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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-28

nth and
hat the
Laid.
to the sewerage
lined the follow
answer to ques-
Ed:
atically yes. First,
Yer am l in favor of
d there is no time like
yent. The health of our
. 2emands it. The time de-
ids it, for when could the I'M
0plOyed need work more than
Phow? And above all, why do we
sustain board of health and ex-
pend money for attempts at SAM
tation, when we heed not the first
principle of it-that is sewerage?
Our doctors strongly urge the
necessity of sewers.
"In conversation with Dr..W. l..
Barker, uperintendent Southwest
Insane Asylum, and in the pres.
ence of DR.. Edward Bennett, he
said, that when he took charge of
the health department of Waco,
Tex, the death rate per 1OOOl
was q, before the Inauguration of
sewers. After the construction of
sewers in Waco the death rate de-
creased to 8 per 1000, and that
Waco would not retract her acts, |
for ten times the cost of her sew
ers, although her mossbacks
fought against the sewers like
tigers. The question arises, can
the citizens of San Antonio con-
tinue to boost her city as health |
resort, in the face of her heavy
death rate. My family are all in |
favor Of building sewers, although |
their entire property interest is
situated on high ground at the
outskirts Of the city proper.
"Our own reason and common
sense calls for them. 1t resolves
into a mere question: Shall we
sacrifice our city's health, wealth
and boosted progress and prosper
ity, our citizens interests in every
respect, to pamper the personal
prejudice and antagonism of a few
politicians whose only policy is
Rule or Ruin who would seek the
destruction of any good movement
rather than see the city prosper il
they were not in power, and who
only care for that power for their
own selfish aims instead of the
public good? We have an intelli-
gent, progressive and ecOnomi-
cal administration and should
encourage and not hamper them
vote them something to do with
and not crush them with hard |
times, legacies of debts and a stag
nation OF justice. The taxpayers
will not feel the added mite, and
unless we have sewers, will more
than pay for them by sickness and
doctors bills, within a short time"
my long experience in real es-
tate business, which has taken me
all over the United States, Canada
and Mexico, has caused me to fully
realize the Importance of sewerage
here. Many an investor and home
seeker with thousands Of dollars
have refused to place their money
here when learning we had no
sewers. What northern man cares
to bring his family to a southern
city Of 10000 or 10000 inhabitants
and locate them in a valley beside
a stream that is so foully polluted
as is our much Wanted beautiful
San Antonio river "' A misnomer
truly. Should our taxpayers vote
down on August 7th the PROPOSE
ton to borrow 100000 it would be
the best ammunition ever wanted
or needed by our jealous neigh
bors, Dallas, Houston, Galveston,
Waco and Fort Worth to fire
at our chile.con-carne and tamale
town "a thau call 1s Mn nannnt |
The evening world., 1894-02-19
MORE SMALLPOX CASES..
Dcnth Reported In II NuIbrrr,
Street Tenement.

The Health Department reported this
morning the death Of n child from small
pox in n tenement at 2i3 Mulberry street.
The case was mat OF NJ. Lotclla, eleven
months old
An Inspector was visiting the tenement
yesterday afternoon when he discovered
"A child hau died rom small -pON dhriNB
the previous few hours. Tine body was
gent to the Reception Hospital.
Further Investigation bv tn" inspector
csultcd In discovering "A man named
Rocco .IOrvan. twenty-five years old,
suffering from IN" same disease. lie wU'
S"it to North l|rptl"r Island, and m"aG-
ureS were at one" used in tn" tenement
10 prevent further spread Of the discas"
there.
IN" ease Or Hattie FulCher. "A cplornd
servant girl. tw"nty-'n" years old, was
reported this morning from 10 West one
Hundred and Second street. Sin" came"
t. this rity from iiustOn with "A family
named BOSS last Thursday. The small
poN was Cuntrn"t"l In the latter CITY.
This patient was sent to North Brother
Island.
Otncr cases reported were Louise IA
letter, twu years Did. of g Baxter street,
and Gicorg" ~SChullrin. thirtv-thrce years
old. of Is WIllrtt street. II IL thought
SChullrin caught the disease from his
brother, who lives In BROOKLYN.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
PASSAGES EMOCH ARDEN.
His wife Married Again and
Can't sue for Divorce.

pASSAIC, =. j., Feb. i9.-Adolph klos-
worse fix, fundamentally speaking, thar
his prototype of long ago. klosner In
1856 married Mary Ann Price, Il widow.
with whom ne lived most u~nhappi,y.
She Is said to Do the pOsscsso" of a
tonga" of wOEdrous flashing power II
II pair Of brawny arms.
klosn"r's life became 50 wrctchcd with
her that one day he jumped into the
Dundee Canal to drown his troubles.
He had nearly succeeded in doing so
when his wife jumped in after him,
brought him safe to shore. took him
home, dried his clothes and gave him Il
sound thrashing. That WAS the last
straw, and the next day he ran away,
eventually returning to Germany.
There he fell in love with his pretty
cousin, and after years of absence re-
turned to Passaic Saturday to take steps
to secure n divorce.
lie found tina his wife had during his
absence married benjamin Turner with
out the forrnality of securing IA divorce.
KlCsner consulted n lawyer and found
he could not begin suit for divorce, as
n" had abandoned his wife. Mrs. klOs-
npr-Turner declines To sue for divorce
on the grounds of Expense.
Klusn"r, therefore, IL in despair, but
proceedings at once he Will bring an
action against her for bigamy. Mean
| while Mrs. Turner threatens to chase
him out of tOWn again.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
THREE BURGLARS HELD.
Two HAD the Booty on Their Per-
sons. the other Caught In the Act.

Three burglars were arrairnod for sep
arate olfnus"s, before Justice Hogan. in
the Essex Market Police Court to-day.
They wcr" William Meyer, thirty years
Old. no home; Morris Cohen, seventeen
Years old, Of II Forsyth street, and John
Cram" twenty years old, Of 80 PIKE
street.
Meyer broke into Henry Dummcycr's
liquor Etufr. ut 81 Cherry street, yes
t"rhHy II stole 81 ana cigars and
liquor. He was arrested while stngg r
ing from there with tire stolen property
IN his possession.
Cranes vas madr Il prisoner while at
tempting t. break into Sing Lees laun-
dry. at 1856 Madison street. last night.
TWO companions escaped by aSsaulting
the detective, who arrested Cranes. The
police give tn" latter a bad character,
and say that he * only lately discharged
from the pcnitentiary. Tn" police are
trying to find his companions.
Cohen was formerly employed by Louis
Frank. n cloak manufactures, Of As
Market street. and Yesterday broke into
the place and stole $50 worth of spool
cotton. lie was arrested with some of
the stolen property in his possession.
Justice Hogan held him for eXamina-
ton,
The evening world., 1894-02-19
Round About Town.

Joan O'Nrll. NJ Gas Smith avenue. who accused
himself Of stealing $a from his sister, WAS held
fOr trial In Tombs Police Court to-day. His Sis
ter Will press the charge.
The meeting of the Independent County Organi-
zaton of the Twenty-fOurth Assembly District,
will lie held al : u.cio"k this evening, At Muse
Exchange Hail, 100 East Eighty sixth street.
william r. tashin pleaded not guilty to the
day aud was held for trial. Daniel A. Farley,
Jointly indicted with him, has not yet been
located.
Lawyer George W.. Dcasc, OF room ~. Pulitzer
Building. has been retained BY carl +. Emm"rirh.
Of lG Smith avenue. to bring suit against the
tho ground " cruelty and Abandonment
some oil f"ll on a stove In II top floor room
~ The Cool Samaritan DlsprnSaiy, - Essex
street, at . 81 O'Clock thiF morning. There was u
blaze and the Fire Department was called. but
tho flames were eNtingnished. without trouble.
l0s', SIS.
Th mas Toots. thirteen years old. OF POS Allen
strct1 has hr missing from his home Tor four
days llis father to-day asked the police To mud
the buy.
Thomas Smith pleaded guilty to the charge Of
robbery in General Sessions this morning, and
WAS sentenced to i've years In Sing Sing.
Winlfred FARLEY, nineteen years old, had her
marriage to John II, Farley aHHullei by Judge
| Freedman, In Superior Court. this morning on the
pIOund that he had another wife living when he
married ncr oct. ~ las.
Thomas Drylne, Of Washington. was directed
tn rmy his wife. whom h. is suing for an an
, nulmrnt NJ their marriage, S. II week alimony
and SlUD counsel fee in superior Court to-day.
N,>uudcr sullivan. Of 1928 Third avenue. was
held Tor trial In Iorkvillr Police Court this morn
iuc on II charge of assault, preferred by Henry
ilapprr, u baker, uf ISL Third avenue. sullivan
claimed self defense.
Lloyd AspInwall. the cx-cluhman. was said TO
be much improved this morning. and his physician
VAS not expected to calf on him before noon.
The evening world., 1894-02-19

,n,. po,,t,t ~,
sloHer Wiote W 0'S'''"'s i"'""'"' va
the Italian Societies. that hereafter he
,ro,I1 NOT crropp pndronps. hut would
,,or 49, ,,o roo,o,v dI.cc, ,,r extr,
io"h W we ''S"'s ""'o'
labor. Next daE he Apparently l"rE"t
his profession, because h" hired padr1nrs
,n,tr
"E"'"' ~
rive hiudrci italian iabot"rs headed
by NIncCngG rHlumbO, Of lH2 Mott street,
. ,,,tl., ,t, Il, ia, rr.srut
i "''"'S p""'''' Wv >" -, ,n,
struggle mas proved 'h' I'''"' VI we
lnbCrrr. Stormcl Commissioner An
I,,,,., h,uso y,s,orI,y
"',"H' ~, , ,.,,.
Some OF tn" meA hhh hrou6ht ,h''r
wives and children along, and the Com
r,rssior.r wo, usEed f. lrru his nromisc
!" Wv w. ~ a
ana give 'hem "ofh' ne was n''""''i
not want to be disturbed, but seeing no
~ 49, n
way our OF we n'inchI'v, ne pr"nn's'' 10
meet them a rev hours later-6 O'Clock
nj "A given uolut and nut them TO work.
-, - '.nn . ,,ar 49,, ,,a.,,.
me men, WIN Sh"N'!' p'cN anu pio"n'S'
were mt the appointed place, ana after
waiting II long time the Commissioner
ar ~ -, 49,, ,ra ar,.
hnalIy appeared lie iooH'a ut ''e shy
overhead and said as the weather was
claa rim, bn dil mn, think he wouId mt
,n n" If, mn, md Tho
on any more men lie ma not ana 'he
crowd returned. half distracted, to their
starving families.
If COMMISSIONS Andrews had arisen
an hour or SO earlier this morning and
walked thrOuCn Mulberry or Mott street
or tn" other Italian quarters and heard
the rHrCrntipng with which his nom"
was greeted, he would pr0bnbly think
twice before repeating such "A perform
uuC..
The first stone having been cast In this
battle against the uadrOil", the Italian
societies irturl rushing the night up to
| the very doors OF the LEGISLATURE. Tho
pldrnnn Is everywhere and H. everything.
Not only in the STRENGTHENING Depart
munt. but In every other department
padrunr H. all powerful. Contractors
who stand Wen with the political bosses
hir. the men only In that way.
Prosecutions have, in fact, been already
started, and warrants are out for the
arrest of more than on. padrOne. Not
only are the societies going to sue for
back money alleged to have been wrong
fully stolen from the laborcr. but Grim
inni proceedings viii be taken against
many for eXtOrtinn and robbery.
Detectives Of the Society ur" particu-
larly anxious to locate Antonio Frisco,
FOR whose arrest u warrant has been is
sued. Mr.. Palumbo said this morning
that Frisco would ~prubaDly be arrested
tomorrow in New Jersey and held to
await eXtradition pap"rS.
or the italian Citizens Democratic
,uub For "A long time he pDsspssel
,n i,a,,,nr, VIII III. district IenI,ra
$50 t.,"nN .aniu nf a., ri,v ,Ior,,,
The evening world., 1894-02-19

I paid the money to Frisco In July, 1898. al co
Sullivan street
nE&EDETTO GrASLhFEitEi
Sworn In before me this 18th ilv u Fth., 1894
y~tSCENzSO pALtMBO, Eutiry Public.
New York CITY.
Oth.r nmlavits ar" mad" By Gcuuaro
BtrthOlOmco. CO Morris avoDur, Niche
pic"innO. IN Fast on" Hundred and
Iiftv-trst street, and Niroli I"uln. They
paid so each for the sam" purpose.
" III" Srnnt" Committee wants TO in
v"atigatc a crying cvil no better subject
can be selected than that 81 the palruno.
Not only will II h." found that Italian
lHborors are being robbed. bat that thou
sands Of men ar" being brought over
from Italy ov"rv y"lr at almost paur"r
wages TO fiji the places Ol American
work men, strikers or otherwise,
Tho Contract Labor and Immigration
are being violated IN tn" most out
rageOuS manner bv the ~Unlron"s. The
liconso law Of tho city an being ViO-
lated. Every branCh Of industry Is nf-
fccted, and contractors and men who
are deemed reputable employ the pa
lrOne 70 violate the laws.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
PATERSON MILLS REOPEN.
Hundreds of Idle worlSmcn Given
I'm rloyment To-day.

PATTERSON. n. j., Feb, lo.-The reg
ers Locomotive Works rcsume work TO-
dag, after being shut down for ten
wc,ks. The mon were put to work in the
repair shops, "a no orders have been re-
ccivcl for new work. It is said tina, the
Company has "A number of large orders
in view.
Among the other mill, which opened in
this city this morning ana gave employ
mont 10 hundreds of lilc wurkncn were
the Dolphin Jute MINIS and the Barbour
Thread NILS.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
O'DONNELL CAME TO GRIEF.
Accused by n Womnn of Impcrson-
nting - Policeman.

Mrs. Gcorgiana Vowel. "A stout, good
looking EnglishwOman, living at ABB Sec
ond avenu" who SAYS her husband Is
sick IN hospital, caused the arrest of
Daniel O'bOnnell, n laundryman, Of 2U2
East FOrty-third street, yesterday, on a
charg. of lmpcrs Onuting Il policeman and
assault.
According to the woman's story,
O'Dunncll visited her tn" last six sun
days and, by threatening to arrest her.
has compelled her to comply with his de-
mdHds.
She vent to capt. Gallagher a week
ago. ana when. as usual. DDonn"lI
called yesterday. Policeman COnbOy ar
rested him. Justice koCn his morning
held O'Donucll for a hearing tomorrow.
O'bonnpil's wife was In court ana glared
at her SPOUSE.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
NOT AFTER HETTY GREEN.
Tax Department President HrnnGs
u story Ms False.

A report was started to-day that the
Tax Department was trying to locate
Mrs. Iletty Green to serve a tax notice
ON her for the mortgage she holds on
the Stewart Building. President Barker
denounced the rsport as IA Canard.
1--WE have nothing to do with Mrs.
Green said he. The Trust Company,
through which the mortgage was nogo-
tiated, and in who's" name 1t Is regis
tered, Will be taxed for it,
The evening world., 1894-02-19

only live q short time. Hearing DR.. Greenn's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy 70 highly
praised ] determined TO take IT.
81 a short time / began TO Improve and now
am entirely cured of all nv suBc rings and am n
well man. | can eat anything and the paths
have all left me. Ny nerves are strong and
steady AMI | feel like II new person. My friends
and neighbors are surprised to see me well
again, and it Is through a truly grateful heart |
make this statement.
IL cannot say enough in praise of this srien-
did medicine. / thank God. and DR.. Greene TOR
giving me my health. Several of my friends are
now using 1t and they are rapidly getting vol.
| advise everybody who Is not perfectly well to
take Dr.. Grcens's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, Il will cure them"
II YOU are suffering from poor blood, weak
nerves. stomach, liver or kidney complaints. or
are run down IN health, take tins wonderful
remedy.
It's just the medicine you need at this season,
when a spring medicine is necessary. 1t Is the
discovery of DR.. Greene, of 30 West l4th Street,
New York CITY. the most successful specialist In
curing nervous and clI onic diseases. lie can be
consulted free, personally or by Letter.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
HIS BLOOD WAS BAD.
II You Do Not Feel Well This May
Tell You lust What Ais You.

MIR. James Iioakc. OF l4o Washington street,
Teekskill, n. y, can give valuable informa-
ton.
81 was sick for a LONG time and in a terrible
condition. / could not walk a block without
sitting down and resting. The pans in my
stomach vcrc fearful ana constant. HAD severe
pain ana 'ighimcss in tic heart and the pain and
stiffness in my neck was awful.
My blood was thin and bad. and my nerves
were terribly weak. The doctors could do
nothing Tor me and gave ne up, say iny l could
The evening world., 1894-02-19

The above simple document was pre-
scented to THE Evening World" this
morning. Attached to it were the
signatures of over 800 Italians. nearly
all of them laborers. victims OF the
slave-drivers, who for years. with the
help OF city officials and contractors
have fattened on the earnings of the
poor. What a story lies behind 1t all.
So-called bankers" and Contractors"
living In luxury while the families of
men who fill their Golfers starve.
Held in the worst kind OF servitude for
years and robbed Systematically, the
italian laborers, heretofore ignorant Of
their rights and duties. have awakened.
With the aid OF the Italian benevolent
societies they are trying to crush the
system which has made them worse than
slaves. They must succeed.
Every honest man, 10 matter what his
par y or his creed. Is with the laborcr.
The question IL one which concerns all.
Workingmen OF all shades are particu-
larry Interested. and the Contra Labor
Union has recognized the fact.
At a meeting of the Union held yester-
day the padrone system was spoken OF.
The subject was introduced by Dele
gate Winston, and that he had the
sympathy of all the delegates present
was evidenced by the cheers which
greeted his Gtterances. lie outlined
some of the facts alrcady told In 'The
Evening World" how the city paid 81. 81
per day for lablrers to the padrones
and how the latter only paid their
unfortunate serfS 10 ana 80 cents.
THE matter must he thoroughly In
Investigated said Delegate Winston. 'and
although we are not AFFILIATED with the
men the paGroncs "hgaRe. we owe them
a duty nevertheless. and We should do
that ana protect them" Next sunday
the Central Labor Union will handle the
subject without gloves.
What can now be said of Street
Cleaning Commissioner Andrews, who
for the past three days has been plead
ing ignorance of the true condition Of
affairs? In consequence of 'The Even
ing Worlds" exposures. the Commits.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
EMPLOYEES SUE FOR WAGES.
Many Said to lie In II Destitute CON-
dition.

NEWARK, y. j.. Jan. 19.-An attach
ment has been issued against the prop
ertv of the j. X. Osbor manufacturing
Company on complaint of eighteen OF
the employees, WHO claim that the firm
Will not pay them for their work.
A number of the employees are women,
and they claim to be owed several weeks
wages. They are in destitute condition.
The evening world., 1894-02-19

"Ilorrld form in that Kansas girl to
praise the s~ilvcrware ut Mrs. Rollins
dinner. wasn't it?'
Yes. Was she much offended"
deeply. Most of 1t was borrowed from
her nriGhbors."
The evening world., 1894-02-19
Pastor NidIemcr to Resign.

NEWARK " j., Feb. IL. -IIowarl T. Wild
dcmer. the pastor Of the Central Presbyterian
'hhrch, has announced that he has decided to re-
sign. The resignation is said 20 have been caused
~ the pastor learning that the session Of the
church desired another minister.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
Fcrry-Bont Thugs Held for Trial.

Justice O'DonHcll. Of jersey CITY, thi. morning
committed Thomas Walsh. who lives at tho corner
Of BOND AMI Ninth streets, Paterson, anl James
Allen, OF GS Jackson street, OF tn same place,
for trial charged with larceny. Last night the
prisoners AMI a third man. who escaped, were
passengers on the frrry-bOat Delaware. Of the
Erie Railroad. As the pass ng"rs left the boat
the three men iostl-d aratnst lanes Manning and
his wife. OF l9 tenth street, and knocked Man
Ling down and then grabbed his watch and chain.
The evening world., 1894-02-19
For Sale.

ALI. CONTENTS of elegantly furnished private
residence. rich and costly parlur suit. sell $40:
Wilton carpets, fine upright piano, splendid oak
bedroom suits, brass beds, hand carved oak
buffet. leather chairs: also fine velvet carpet, 5Or.
yari: all like neNN; sell separately, l27 West Attn.
A.-WArCHE : 81 down, delivered Immediately
gold filed: ri weekly. Address James A rnOlu,
Il Maiden lane.
BICYCLE BARGAINS: closing ont 500 second
hand 4 new prices y oil. IFS West 10th st.
The evening world., 1894-02-19

NinGnrn III Winter Army.
Cheap excursion via West shore Railroad
"Wednesday. Feb. II, 1894. see particulars under
Excursions. 80 ~
The evening world., 1894-02-19
ISTRONE AND HEALTHY


IIOnd's sarsnpnriiia Made Her the
Picture of Health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla has been OF great bcne-
fit to our little girl, and also 10 myself and hus-
band. when she was 3 years old Mabel was
seized with stomach trouble. like cramps or in
Illumination. | was taking Hoods Sarsaparilia
for my blood, and a. the doctors prescription
did not help her, ! occasionally gave her II little
of my own MEDICINE. ! soon realized that
Hoods Sarsa parilla was
Do!ng Tier Good.
so gave IL to her regularly. 1t has helped her
wonderfully. entirely curing her stomach
trouble aud making Ter strong and healthy.
Our friends say she Is the picture of health.
Myself and husband were both troubled with
The evening world., 1894-02-19

Well!uG,on's Sc. Black Cash S0i
mere ..,...,' ,,..'.'.""".,, .lU2
Wel,mgton's SC. Black silk n7
finished Henrietta, for .......... III
We'linGtou'S Gee. Giack. all wool.
silk finished Henriettas and 17l
finest imperial SgrGeS, at. ...... .uI2
Wellington's Soc, black English
Storm Serge. 4j.in. wide. extra r0
quality, observation-disclosures. ,u1
WeliinGton's l.25 t6-in. black m
! k.fnishcd tlonrietta for. 20
% pieces of 4G.in. Black Roynl
Serge Of En- fish manufacture,
sold by Wei iuGtou ~ Co. for RI
SIC, a!..,.."...-......Yagd ia
This is n very great arca'l.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04
Ohprcnbcn.

Rosneb M en.ssSn Der Na@t H0rte
Der 8eiiber s. pl0Bli@ 9~ilferufe, BON
bsnen er Tiff rri4t flur peroen tonnte,
1pober ite tamer. @r pedte ietre Bet
ben ertpa&ienen 'S1bne, I'm ben 1,a@6
@ilfe mufenben a,1sftnbiq All MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-01-04

Glensburg. Cine tur3li@ bier
abgebultene paitoratonferena BE-
I4Ipb NIT fnappeG Mebr9eit cine Mbz
orbnlrng an ben &atTer gu ienben. urn
bic @%tnfibrung 3peier bdri1der
@pradjtu1rbem III BEN notwithstanding
1den @9ulert unb bic rtegale" Musz
fiihrurg ber MISUNDERSTANDING
bonn 18. De3ember 1888 gu erbitten.
Riel. Das, Duntel, melhes uber
einem tiir3li4 in ber Ndhe ber Stabt
besangenerr @erbre@en, einem Mtorb
unS SelBitmprb, ibpebte, 14etnt iebt
aufgeflGrt gu tperben. Sm &nmmer>
felber @ebDt3 int 2anbtreis Riel fano
Elm 2anbmar1n Elm 2iebespaar. bas 1td9
i'm Sobe innig umidlungen 6ielt. Wuf
Der 8ruit ,bes Mdb&ens, bag etne
tDbtli9e G4ubmunoe an Der S4ldfe
3eigte, lag Elm &eoolber. Sfte1tbar
Battle BET iunge Mann euit feline 8raut
umb iib ie1bit eriaof1en. Das 2iebesz
paar bate 1prsiam ie6e Spur nerz
tpi5@t, bic CUR Geitite1ung ber Ser
tunft bienen tonnte. Ser SAL erregte
QroBes Muf1eben. s puroe 1ogar BE-
bouptet, baB ber 3obte etn aug Dem
Mtenbmrgif@en entflobener Moroer
{ei, BEN feline @eliebte beglettet babe.
syebt erfa6rt man Tolgeness: Dor Ell
nicer 3eit ber14hpunoen IN ber SBez.
hoer G}eoenb ber MetaIarbetter Mp6lz
fart mn6 feline BruaIt. Mne ytodtorz
@ungen eutpie1en iI&& pergebli4: 9ls
poli3eilidm Ma4fori4ungen baben
mnmebr ergeben, baB bic Rleioer 0es