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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
TO MUCH FOR MAYOR NELSON.
He Orders the Midway Plaisance Out of
Thunderbolt.

Mayor Nelson Of Thunderbolt gave the
Midway Plaisance business a severe blow
yesterday morning. Ed Barante, Dan
Barante and Hazel White were before
him. charged with giving an indecent and
immoral exhibition. The evidence
brought out that on Sunday night an ex-
hibition of nude dancing was given by
the White woman, assisted by the two
men, at the Acme hotel, which was wit
messed by quite crowd. The admission
price was 81. The testimony further
she wed that the crowd was dissatisfied
with the exhibition and kicked, but this
did not help the case any with Mayor
Nelson.
The accused were fined 50 each, ordered
to leave town by l o'clock and never set
foot there again. The fines were paid and
the trio vacated as soon as they could get
their belongings together.
Mayor Nelson is now after the scalp of
Proprietor Dick Schroeder of the Acme,
who is charged with being the chief pro-
moter of the exhibition. Dick is fighting
shy of Thunderbolt just now, however To
make matters worse, he and his partner,
Harry Suffer- have fallen out over the
management of the Acme and Suffer re-
fuses to turn over the place on his order.
Altogether, it is rather unpleasant state
of affairs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
THE DEED WAS MuTILATED.
A Case in Court That Depended on the
Legibility of Paper.

The necessity of there being no delay in
the recording of deeds was illustrated by
a case which came to the attention of the
clerks of the superior court yesterday.
suit in court made necessary the re-
cording of deed from Nancy Floyd to
James 3. Lewis and Sarah Lewis. giving
title to lot % in Brownsville. The deed
was found after a long search and it
had been through the mill, so to speak. 1t
seems that it had been in a fire and was
so badly burned that it was a hard mat
ter to make out much of the typewriter
matter that was on it. The year in which
it was given was almost entirely lost, it
being 1875 and there was no way to tell
what the number between the and was,
the numbers being spelled out. AS the deed
was written in typewriter, however, it is
reasonable to presume that it was 1885,
as typewriters were unknown before 1873,
and it is hardly probable that they got
down this way in time to write a deed
dated 1875.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
INTEREST IN THE FIGHT.
Bowen a Favorite Here and the Crowd
Sorry to See Him Lose.

Bowen Favorite Here and the Crowd
Sorry to See Him Lose.
Andy Bowen. who has been considered
the champion light weight pugilist Of the
south made many friends while he was
here in training for his fight with Kid
Lavigne, which took place before the Au-
ditorium Club in New Orleans last night.
His bout with the latter was, therefore.
watched here with much interest and
some few bets were made at five to four
in his favor. 1t was believed that Lavigne
would make strong fight against him,
but there was considerable confidence dis
played in Bowen, and with many he was
the favorite.
There was considerable disappointment,
therefore, when the news came over the
wires that Bowen had been knocked COM
pletely out, and was being attended by
doctors in his corner He is a game fight
err and well built, but it is believed he is
not backed by the science that is exhibited
by the ADLER men. There was a large
crowd at Fitzpatrick Gaiety last night
to hear the returns from the ring, and
stirring interest was kept up from start
to finish, as there will no doubt be to-
night, when the returns are received from
the Dempsey-Ryan encounter. Jack has
a great many friends in the city who are
confident of his ability to win, and while
the fact that the bets are about even
makes it appear that Ryan is looked on
as the stronger fighter, for the reason that
Dempsey has always won in his combats
II is the general opinion that he will put
up one of the best contests of his life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
FIRST IN TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Allen Simmons, Colored, Made citi-
zen in the Superior Court Yesterday.

Allen Simmons, Colored, Made Citi-
zen in the Superior Court Yesterday.
Allen Simmons. a former subject Of the
Queen of Great Britain. was made cit
izen of the United States in the superior
court yesterday. He is from one of the
West Indies Islands, and came to this
country when he was a lad of y years
Clerk J. K. P. Carr Of the court, who has
been there for twenty-five years, says
that Simmons is the first colored man
who has applied to the court for citizens
papers within that time. Simmons prob
ably came to the conclusion that it was
about time for him to get into position
where he could vote
Others to whom papers of citizenship
were granted are Frank A. d. Hancock,
Frederick Coates, and Alexander +. Nc
Kay of Great Britain, Louis Wolf Benja-
man Weitz. and Barnard Rosenfeld of
Russia, Albert Grimm and j. II. Brun-
ming of Germany.
An order was granted, allowing the trus-
tees of the First Congregational Church
of Christ to execute a mortgage on the
churchs property for the purpose of Sc
curing loan not to exceed $1,000, which
is to be used in repairing and improving
the church property.
IN the case OF the mayor ana aldermen
of the city of Savannah against Joseph
d. Weed, which was submitted to the
court on an agreed statement of the facts
without argument, an order was granted
yesterday, dismissing the levy and execu-
ton made by the CITY, with costs TO the
plaintiff in the case. The suit was brought
on refusal on the part of the defendant
to pay a Fl. ia. issued by the city for the
cost of certain paving. The execution was
declared Illegal and void, and the costs
were assessed against the city.
The grand jury yesterday brought in
the following indictments:
Judge Marion Glover, for the simple
larceny of one black, butt head cow,
from Martha Filler.
George Griffin, assault with intent to
murder w. f. Sauls, June q, with a billet
of wood.
Katie Willis, assault with intent to muir
der M. L. Boyd, Jr., son of DR. Boyd, by
striking him with brick
Benjamin Middleton, assault with intent
to murder William Jones July l.
In the case of Lucius Richards charged
with assault with intent to murder Jerry
Patrick with knife, no bill was found.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
Orange Christmaa +ifts

For Xmas gifts, and especially for ship
ment to friends at distance, we are now
booking orders for the finest Florida
oranges, selected for holiday trade from
one of the best groves in Florida, and
extra well wrapped and packed We give
tne most careful attention to shipment,
and can assure satisfaction. Shinments
viii be made in the right time to reach
aestlnatlon the day before Xmas. Estate
;. w. Branch, Broughton and Whitaker
streets.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
a SIGNAL FOR HURRICANES.
The Weather Bureau Will Put 1t in
Use Jan. /.

In addition to the information and
storm signals at present in use by the
weather bureau, the adoption of an ad-
ditional wind signal, to be known as the
hurricane signal is announced to take
effect jan l.
The signal will consist of two red flags,
with black centers, displayed one above
the other, and win be used to announce
the expected approach of tropical hurri-
canes, and also of those extremely severe
and dangerous storms which occasionally
move across the lakes and the Northern
Atlantic coast.
The flags will be the same as the one
now used for the distinctive storm sig
nal, the pennants being omitted. No dis
tinctive night hurricane signal will be dis
played. The night hurricane signal will be
the same as the night storm signal.
Catarrh and rheumatism are blood dis
eases, for which Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
best remedy-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
HOLIDAY WEATHER AT LAST.
The Weather Gradually Getting on
Winter Clothes.

The weather is getting down to holt
day status. 1t was cooler in Savannah yes
terday that it has been this month. The
GOODNESS extends along the entire At
lantic coast and in Florida. Elsewhere
1t is warmer.
The forecast for to-day is fair weather.
continued cool this forenoon, followed by
rising temperature northeast to east
winds, probably shifting to southeast.
If the prediction is fulfilled and the
weather keeps cool the coming week will
be a busy one in Savannah. The shop
pers have about got ready to begin buy
ing and the next few days the merchants
will get the benefit of the looking over
goods and inquiring about prices which
have been going on for the last week or
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
WILL GIVE BOND FOR HIS SHIP.
Capt. Mcdonald to Leave for Prince
Edward Island Soon.

Capt Mcdonald of the British steam
ship Elliot, which was Hbelled by the
owners of the Norwegian steamship
R. Leaken as counsel, and will probably
arrange TO give bond to-day, so that she
can leave for Prince Edward Island
where she belongs. The Elliot has fin
ished her season between this port and
Bluefields, but may return to the banana
trade next summer. She will go north as
soon as arrangement is made for bond.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
IT WAS A MIsTRIAL.
Walter Hazel Sues the Electric Rail-
way for $4,000 Damages.

In the city court yesterday the suit of
Walter Hazel, by his next friend and ia
ther Peter Hazel. against the Electric
Railway Company for $4,000 damages, was
tried.
Nov. 10, 1898. young Hazel, whose age at
the time is said to have been Z years,
was playing at Cemetery and Gwinnett
streets, when he was struck by an electric
car, thrown down, and his leg and sew
eral fingers on one of his hands were cut
off. The defense claimed that the car was
running at an ordinary rate of speed, that
Hazel had run out from behind tree box
and toward the car when it was approach
ing, and that he had not been seen by the
motorman. 1t was held that on this ac-
count the accident was one that was IN
avoidable. The case was defended for the
company by Mr. Walter G. Charlton, and
Mai. p w. Meldrim represented the plain
tiff After remaining out until 10 o'clock
last night the jury was called down and
a mistrial was declared.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mrs B. S. Purse was passenger on the
City of Augusta from New York last night.
Miss NJ. Ferst returned from the north
last night TO spend the holidays in Savan-
nah.
Right Rev. John W. Moore, bishop Of
Florida, was a passenger on the City Of
Augusta from New York last night.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
"Flirtation.n

The new and popular game, ACC, for
sale in our toy department, third floor.
next to the new carpet department, where
you buy the most practical and sensible
gifts you could think of, i. e.. carpets, rugs,
mats, upholstered plush rockers, etc. 25
per cent cheaper than anywhere else.
Leopold Adler.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
A. o. of II.

The following officers were elected in
Division No. last night:
President-P. II. Gearson.
Vice President-J. J. Leonard.
Recording Secretary-J. F. Kelly.
Financial Secretary-M. A. Morrissy.
Treasurer-W. ]. Stafford.
ergeant-at-Arms-M. S. Ponder.
Sentinel-J. ]. Nolan.
Chairman of Standing Committee-P. J..
O'Brien.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
The Herald.

The New York Herald of Sunday, Dec.
1s, 1894, will contain an article on America,
by David Christie Murray. written from
the standpoint Of "a Cockney Columbus: -
an installment of Bourgeois "Outre-Mer,"
a striking colored cartoon, beautiful half
tone pictures of the new embellishments to
the Albany capitol building and illustrated
humor. For sale at EstilPs News Depot.
p IL Bull street.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative,
Syrup of Figs, when in need of the laxa-
tive effect of a gentle remedy than by any
other, and that 1t is more acceptable to
them. Children enjoy it and it benefits
them. The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Company only.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
Residenoe Cor Sale.

No. rs Bolton street, next TO northeast
corner Of Abercorn. 10 rooms and kitchen
IN hrst-elass repair all modern improve
ments; 5000. Terms easy. John L. Arch
er q Co., No. 6 Bull strset.--ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
BAKING POWDER
CITY BREv1rIEs

Supt. ". P. Carmichael Of the dry cul-
ture department brought to the Morning
News yesterday a chunk of earth taken
from bank where the dry culture forces
are at work, which he considers as good
road material as needed for working the
county roads. There is an abundance OF
It, Mr.. Carmichael says, and 1t would ap-
parently form as solid a road as is any
uhare renuirad-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
oFFEREp loo MALES.

Capt. McGowan Called on to Break
Over His Rule.
Maurice Buttimer was the second man
to get into the tax collectors office yes
terday morning. He rendered Capt. Nc
Gowan list Of 100 names of men for
whom he desired to pay taxes In the in
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
THE ACCOUNTS APPROVED.
The Masters Report on the CentraIs
September Receipts and Disburse-
ments.

September Receipts ana Disburse-
ments.
The report Of Master in Chancery
George W. Owens on the September
accounts Of Receivers Conner and Hayes
Of the Central railroad was fled in the
United States court yesterday. 1t states
that an examination OF the income and
financial. accounts. expenses and earn
ings, receipts and disbursements were
carefully examined into, the vouchers
for all disbursements being produced and
found true and correct
The receipts from the lines composing
the Central railroad system for that month
were $571, 3S0.22, from the Ocean Steam
ship Company. Sl67 65739, from the New
England and Savannah Steamship Com
pay $26, 1852 and from the Savannah and
Atlantic railroad $1297.s4, the total being
S766, 731.07.
The disbursements were from the Cen
trail railroad system S47s, 100. Sc, from the
Ocean Steamship Company $40, 93, New
England and Savannah Steamship Com
pany S43 1862. "A and from the Savannah
and Atlantic railroad S2,342.31, the total
disbursements being $685., 249.24.
The balances on hand from the Central
railroad fund 1852, 73495 from the New
England and Savannah Steamship Com
pany S24,17S.04. from the Savannah and
Atlantic railroad S5,354.44. a total Of $685.
267.43, and the overdraft on the Ocean
Steamship Companys account in that
month was $500, O91. 50. leaving net cash
balance on hand of sS2,l75.6l, which. with
the s527.2l earned by the bank, made $50,
692.S2. The accounts were reported true
and correct in every particular.
A copy Of the record in the damage
suit Of the Electric Railway Company
against the Sloss Iron and Steel Company
of Alabama and J. n. Hartman of New
York city, which was transferred from
the superior court of Chatham county
to the circuit court of the United States,
was fled in the latter court yesterday by
Messrs. Barrow g. Osborne, attorneys for
the defendants. the latter having given
bond to have filed a copy of the record
in the case in the United States court on
or before the first day of the coming term
of court. The defendants for many rea-
sons desired a change of venue, and they
both being residents of other states than
Georgia, were granted this change after
a showing made to the superior court
where the case was first taken.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15

Thousands of cases of rheumatism have
been cured by Hoods sarsaparilla. This is
abundant reason for belief that it will
cure you.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15
FREE TODAY.

Beautiful Presents Given Away at
Kohler's Liquidation Sale.
Every purchaser of a suit to-day at 40
Broughton street receives a beautiful pres
ent. Some special bargains at S21S, S5.ss
and sS.9s, worth double; IA overcoats at
IS. worth $16 All underwear at bargain
prices.--ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15

Cough. Cold, or Sore Throat should not
be neglected. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
are simple remedy, and give prompt relief.
25 cents box.-ad
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15

Probabilities for Saturday: Fair -
er: continued cool in the morni,, 7s'a-
lowed by rising temperature. No., tol-
10 east winds, probably shifting Ia s ssas'
east --Ata-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-12-15

oak pine and lightwood for sale at
low ngures: Call up telephone n. r. B.
, 1894-02-19
&cttt MGr0ett.

SIS mar etnr1al cine Sungfrau, bte fii6lte
itb ie9r einiam unb Derlaifen. Sic flebte
besDolb SIT Sen @0ttern: 80, tb bin 10
alIetn, ge6t init, gittige 11niterbIide, etpas
CUR llntcrbaltung."
l1nb Bic @0tter erb6rten t6r Sle6en, benin
tie batten Wttlei6 nit Ser arn1en Sung
trau. l1n6 ie na6men etne i90ne menIbz
lt3c Seele, Doufommen in ie6er 6initcbt,
bitten ite in bte @eitalt unb 6ie &leioung
cine Manne8 un0 brabten itc gu ser Gin
%iarnen.
DIS Bic Sun9frau bic @o6e Der @0tter
erblifte, rief iie bDcbbeg1iidt aus %, jest
pcroe tcb nicht me6r einiam fem, ionbern
Seman0en gu mciner @eieui6aft baben u
DIS ite bic vSeele" ober in Der 9&Gbe be-
tra3tete, fteG tie NIT einem lauten Nufic6ret
81 8ooet, uno lag ba, ais tpGre tie loot.
9(bcr ie mar niDt to0t, benin nad6 men;gen
Wttnuten begann ie lpie0er Su reben ur0
bat Die @0tter, tit @eid6enf mieoer 5utiife
%3une6men, benin ite m09e eS nicbt leioen.
@5 TRACE einen oItmo6iicben &o6 unb alf
bieiem befdn5en ltc6 nocb obenorein oQer(ei
per0d9tigc 6Icfe, bic bon Tett, &inte oDer
tpo0l gar bon 8ier DerritDren miiBten.
limb in i5rem 3orn no6men oie @0tter
bic i9One meni6lidbe vSeele", bic ite Der
Sungfrou 3ur 0eieli6aft gcgeben 6atten,
lpteoer 81 it6. Sene ober fiiblte iicb mach
mic por etnlam, unb rb0r6ar rau11te bic
3ett 0oriiber an tbrer @inIamfett."
@5 bauerte nic6t lange, 10 bub sic Sung
frau Don Neuem an 81 tlagen, uno bon
gfeuem febte tic 8u ben 00ttern: %, S6r
ltniterblibe, iD fiibfe micb io~einz
lam unb berlaiien; 9ebt mir Scmanben,
Der I'M mt6 iet."
ltnb Die @0tter batten tpie6erum WitGei6
nit Der @iniamen, un6 ite nabmen einen
6ol5blof, 9aben ibm cine menicbGicbe Sc
1talt, befletoeten i'm nacb ser n~eueiten WoDe,
ieBten tbm einen &neifer auf Ste Stale,
iteften ibm cine 8Iume ms &nopflob
unb fl6rten i6n SIT Der Sun9frau.
2llS bieie i'm erblidte, mur6e fe BON
fro0, 6ftnete ibre Nr1nc, oriifte i'm
an i6r 6er3, ftBte i'm, that iDnt oQeS 9iebeS
unb fibGte it6 6infort nibt mebr einiam
unb Oerlalien. Die Sun8frau nannte aber
bic 6t9ur yWfann" unb bebnlbelte iie, ais
Oh ite Elm Leben6eS 8eien mdre.
, 1894-02-19
Rdmpfenoe Sdneefbaufer.

Gin ber @fe Ser 8aibin9ton unb Gltnz
tonitraBe FAM eS beute frib I'M II l1br
3tpiihen einem 9uBcn6 2lngeitelten eincs
sort gele9enen @ei6Gftes unb etnem Grupp
S6neel6aufle bon Der StraBenba6n9eieuz
icbaft 81 elmer Getleret, BET Ser eS ipudtige
6tebe iebte. Die b~eiagten QlnqeIteuten
paren bamtt beicbGfti9ttgt, cine 9roBe
S6neebanf Dor iDrcm@e19Gfte ab5utra9en,
3. b. iber Die StraBe 81 berbreiten, unbe9
fiimmert 6arum, boB Der StraBenbabnoer>
febr 0urb BEN auf Die @eletie ge1porfenen
Sdnee ms Stoden gerietb, ais eine2(n5abG
S6neei3aufler auftauc9te un6 ourcb 8eiz
ietteibaffun9 oes S9nee'S BON Ben S6ie@
men ibre gan8e @rbeit gu Ni3te 81 macben
brD6te.
9ariiber erboit, fieIen Sic iun9en Cont
mis- iiber tbre QSi6eriocber bcr un6 balo
tpar cine au9enteine 8ritgelet in boQitem
@an0e, Set Der BoliseicapitGn aber baour6
Elm @noe macbte, baB CT SbOmaS Glarf,
cinen ber Commits, Derbaftete unO nac6 oer
8oltSetltatton bracbte, no man tbn beS un>
Dr0entlt6en 8etra9enS a~nflagte, Inter
6eiien lballtelte man unter polt5etlicber
Nufitcbt unO gum GrgoBen elmer groBen
9ln5abl 3ui6auer an Der @de Der @albtng>
ton Str. luitig bin un6 Der, bis icblieBlicb
mebrere BON ber StraBenbabn9eieai9af
geianote 8agen ben Scbnee fortl9afften.
, 1894-02-19

8rocent nod imnter gctDt6igt, lib Ser
9r0Bten Spariamfeit Su befleiBt9en.
81 unangcnebm baS fiir W}dnc6e ouD
lein mag, 10 Dortbeil6aft lit eS obne s3peis
fel fir boS 9Wgemeine. GS lit ba5 eben
1tiDts 2lnberes, ais Sic Befolgung elmer
9iGt, bur9 pclc6e cine ie6r beiliamc Slut
Derblnnung berbeigefiibrt miro, bic 5us
gleicb cine 8Iutreinigung b%ebingt.
l1no cine iolbe tbat Dem a%uf9eibtDolle>
men, aufgebuniencn o0eI96ftsf0rper" bic
les 2anDes ibon Ldn8it OringcnO moth.
Sic muB cine peientli9e Sratttgung,
Qtuffriicbun9 un6 Seiebung fir iDn sur
SoIge baben. 11nb nidt nur fit ben eins
5clnen Meni9en, ionbern au0 fir Bic
gauge @eibdftSmelt betpa6rbeitet iic6 6as
befannte Q8ort iener Sran50itn; vC'est de
la facon notre sang circule que notre
bonheur depend" - bon Der Dirt rnO
Neiie u%nieres 8tutumlaufes 6dngt unier
Slid al.
, 1894-02-19
Stdoti1bes,
gu Gooe 9erdoert. =
3. s. PoIoen finoet am &aiaIleftr. =Gunnel=
Gtu9ano unter oen R6oern Elm
ibredlide5 Groe.

@egen II 11br bcrte Gornittag fam $.
g.. 6olben I'M Gin8ange aum 2aiaQeitr.z
&unneI 5u ctnem icbreflic6en GO0e. ST
iprang DOn bem Nnbdn9emagen ct:e8 n0rbz
lib 9eben6en &abel5ugeS Der g8eusitroBenz
Itnie berab uno 9erietD unter bic &dber,
Bic i'm 10 i6redli6 5uri6tetcn, 6aB
CT TAFT augenbliflt6 cine 2ei6e luar.
6err 6OlOen mar in SO. 81 g. Canal
itraBe i'm @ei6Gft tbdtig unb tpo6nte in SEQ.
9 Garltr. Grit Dor &urscm par in ben i3eiz
tungen we9en 3piittgfeiten, bic er nit ietz
ner Satin 9ebabt bate, BON i6m bes
2Gngeren geiprDcben tporben.
6oloen mar BON Gtbter @ibbonS unter
Set Qnfla9e Der 8igamie, bes G6ebruc6s
unO 0eS De%rbre6erti6en l1m9argS unter
$4,000 8irgibaft 9eiteut Doroe1, unb am
6retta9 iolIte Dte 8erbanblun9 9e9en i'm
beginner.
0os lln9Gi6, Sem 6ol6en gum Opfer
fieI, ercignete itb 6aOurb, baB Der @reifz
lpagenfiibrer bes 3u9es, ouf benz CT fubr,
ant n0rOli6en SunneGs@tn9ang 6ie Gonz
troQe iiber Ben @reifmagen perlnr. 6oloen
iprang pom 3uge unO gerietb 9erobe inter
Die Gaoer zines 3u9eS Der Glpbourn Mpe.
, 1894-02-19
ySlmtrctttt9utt9."

Sb9leib iib in OieIen @ei9Gftsstpeigen
nOcb INNER Elm Wfan9el an GlalticitGt
tuDlbar macbt, treten bod iiberau @rlbetz
1lu19en gu Sage, tpel1e ais Q(nseicben baz
t1r 9elten birfen, 6aB oas Sblimmite
lberltanOen unO vbeiiere 3eiten" i'm Q(n=
5u8e itno.
Die SdnferQtte limb nicbt mebr 70 sablz
1etcb unO nicbt 10 be6eutenb, 10 melt es fib
1Iih Die babel i'll 6ra9e tommen0eu Gapitoz
lien 3anbelt. 9a8 SGten auf qeIcb6ftliz
d9cm 6elOe ober Oos SiCbteu ser Spreu
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