citing events Vi the dAy wsre over.
Abendblatt., 1894-12-07
Gin RunftIerIeben.

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9[brens, sic bor Sobren I'M 8erli1er Nalz
5auo : Gbeater inter Der DIRECTION Steiner
DieLc GrfOlge %feicrte, beftnbet it6 ~gegentuGrz
tt9 - 70 16reibt man aus Berlin = in
iebr trauri9er Sage unb es lit toenig QuSz
fi6t Dorbanber, baB cine 8ciieruns eintritt.
Die &inftlerin beipir6t ii9, naboem ite
tbr gauges auf nabe3u 200, 900 90. itb be-
laufenOeS, BON tbrCm Dor ca. 4 Sa6ret1
Derltorbenen 0ritten @atten, 0errn 8au>
metiter S6ubrtg, crerbteS &erm0gen perz
loren bat, I'M Elm Encouragement an aus
tpGrti9en 8ibnelt, O9ne Dap tbr otes bis
teBt geLungen ipGre. Bo9L ielten bat cine
&iinftlerlaufbabn, bic unter 10 gLidli6en
QuipiSten, b%e9onuen, cine 10 ungLidIide
Wenoun9 9enommen, tDie 6ieienige Der Oez
nannten. NabOem Die &intlertn pOr
etnem Sabr3ebnt in Dem Ooaarla1be Triz
untpbe ~9efetert, ipurOe iie pDr circa 8 Sab
TEN an oaS 8erliner WalbaLa>S peretten<
Tbeater unter gldn3enben 8eoingun9en bon
Der Oireftton Steiner engagirt. Man
erinnert itb 9eiDiB nod ber un9ep0bnli9en
8eltebtbeit, melbe it'd bic BON Natur nit
perionli1en Gei5en Deri9iDe1Oerti6 aus
Beitattete Sperette16ioa bel 9 u6Iifum un6
Ere1e Sit eriperben 9ewuBtSbatte. 0ott
N1nor, Der in ihrem 2eben cine grDBe Stole
geiptelt, bate aucb bier fie in feline 9teBe 9ez
loot. Sin DermO9enber junger O4ann, 0err
8aumeiiter S6ubrine, DerLtebte iib in tie
uno tie ging nit lbm ibre brittle @be elm.
Gs mar cine ung[tdlidbe 8cretntgung.
Jta6 tDe1ig ntebr ais 6reiiGbrtger @9e itarb
ibr @atte in Ni53a unter %llmitdnben, 6ie
bamals Oiel bon ii6 re6en 8emtacbt unb bic
onf bic Gbe fetn beionoers giiniti8eS 2id1t
marfen. Ser feline Srau abg0tttib liebenoe
S9ubring bate Die 8iinitLerin our 6auptz
erbiH gentadt unO Oieie, i'm 8eitb zines
betr66tli3en 8er1n09ens, cling, nob ebe
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casper Elm. Qber ou6 bteie Gerbin6ung
ioute ntcbt bonn Glide begInitigt fem.
Sebr i1neq par baS 8erm0gen Ser lebenS7
luittgen Dame nerbraubt, ibr Dierter @atte
erfra1fte an einem unbetlbaren 2ei6en uno
Iiegt g%egentDdrtig boffnun9sIoS in einem
8erGincr &~ronfen0ouie barnieber. 2lber
AUDI bic <nitlerin Bat m ibrer @eiunbbeit
10 l9lpere GinbuBe e%rlitten, oab cine noQ=
i~tGnDige @eneiung, bte ibr ~ferteres Qtuf>
treten NIT @rfoIg m6gIi6 mac9t, 10 gut
nie auSgei6lolien ericbeiut. 1tnb 10 iteben
mir bier tpteDer einrnal bOr benz tr0siicben
Nte6er9ange elmer &iinitlerLaufbabn, bic,
Dte i0On bemerft, inter ungeDO6nlic6
gli6liben Nn3ei9en be9ann. Die ptelen
Sreunbe un6 Gercbrer Ser &iinftlerin tperz
Ben ibr iiberLtob tbre Gbeilna6me n.tobt
Derl0gen.