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The evening world., 1894-02-05
FELL AND BROKE HER NECK.
Mrs. Agnes Timmins Trlpped nni
TumbIed Down Two FLIGHTS.

Mrs. Agnes Tim!nlns, forty-six years
old, OF II Leonard street. went last night
TO call OF her friend, Mrs. O'Brien, of
PA Greenwich street. With her was her
seventeen-year-old son James.
Shortly after midnight Mrs. Timmins
started for her home. She started to
walk down the stairs followed by her
sOn. When she reached the landing in
the second floor her slipper caught in d
bit OF carpet and she was pitched head
tried to catch the woman as she fell.
When he got to the bottom of the stairs
his mother did not answer his calls, SO
h" hurried out into the street and found
Policeman McGinnis.
As ambulance was called. and the sur.
Eeon, Dr. Taylor, found that the wo-
mans neck was broken. She was dead.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Height Of Woman. Ambition.

A vast deal Of nonsense is talked and
written abou; woman's ambition. and
the dizzy heights to which her mission
may lead. To the multitude of men SELF
support is the plane Of contcntment. and
the multitude OF women will hardly
reach a higher plane. Women who are
self-sustaining are legion, while the
woman who has made a fortune is a
rara avis. The only rich women in n
community are rich by the courtesy Of
men whose wives or daughters they hap
pen 70 he. or whose husbands or fathers
dying. have left them money.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
N. P. MEN MAY STRIKE.
tabor Trouble Looked For on 1,
Big VniIroud system.

TACOMA, Wash. Feb. Cipher ad-
vices from chiefs of the federated North
ern Pacific employers at st. Paul inii-
cat" that a strike will be ordered Tues
day II there is no change in the situa-
ton By that time. rhe federated en-
pluyees bavr been notified from s..
PAU that the order secured by the re-
ccivers restraining employees from strik-
ing Is, according to the best legal adj
vices. unconstitutional and Illegal. and
that the COMPANY VIII he wholly respon-
sibie FOR whatever results follow an at
tempt 10 enforce the order
Tn" te'egrnphers, VINO are to he cut
under the new schedule. have not been
paid, ana II Is supposed hat there viii
he no ru', provided they stick to the Com.
pany during the anticipated fight with
the felera.o employees.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
4 PcddIer without u Pull.

To the Editor
AS ! walked through the Bowery last night I
saw a poor old man ~peddlins some candy. All Of
a sudden Il boy came along and grabbed a box
OF candy and rar away. While the poor old man
was trying to catch that boy another one came
M and grabbed another box. To my sorrow hs
was quicker than !. or would have laid my hands
on him, As II happened, One Of the Finest
came along and the poor man told him his story.
Instead OF catching either OF the bows he gave
the basket a kick and split the rest OF the stock
into the mud. Isn't 1t an outrage that we have
such people on the force: LOUIS ALPER
95 and ?s Fulton street.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
BLAUT TO BE TRIED FEB. IA,


Before Justice Barrett. in The Court Of
oyer and TermIner, to-day District
Attorney Fellows moved that the trial
Of President Joseph +. Blaut. of the
Madison Square Bank, indicted for per-
jury In falsely swearing on June l.. 1898,
to a statement which did not show the
banks real condition, be tried Wednes-
aav. Feb. "a.
Jacob Fromme, representing Hoadly,
l.aute:bach & Johnson, asked for more
time. II this was denied. and the men
charged With wrecking the Madison
square Bank viii be called upon to de-
fenl themselves next week.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
LtVgA N69l1E

orange biscuits are made by boiling
whole range In two or three waters;
divide them and take out the pulp and
juice, then pound the peel previously
dried very fine in a mortar. and put to
1t an equal weight OF double-refned su.
gar, pounded and sifted. When perfect.
~ mixed to a paste spread it thin ON
china dishes and set them in the sun
and before the fire; when half dry, nut
1t into whatever form you prefer and
dry both sides. Keep In a box with Law.
ors of paper.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Raw SILK

There is so much difficulty with the
shrinking Of woollen stockings tina,
many mothers are coming to use a
heavy!ribbed raw silk stocking, costing !
good deal more than the woollen in the
beginning. but II the end outla slim
several sets of them. 1t Is claimed tina,
the ribbed silk stockings are almost as
warm as WOOL, and they are certainly
very sof; to wear. Spun silk Is too thin
for baby's Winter use; and cotton Ia
only to be considered for the very
hottest weather AMI the driest places.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

4 Chicago Judge. waylald by n couple
OF footpads, proceeded 10 knock them
down, one after the other as fast as
they could get up. lie had a revolver
and was going 10 shoot them. "But
thought that wou!d he a cowardly trick"
he says. land I was having TOO much fun
ms II was" The Rench must have its
relaxation. II is TOO much 20 expect IA
Judge TO he dignined and studious on all
nccng;uns. in SQUIRT ana outside. It Is
well that no mcddling Chicago police
Eiun came along to Interrupt he sport
of this man Of judicial mind and ready
lists by gathering IN or otherwise in
terfering with the rootpsas whose opera
tons formed the basis OF ths diverting
proceedings.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

practically irresponsible Board, this brutal
official would undoubtedly nave been per
m%an-n'ly out of his GutJcTacy long ago.
tIi1 Reinstatement Is, Of course. br1ugh:
about FOR effect. It's immediate corse-
qIeGec ThoI'I b. he prompt pa3r' 20 ~
Il law giving the G%overnor tho right to
cnuv Brockway or any other superin-
tendant WHO proves his unftncss for the
4 licttr and responsible place now ~
deeply disnonorcd.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
THE WORLD MARCH" TAKES
II Was Demanded Three Times az
the lines hand

"The World March," by Frederick n.
lines, which was published in THE
World' yesterday, scored II tremendous
success ut It's first production last night
by Innes's great band. The band gave
concert In the Columbia Theatre,
T. 'Ivn, and "rhe World March was
%. !" programme, At the conclusion
If /, the audience loudly H]pplauded and
demanded an encore, innes responded.
and when the people saw him reach out
for his trombone and realized that he
would lead the air himself on that in
strument they Cheored. No sooner was
tn" march finished the second time than
the applause began again, and II third
repetition was demanded and given.
"rhe World March met with an in
Simultaneous success. 1t viii be given at
the lines band concert next sunday
night al the Amphion Theatre, Brooklyn,
NJ which the "Stahat Mater" with Cam
paninl and other soloists, will be given
In full.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
skirt Dances rt 5 O,CIocks.

The latest thing at . o'clock teas Is to
have the children of the house brought
In to dance a skirt lance for the guests.
In London 1t Is no uncommon thing to
see at the daily tea time a five-year-old
child, in an accordion plated skirt,
lance. When 1t is questioned II such q
practice is good for the children fash
ionabie mammas argue that 1t is-it
gives them grace and seif-possession.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
M Biblical Foundation.

To the Editor:
a contributor asks correspondence relative b
the doctrine OF reincarnstion In the early Chris'ian
Church, ! would say that the fact Is clearly
traceabls to Jewish and heather influence. Certain
rabbinical writings thought the TRANSPORTATION OF
the soul even INTO animals and inanimate objects
Pythagoras and Pluto (who were attentively studied
by the fathers, borrowed the idea from the Egyp-
tisns. 1t certainly has no Biblical foundation
whatever. c. W. BALCH.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Fig Paste.

a dainty inexpensive candy is mad
thus: Chop into bits n boil a pound
of figs: when soft strain and press
through a sieve; return to the water in
which they were boiled and which should
be reduced to one cupful; stir in three
pounds of g%ranulated sugar and cook
down slowly until n thick paste Is
formed. Pour. in pans lined with paper;
let cool: take out on the paper and cut
into sections. Dust with powdered SUI
gar.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Is Tobacco so vile.

To The Editor:
| am employed by a gentleman to whom the
odor OF burning tobacco is very disagreeable. He
insists that no man having a valid claim to the
title OF gentleman will walk into a business once
with a burning c!grr or with the fumes Of to-
barco hanging to him. Is this not tramplinE upon
the rights of the smoker, 10 whom n cigar is NOT
enjoyable. just as much az II you were 10 deprive
him Of his dinner, a business once being, in .
measure, a public place. A. r. CAMPBELL.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
DRAGGED TO HIS DEATH.
Buffalo Lawyer Thrown from His
sleigh mud Fatally Hurt.

BUFFALO, Feb. Ernest *. Weaver,
II prominent young lawyer, was thrown
from his sleigh yesterday afternoon In
Bidwell Parkway, His horse ran away,
and he chung to tho reins. The horse ran
through a clump of trees, and WeRver's
head came In collision with a tree.
His skull was fractured. and he died
last night. He had prdCtised law I'm Buff
ralo for ten years, He was p native Of
Canton, y. Y.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
BYRNES'S SUNDAY VISIT.
He Calls at IA Police Station, but
Refuses TO State the Reason.

The returns to Police Headquarters
from the Thlrty-second Precinct, this
morning, noted the fact that supt.
Byrnes visited the s~tation:house of thai
precinct al ! +. NJ. yesterday.
When asked this morning the occasion
of the visit. Supt. Byrnes said That's
my business -
The evening world., 1894-02-05

a contemporary says that Clara Nor.
ris is the only really homely woman who
ever made a success on the stage. Blu.
they have never raved much over the
beauty of Charlotte Cushman, or Ade-
laide Phillips, or Mrs. Gerster. or Mrs.
John Drew.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Suspected Fractures.

When a fracture is suspected. do not
move the patient unless absolutely nee
essary until a good surgeon can be sc
cured; meanwhile keep the injured part
perfectly motionless and as comfortable
as possible by %propping up with pillows
or pads mad Of rolls of cloth. Make
cold applications to keep down the swell
ing where there Is localized pain.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
LETTERS.

This co'r,nn is open 10 e~tery6oiy ,ho has n
complaint 10 make. a grievance 10 rc't1dt,, in
formation % qi,~. a sibjec. Of general fntrreS 10
discuss or a public service to acknowledge. and uto
ran put n. idea into less TIN 100 words. Long
eters cannot he printed.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Got Angry and struck the officer.

Morris Epstein a tailor Of 49, varot street,
Williamsburg was held Ia the Lee Avenue Court
t0-iav on n charge Of intoXlcaton, Saturday
night Epstein Mas Hvindlel out OF $50 BY two
Italians, who worked the Confederate bill game,
Epstein reported The cHsN 10 the bedford avenue
police station. and Omctr Quinn was sent with
I'm 10 hnd he crooks. They did no, Ind the
men, AMI Eps,Cir, who had heen drinklng. VAS %
snIaGel lhat be sGguek FAC olaesr.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

IF the United States Senate wants to
prove itself none the worse for being a
so-called miliionaires' club. It can do so
by passing the Tariff bill, income tax
provision and all, with all reasonable
promptness.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Mr.. Fairchild has named his One Hun
dred. Is this an attempt TO introduce
the odious exclusiveness of "A social
~aristocracy in our plain, everyday po-
lltical life?
The evening world., 1894-02-05
Wa. Hungry and stole >nraincs.

Justice GocttIng In the 90 Avenue vuur, wtl-
iamsburg. to.da. nell William rgyI'u q seven.
teen y"ar-old boz, Who lives IN Elaf Nfw NoE6,
on a rharg, Of stcal,rr , raa ., rariinrf from
tho grocery store Ol Henry Peters, sumner and
rlrk avenues Nhr boy sIid he "tult rHH NtdiNes
leralA' ne VA hungry. lu.iIsy Gna'tiur de-
'lGcd to Investigate "a, case U!iOre passing sen
t.u.s
The evening world., 1894-02-05
scott Comes Home Again.
thy Associated Press, }

NYAcK, n, Y, Feb. S,-wiIIiam Scott. Ir,
a weIl-Lnown citizen CT West Nyack, who mys-
terlopSiy left his home and family some weeks
ago, has returned from Chicago on learning OF his
talher's serious lllness-
The evening world., 1894-02-05

II Is safe to say that the Senate In
v~estigating Committee will not ;ele-
graph for the gentleman who is now
smoothly gliding In his private palace
csr across the country to California
via Washington and the Belle Meade
L. I'm
The evening world., 1894-02-05

To make orange chips. cut the oranges
in quarters and carefully squeeze all
juices through a sieve. Soak the peel
in water, and the next day boil it till
tender; drain, slice the. peel. pu. 1t to the
juice, weigh as much sugar and put all
together into a broad earthcn dish. place
over the fire a. a moderate distance.
often stirring, TIL the chips candy. and
then set them in a cool room TO dry.
They will not be dry under three weeks.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

This week should bring substantial de-
velopments in regard to a rapid transit
system for New York. Things usually
move rapidly when capital becomes really
interested In a great enterprise.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
"uir sin" honor Chnds's Memory.

"Ris six hcli a special meeting ri Clarendon
Hall Yesterday % memory OF George " Guilds
the mos and not sst frtcUl a. the types thar
ever lived, 4 vomml'tue OF PrcsIlrn. James J.
Murphy md ,y-"Teaidentl John q. kenacy. WIN.
iaG b rrrnnsh, Charles /, prn'r and MVistn
V, loseily vas l]ppolnted " attend the tua,.a'
services al Phllgdei pala.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

they begin: a scene follows. CRYING. red tyss.
swollen face and on TIT morrow stalking about
the housr with ; sc-t OF deaths head on. -
not this enough to make men want evenings out,
anu, should say, nights as we'll? Men are long
suffering far more so than women.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

The most disheartening thing about
Senator Quay's free silver amendment
to the Tariff bill is Its evident purpose
to set Senator Stewart to talking again.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Will the State Senate Committee be
able to report progress this week In the
police inquiry? Not unless 1t Is sincere.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

IN restoring Brockway to thc active
duties o. superintendent Of he Elmira
Reformatoly while jhe Investigation into
his official conduct there is still pending
the Board Of Managers Of the institution
has show all utter contempt for facts
and public opinion. or the ~strongest sort
Of testimony, eorroborated by his ow n
admisslona, B~rockway is convicted of a
lons course OF maladministration and Of
actual iaw-bfeakins. II the power OF his
removal rested where It should-wIth the
Governor Sf the State-lIstead Of with a
The evening world., 1894-02-05

As the Weather Clerk remarked to
the thermometer last night, 'I've got
the drop on you"
The evening world., 1894-02-05

After all. the true story OF George W.
Childs's life Is his best eulogJ.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

The Senate at Washington has the op
portunity 10 finish a speedway for Pros
pcrity.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

The big liners are discovering old Ocean
IN q good many anEry moods this Win
ter.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

According to present prospects, pnveu-
portism viii reach It's last stage az 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon. THAT is
the hour set BY the senate !oy voting on
the Federal Election Law Repeal bill.
After the vote is taken. the Senate will
be at liberty 20 go OF with the Tariff
bill and amendments. If The Upper
Chamber at Washington can b., induced
10 regard public interests as Of the first
Importance, even in ne presence of SEN
atorial dignity ana tradition, It viii ox-
pedite the Wilson measure and shut
down hard on the men who will seek
TO sangle and delay this needed leglsla-
tion by the dragging In OF free silver
and other vain issues.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
What Can He Do

To the Editor!
What ran a man do with 800 or $500, who cannot
get u position and does not care to eat his money
up. as it is hard.earned s~avingS3 Now what bus
Iness could such q man 20 into. or how could he
invest that money so that 1t would earn him .
iIving' ! think some OF your readers could suE-
Eest sorethiug which might be OF advantage to
all young people situated In like circumstances
q. X, Paterson, n. j.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Assemblyman Butts is a much smaller
man than he was before he ran against
that Greater New York" idea.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Each member of Mr., Fairchild's Com
mittee of One Hundred Is presumed to
be one man in A hundred.
The evening world., 1894-02-05
wanted, a Boardins-schooI.

To this Editor;
Gould any Evening World" reader tell .
yerng Girl where there's a bOarding,sehool Tor .
neglected edueatiolf 81.
The evening world., 1894-02-05

Street costume Of striped cheviot. Coat
and skirt trimmed with braiding in wave
effect. Vest lapels, collar and cuffs of
The evening world., 1894-02-05

There ran never he one loaf too many
at ''Thc world'1'' Free Bread Bureau.
, 1894-09-07
Ger panalna=G anal.
Cine teu 9e9runoete 6efelIihaft
miro sic Nrbetten an Sem unter=
nePmen i'm ndditen 1nonat
wteoer aufnehmen.
Die Koteu sur DoIIenouHe oeFeIben auf 500
mtQiouen 6ranfeu peranidIaot.


9fob fait fiinfj6brtgem Stilita1b IoIen
I'M rGditen Ofonat Die Nrbeiten an benz
8onoma>@anal Dieber oufgenommen perz
Sen. G5 teiBt, ooB amerituniidbe unb
fran3Giiicbe &apitaliiten tp6brenb Der Icbten
Monate in oQer Stile GlueS porbcreitet
baben un6 jeBt bereit itnb, Sic 2lrbeiten SIT
Beginner.
Sine Der eriten not6tpenot9cn WfaBregeln
mar Die Nnnabme zines 0elebe5, monaco
baS Gigertbum Der Ganalgeielicbof BON
ben 0lGubigern ntc6t nit Sei6log 6ele9t
iDeroen fonnte. 9tacbOem Dies 9eicbeben
mar un6 iDbot6 oaS @ut6aben Ser alten
@elc1i60it Der ncuen 80rpericbaft iiberz
tra9en lit, miro NUe5, 10 tpeit es Bic Ser
tpaItun8 %betrifft, gcoronet icin.
Die Den Nftientnbabcru Der perfrachten
@eleui6aft gelebte 3ett, nm 9egen Die Or
ribtun9 elmer neren @jcieui9afr sur
8ouenDung beS Merfes 8criuobrung elm
s~ulegen, lit in einigen Ga9en ab~gelaufen.
Damn tperben iofort Scbrttte 9etbon iper>
ben, mn Der neuen Oeieui6ait 60rperz
ibaftSrecbte 5u DerlDaffen, iiber beren
@in3elbeien 8ei6Iiilie gefaBt itnO.
Die GommiiiGre, tDelc9e i'm Sabre 1890
DON Dem WtalienDermalter nac9 benz Sitbz
mus gcldnot tpur0en, I'M sic Sacblage Su
ltnterlu6en, ltn0 etnen ungefG6ren Soften
anicblag 3ur Bollenou19 6eS ltnternebmen5
SIT mocben, baben ais Bic ba31 n0tbige
Summe 600, 900, 900 6ranfen an9c9eben.
Dies wor fir baS frans0itihe Bublifum
entmutbigeno, un0 0ie Tolgc mar, 6aB bic
Qrbeiten ieitbem Lie8en 9eblieben itno.
GG0renO oe5 leBtcn Sabre5 ipur6e sic
Sabe picher aufgenommen. Gin Qtmertz
faner, nelber Bel Der 8erpaltung Ser 8a>
nQmabobn betbeili8t lit, bic bon Ser 8Qz
ramacanalz @eieui6aft controlirt tpiro,
mranIoBte ben Sberit q. 8. 9ftoaS, Den
G6efi1ge1teur Der G%ilenba9n, cine genaue
l~lnteriucbung Der getbanen Qttbeitcn por=
3unebnen, un6 etnen &oitenanl6lag sur
8ouenbung bcrielben gu macben. S6cr1t
RtDoS bat ieine 2~lufgabe gel0it, uno bo5
9teiultat tpurbe ben 6auptbelbetltgten in
YariS borgelegt. 0a6urcb er5telt bic Qtnz
gelegenbctt Elm an0ereS Qlnieben, Denn ba>
nacb fonnte ba5 llnterncbmen permittelit
Der Nnlage BON lcb5 ScbleuIen unb cinem
8oitenaufWano bon 800, 000, 900 Sronfen,
ftott 900, 600, 900, tpie ote fran30iiiben
@ommtiiGre angcgebcn batten, Douenoet
lpcroen.
2tuf Oieicr 8aiiS iou Sic neue GcieQicbaft
or9aniftrt DerOcn, unb ipenn Ser 9lan
aus9efibrt tutr6, 10 iou baS 8etricbSfapttal
IS, 1000, 900 Sranfen betragen, unb fir
440, 000, Experimentation auSge9eben tpcr>
BEN, Son Oieicm Capital iinO ltadb 2lne
gabe bon 3apter 8oparO, pcldber Bic GauoG7
gcielIi6aft III 0ieiem 9anoe D~ertritt, bereit5
&C, 1000 900 Tranfen Dcrbanoen. Sin be-
trddtli6er She'll oteier Summe beitebt aus
c~r3wun9enen Giid5ablltn9en bon iolcben
8erlDncn, melbe Die aIte GanaIgcieulbaft
~beicbtptnOelt batten.
, 1894-09-07
8efhetoenhett 1T cine 6ier,
Nber niat INNER auoebra9t.

8iIiom 8cnoit, Elm ben Giersigern
nabcr 6ransoie, Der cs iidb einmal in elmer
16tpacbcn Stunoe DOrgenommen bate,
Sunggeicue 3u b%lcibcn, mabte Dor ctDa
8tDet Sabren Die 8efannti0aft Ser 5ip0r
nicbt mebr 9an5 iun9en, obcr immerbin
nob biibl6en GitDcr Midbacli5. 8ei6e
fanben 0efaIen al chamber uno tpicber>
boltcn bteie 3uiammenfiinfte. @tnes
&ageS er30blte CT ictncr bcreit5 5ur Niiroe
elmer 0eliebten aDancirtcn @itber, baB er
bcl9loiien babe, OaB Sun8geielenz2eben
auf3ugebcn uno ite I'll iciner @emabltr Su
ma6en. 0lil6li9 ii6er Die iib jbr bietenoe
@eleBenbeit, nod cine GDe eingcDcn gu
f%0n1en, ipurbe ie 9egen ben 6ran3oien
INNER lieben5miir0tger.
0o6 mach unO na6 c~rfaltete Bic Qiebe
Wtutam Benefits 81 ieinem SbGb6cn un6
nob uno na6 belt er it6 gan3 Term BON
tbr. 9o6 10 obne QEeitereS mDQte Die
f90ne Gitbcr ben cinnal in'5 0arn gegQn7
9enen 2ie6baber nibt aUf9eben. Sic lQn6te
tbm einen 8rief noc9 Dem anoeren uno III
etnem 0erielbcn t9etlte lie 6em oarob 60d6>
lt6 e%ritaunten 8enoit nit, baB ct Der glildz
lt6e Slater zines Spr0Bltng8 gctporoen uno
Is nun oob enoli6 an Oct 3eit pGre, iein
neutrality-suspicious. ein5uloien. OaDon
tpollte 0teler a6er BURGLARS NIGHTS tp~iiicl1.
ST noute Deber cine 6eiratD nit Ser ibm
i!6erbritiiig 8etporbenen @itbcr cingeDeu,
no6 lie anoernetttg abftnOen. 9araufbin
tpur6e er tDsgen tQc9tltmer 8atcridbaft pcr>
baftct unb bon Gid6tcr Gbcrbarot, bis bcutc
unter $500 8iir0icbaft g~eiteLt.
Sn Der 3Di16en5eit aber beiann itcb
8enott zines QnOeren. St licB Sitter 6urb
eiuen, in iolcben Saben 8cibeio piienz
Den y2tbOOtaten" @elOOfierten sum 8ctrage
bon $20-$40 mac6en. Q(nfan9S wOIte
Giter OaUon NIGHTS wiIicn; ite Derlan9te
enttpeoer cine Oetratb ODER $500 barte8
@eIo. 0ocb ib!ieB(icb tpuroe lte anberen
SinneS. 9enu ibr y2lbOofat" DerIaugtc
@elo un0 brObte, fats ite ni6t etncm 2lu5e
9leid cingebe, bon ibrer Gertretun8 5uriiG7
3utreten. Sic nabm $40. Der 0oriidt
6alber lieB 8enott eincu Contract nu5ferti7
gen, ben ct uno Sitter Wntericbrieben unO
ben, man bore un0 itaune, Ser oiitlittrenoc
GountDricbter 9onnelIp ourcb leine Sea-
mensunteridbriit lonctionirtc.
DIS Ser SAT- Deute pOr Fic6ler @6erDarot
auf9erufen ipur0e, g~lGnStcn Berfl08te unO
&lQgcrin burb QbpelcnDeit unO Der &eBtez
rem 8ertreter unterbreitate bas bon 9ticbter
Oonneup 9ut9ebeiBcne unb unteribriebene
Document. Der Ni9ter fonnte iicb faum
Des Gac6enS ertpe6ren, ais ct c5 bur1lo5.
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