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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
STRANGE NAMES OF PLACES.
A nav That Have Been Heard Of, and Osh
ers Yet Unknown to Fame.


A rsv That Have Been Heard Of, and ON
ers Yet Unknown to Fame.
The maps of the United States show
that the first settlers of many OF the towns
and cities must have been at loss ,ol
names. Everybody has heard OF heo Ooe
and You Bet in California, and yuma Lam !.
has been accorded a line in history, put
when it comes to Dog Tooth OF LIMOS
Flea Hill of North Carolina ana Fly
Mountain of Ulster county, n. T., tneif
existence would never be imagined unless
noticed on map or in gazetteer.
But there are many other places with
names inst as striking-Bobtown, Pa,
Rup Hill. n. c.; Chewtown, Pa; Gut
Shin. Ky, and Fiddletown, Cal, for in
stance. y
OR if these are not sufficient there are
Fussyille, Wis; Daddy's Greek, Tenn. +;
Calfkiller, in the same state, and Big Foot,
in Indiana.
Ohio has Belle Center, Iowa q CALI
ope Indiana a Lilly Dale, West Virginia
a Little Wild Cat, Maryland Maiden s
Choice, South Dakota Minnehaha, Wyo-
ming Miser, Pennsylvania q Nazareth
and Illinois Prettyman.
There are others, such as Young Blood,
Ills; Young Womanstown, Pa; Whisky
Town, Cal; Ty Ty, Ga; Big Neck, Ills,
and Black Jack flourishes in Mississippi,
Kansas, Arkansas and Tennessee.
And, finally, the New York Herald COM
pletes this unique itinerary by affirming
that to reach Bliss one has to 60 to Wyo-
ming county, N. Y, and the only state
that has Bird In Hand is Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
WEAK DENlAlS
Made Before The Sugar Investigating Commit
tee on Monday.

WASHINGTON, June e. Representative
Warner (Dem.) of New York, was ex-
amined by the sugar invest eating COM
mittee, but declined to mention names or
make specific statements. He said man,
whom he did not know, approached him in
a street car and wanted to know that if he
could bring to him (Warner) proof that the
Sugar Trust men contributed. at a critical
moment, to the Democratic success in New
York, whether he would consider it. Mr..
Warner said he replied holly that he did
not think he would.
Senators Jones, VOORHEES, and Vest make
denial absolutely of any knowledge of
any meeting such as is alleged
to have taken place on Sun
day afternoon in the Capitol build
ing between Democratic members
of the finance committee and representa-
tives of the sugar trust. They denied that
Secretary Carlisle told the Democratic
members of the committee that the party
was under obligations to the sugar trust and
must be provided for in the tariff bill.
Senator Vest ssid he had an indistinn.
recollection of Mr.. Carlisle drawing
up at the treasury department a
co-provision in regard to sugar.
The sugar schedule as now in the bill, was
prepared by Senator Jones and himself.
Mr.. Carlisle had nothing to stop over with
it. Senator Vest said there was a great
deal of trouble in the bill over the sugar in
terest, both from the Louisiana senators
and the retners. AT last we just turned
them out of the committee room and made
this bill as it is now"
Mr.. Vest denied that he ever had word
with Col. Joe Rickley of St. Louis about
sugar. Witness stated that Mr.IIavemeyer,
the Louisiana delegation and others inter-
ested in sugar frequently came to his house
about the sugar schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
SHORT TERMS
But Better Than None Are Given Staten
Island Election inspectors.

New YORK, June 4.-The Staten Island
election inspectors convicted and those
who pleaded guilty to violations of the
election laws were sentenced today.
James II. Hallett of the ninth dis
trict, Castleton, got year in The peniten-
tiary. Coroner Martin Hughes, Charles
Schriner, Thomas Turner of the fourth
district, Southfeld, were sentenced to 80
days in the county Jail and to pay a fine Of
$40. in default of which they are to be
kept in Jail 80 days longer. The
inspectors of the fifth district, Castle
ton, Andrew Sheehan, Frank Farrelly,
James Mccarthy, were sentenced to 80 days
in the county Jail, $3.50 fine and 80 days
additional in default of fine. In the ninth
district, Middletown, Edward Doyle and
Joseph O'Neil were sentenced to five days
in the county Jail, $50 fine or 10 days in
default of fine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
REVOLUTION SUCCEEDS
Ia Salvador and the President EscaFe; On q
German Steamer.

WASHINGTON, June 4.-This cablegram
from Captain Thomas, commanding the
Bennington, was received at the navy de-
partment today: LA Libertad, June 4.
The Revolution is successful. The Presi-
dent of Salvador escaped today and has
gone on board a German steamer all ready
to leave La I.ibertad. The brother of the
President has been dead three weeks. This
fact has been kept secret"
The state department today received a
dispatch from the American consul at La
Libertad conveying similar information.
The commander of the Bennington was d.
rected to remain in Salvsdorian waters for
prote ction of American interests and to be
available for duty on the west coast of
Nicarsgua should any emergency arise i'll
regard to the Mosquito matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
REPUBLICAN VICTORY
In Oregon Where They Elect the Entire State
Ticket.

portland, Ore, June 4.-The voters of
Oregon, today, elected their entire state
ticket and two members of Congress, one
supreme court judge and full county and
municipal tickets. Owing to the great ex-
tent of the flood it will be week or more
before the full returns are received.
1t is safe to say that the Republicans
elected the entire ticket. Lord is the Re-
publican candidate for Governor. Her.
mann is certainly, and Ellis probably, re-
elected to Congress.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
Apostle Spoons,

Gifts to infants on their baptism are Of
ancient origin. Formerly the sponsors
generally offered gilt spoons to the child.
These spoons were called apostle spoons,
because the figures of the IL apostles were
carved at the top of tho handles. Rich
sponsors gave the complete set of IL, while
for those who were not so opulent four was
considered the proper number, and poor
sponsors would content themselves with Of
fering one In the latter case the handle
of the spoon generally exhibited the figure
of any saint in honor Of whom the child
received its name. 1t is in allusion to this
custom that, when Cranmer processes him
self to be unworthy of being sponsor to the
young princess, Shakespeare makes the
king reply:
Come, come, my lord, you'd spare your spoons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
FashiOn's Echoea-

Ribbons mounted with silver buckles FOL
collar bands are pretty novelty.
New white morocco purses and card.
cases appear with fiat borders of highly
FURNISHED gold or silver gilt.
Among soft finished cottons that wash
and wear well are the staple Scotch eine-
hams, lightweight zephyrs, heavier cham.
bray and the madras cottons. These come
IN the new small figures in stripes, dota
and corded lines. Plaids are passe.
Sunburnt straw is popular in millinery.
The easiest way O: varying ones dress Is
to lay In nice stock Of waistcoats- dressy
as well as plain ones.
Everything is trimmed with lace. Van.
dyke guipure is the latest thing Zone sees
1t on the new wraps, and deep lace collars
OK capes-it Is difficult to know which to
call them-are popular trimmings for even
ing gowns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05

Tho Scriptures were first written on
skins, linen cloth or papyrus and rolled up
as we roll engravings. The St. Louis Re-
public says: Tho Old Testament was
written in the old Hebrew character an
offshoot of the PhGniciaH. 1t was symbol
language as written, having no yowels
The consonants only were written, and the
vowel sound supplied. by the voice. The
words ran together in q continuous line
After the Hebrew became dead language
vowels were supplied to preserve usage,
which was passing away. After the Baby
lonish captivity the written Hebrew was
modified by the Aramaic, and schools of
reading taught the accent and emphasis,
Then came the separation of words from
each other, then division into verses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
BIN sh Your Clothes Down.

Look at that boy brushing those trou.
sers against the grain" said q tailor the
other day in barber shop. "Clothes, 4"
said he, Should always he brushed with
downward strokes. 1t is the most natural
method. The dust is directed whence it
must ultimately fall. We are very care
full, when cutting garments, to cut them
In such wy that the grain of the cloth
can be best smoothed downward. Some
times, however, the pattern prevents this
being done. A piece Of goods with the rep
tending the wrong direction fills with dust
much quicker than otherwise and requires
twice as much care to keep it clean -
Louisville Courier j ournal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05

Among our most noted American writ
ers are women whose literary work is Of
the best, and who need not fear to enter
their needlccraft in competition in any
county fair or city prize list. Harper's b.
Ear tells that Marion Harland sews beau
tifully and knits wonderfully well, while
her mending and darning are marvels of
delicate workmanship. Mrs. Harriet Pres
colt Spofford sent to a fortunate friend last
Christmas a gift of her own needlework
which looks as if it had fallen from u
fairy's loom. Candace Wheeler has n rep
utation for her beautiful sewing in two
hemispheres. Elizabeth Custer knows how
to sew well. So does Kate Epson Clark
Mary K. Wilkins sews and embroiders to
perfection. Lucy Randolph Fleming and
Martha H. Norvell both sew with the
Same dainty precision which characterizes
their writing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
Florida Beans.

Golden Days tells that Florida beans,
which, highly polished, are used as
charms, are the seeds of the Eutada scan
dens, a rank growing, climbing shrub
common on the shores of the West Indies
The pods are frequently from to feet in
length, fat and woody, divided into nu-
merous joints, each containing one of these
nuts. When ripe, these pods burst with
great force, throwing the nuts an almost
incredible distance. When thrown into the
sea. they are carried by the strong oceanic
currents not only to the Floridas, but oc-
casionally to tho coast of Finland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
Cause of Thunder,

Thunder is caused by the sudden ree-n-
trance of the air into vacuum which is
supposed to be caused by the lightning in
its passage through the atmosphere. The
Electricity exerts a powerful repulsive force
upon the particles Of air along the path Of
Its discharge, thus making a momentary
vacuum. Into this void the surrounding
air PUSHES with a violence proportioned to
the intensity of the electricity and is thus
thrown into vibrations, which are the
source of the sound
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
The Pearl Oyster.

1t has been found by Saville- Kent that
the pearl oyster reaches maturity in a
shorter time than formerly supposed. He
thinks that under favorable conditions a
period not exceeding three years suffices
for the shell to attain to the marketable
size Of or inches in diameter, and that
heavy shells of five or six pounds weight
per pair may be the product Of five years
growth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
TIRED PROFESSIONAL MEN
Use HOrsfJrti's Aid Phosphate.

The tired professional and literary men
will find nothing so soothing and refresh
ing as Horsford's Acid Phosphate. This is
the testimony of thousands of these class, IS
of men. 4tfys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
The French Like Bret Hat.

Nine. Blanc is credited with telling an in
erViewer recently that Bret Harte is of all
tne American authors of the time the most
popular IN France, and that Howells IL no.
generally liked by the French.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05

A revival of religion that yields over 600
conversions and less than 500 accessions to
the church lacks-something. - Christian
Advocate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
Are
We
Not
Right
LOST !!

d "a WORD; but enc that reed not be u Scc
often q proper use be made Of the ~ .s,s. hsys
WANT COLUKH.. Thoassnds o. ..Lh9s - 81
80, sVtnrDsd 70 their ow1ssD tasoeen
eE0VoodU seods V. 'aSs ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
Did
it
Ever
Occur
to
Yon
Why

You knew Just
where to look for the
real bargains in a
town or city?
Is it guessworkP
Well, hardly.
They will always
be found with those
traders who are live
hustling advertisers.
The man who Adver-
tlses, handles goods
to several times the
amount of the one
who sits down and
waits for people to
hunt him up.
The man who Adver-
tises, is constantly on
the lookout for real
bargains to offer his
customers. Il
The man who Altvsr.
tises, knows BE can
dispose of the Sc bar
gains, even pOugh
the quantity is AArge;
therefore he does ndt
hesitate to buy a
large lot if the price
is right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
Think
it
Over
Moment,

and you will remem-
Der that it is the
same in every city in
New England, you
knew where to look
for bargains, even
though a stranger
in the city; but the
reason why you
knew, may never
have occurred to you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-05
WIVES AND MOTHERS !

Here is opportunity for you to save some money @
your husbands.
We have taken 100 Goats and Vests that we have be
selling ST. &c. $1O $11 and $l2 of broken lots and differ
ent colors and put them all in lo and one price md
that price $500, only think of buying coat and
vest for S. that would have cost you than tw
that money few weeks ago. We make this sacrifice -
clean up stock and if cannot get all of money bs
We are determined to get part of it. -
These goods mostly small Sizes but for anyone th,
can get fit they great value.
These are bargains that you cannot afford to MISS
Remember the place.
FL. .. BIsAI9DE
Under Hotel North, Augusta, Maine
dawyr
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

-Weon mirb bos @prt uDebsomanie"
ni9t i'm W6rterbu9 fnben, benn es 1T
NIT ben reuen greisniNen entitanoen
nnb 1T Der Same Der 1euen Rranfbeit,
bic iett I'M @eiten NIT Yulper unb 8lei
unb einern 9roben Aberlab eebeilt trer=
ben 1ou. Sbren Nnfans nabm bie1elbe
beim 1errn Debs, unb mir baben oas
gBort bes Col. Sob SneerioG bafiir,
hab bieier benz 4errn Oebs, als ct bon
ber @eu1e befanen ,purbe, Elm Gmpfebs
lunqs14reiben an ben beriibmten MrSt
&obertlon CAB, bamit bieier bic Rur
iibernebme.
9as mar por 3uei Sabren, mno Der
Dottor erfldrte bamals, oab Debs an
Der rDipIomania" uuiiberminolider
Durif na9 Nlfobol - leibe. Ser Dot
tor nabm ibn aber In bic &ur
unb beilte i'm aud, lo,peit oas
m6elih war, iagte aber, als bic neuefe
greianifIe aum Musbru1 famen, bab
Debs bamals seiftis unb torperli9 Elm
solltdnbiges @rad se,uelen lei uno oaB
Elm Menl9 NIT einem 10 pollitdnois ser=
riitteten Nernenlptem on Der Aufresuns,
Der ct ii9 iest untermprfen babe, gu
@runbe 9eben miine.
l1nb neil ct f9 fiir ben Mann inte-
re1frte unb be1Ien unb au9 Anberer ln=
slid perbinbern mollte, 10 lhrieb er lbm
nod lesten Donneritas bic tolsenoen
3eilen
,Mls Sbr Ireuno uno arst warne i'd
sic, ni9t ,peiter gu seben. Der Yu=
fanb Sbres Nerpenipfems 1T Der Nufre-
auna nidbt gema1len uno ma1t Sie nr'=
Derantwortli9 fit Sore eigenen Oroers.
Ser Sbrige In GreunbI4att
8. 6. &obertlon".
Ser 6err Debs 1T al1o, mie auh Der
9bilabelpbia rReeorb" mittbeilt, BON
ieinem Dottor getparnt moroen, bat llb
ober nidt warnen laiIen, uno 10 tit benn
5sine uripransli1e Dipiomania in elm
neues stadium setreten unb 10 setpoh-
fen, bab fie einen 2ampf NIT ben Der
Stoaten aufnebmen min. Sn bielem
5tabium wirb bic 2ranfbeit ooer Sou.
belt iebt mobl sans pa7enb, wie oben &C.
i4eben III, rDeblomanio" genannt, uno
ieiber mub mon iasen, bab biele Seude
iidb In perl9iebenen 3uitdnben bes
@eftens seiste, unb baB biele mieoerum
arrf Debs einen na9tbeilisen ginl1ub
eedubert boten mogen. Ybu. @a3.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
ME bic @e1eke bes 2anbes ober bte allee-
metnen SntereKen bes Bottles.

ME bic @e1eke bes 1anbes ober bte ollse-
meinen SntereHen bes 0oltes.
@enn ober i9on oie obisen fiir oas
1isfaliobr 1892 - 1893 auseesebe.
men 3ablen cine 10 ihlimme 2ebre er-
tbeilen, uie mirb es erit nit ben 3ablen
fir bas Sabr ausieben. bas nit benz 80.
Stunt 1894 gu Gnbe sine? Da mir aber
iebt bereis Suli 1894 ihreiben unb Der
sesenpdrtise gilenbabnfries ionait in
bas &apitel 1S94-95 fdllt, 10 lpirb Der
in unsefdbr einem Sabre perDHentlidte
Beri9t Der rSnter State Commerce
gommiiion" fir 1893 "a Seisen. bab
iene 3eit nod piel idlimmer mar, als
bas Sabr porber, beHen 3iifern mir oben
ee9eben baben, unb tpenn Der ieit on=
fanss Suli in pielen Staaten uno allen
Serritorien ,piitbenoe, In fre9ter Wei1e
BON Oebs unb Ieiner u. &. Il. beraufbe.
i9mprene Gilenbabntries nod ldnger
anbdlt. baun pirb bas laufenbe Sab,
feline beiben gorsdnser an Galam l.
tdts5iffern bersbo6 aberras
q n.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19
Iiht 10 eldnsenb.

Ser itatiTil9e Muspeis, Der joeben
BON Der rSnter State Commerce gom=
miilion" ausseldidt tpirb, umfabt nur
bas Sabr, bas nit Suni 1893 (tpoblse=
merit, nibt Sum- 1794) gu gnbe sins.
uno bod, pie lblimm bat es lbon boz
mails ausseieben!
81 Yro3ent aner gilenbobnoftien
bra1ten feine 0ipioenben, IL Yro=
gent ber 9ppotbefen=Bonbs uno iiber
so Yroaent ber ginfommen=BDnbs bee
3ablten teine Sntereiien.
Muf ale aus9e9ebenen Mftien bereds
net, ,piirbe li4 Der @eiamm.betros Der
3ur 8ertbeilung selansten Dipibenoen
auf nur 2 Yrosent belaufen.
Gin GROCER She'll bieier Aftien befinbet
li9 in ben 9dnben fleiner Snpeitoren unb
,purben iomit bic ueiteiten &reile in ib=
rem ginfommen bel9rdnft.
Nus benz 8eri9te erfabren mir nod
eini9e anbere intereHante 3ablen. Die
@eIcmmteinnabmen aler gilenbahnen
beliefen li9 auf unsefdbr $122O,OOO.s =
600. Oapon eingen fir Betriebstoiten
iiber 1926, 10000 bauptld1li9 on bic
An9eitellten Der Bobnen, BON benen am
80. Suni 1893 S73.6O2 se3dblt tpuroen,
ndmli9 35,384 Bernaltunesbeamte
glerts uiw. 256.212 Mrbeiter an ben
Strefen uno &ebduben, lo,pie It's, ,464
CUR &ein6altuns uno 0erlorsung bes
Betriebsmaterials 397.915 Wlal1ini=
ften, 9ei3er, gonbufteure unb 8remier
unb 8,627 anbere Bebienitete, Die ni1t
belonoers flailifi3irt uerben fDnnen.
| Drei 0iertel bes @e|ammtein=
fommens 9ebt lomit on bic Bahnb e.
bienlteten, uno biele boben in ben
lesten Sabren feine ginbuBe an ibren
5aIdren unb 9obnen erlitten, ,udbrenb
bic @eielIdaften ni6t i'm Stanbe mos
rem, Dipioenoen unb 3inlen an bic Nf-
tiondre unb Gldubiger gu sablen. @er
bas beben!t, Der tpiro ben jebt BON ". 81.
u. sefibrtea Griee, ber ben Anse=
felIten nidts niibt, bas Gin=
fontmen Der amerifaniihen GiIenbabnen
| lhnmdlert unb bas Gapital fopii1eu
maht, erit reht ni6t begreiflif iinben
unb bic 9altung Der Giienbabngalell=
i9often perite6en, benen bieier BON
3aune gebrodene 6 y patbie
6treit unenbliHenG9 G9aben 3ufiigt unb
bic f9 bober iDeisern, nit 2euten 3u
nntettonbeln, befen tontroftIi9e Wer-
Ipfi4tnneen ebsnio uenis beiIie Fnb,
u n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

liber, bat Der @tabt poris cine IL CUB.
bobe 8ron3eeruppe. cine Reprobuftipn
Der i'm Sabre 1892 TN @olon ausges
itelten 8artbolbi'i9en S16pfung, bic
@riinber ber amerifanii9en llnabbdngis-
lett (Walbineton unb 9ofopctte) bar=
iteuenb, gum @el1ent semadt. Dis
itdbti1 1hen Beb6rben Der franaDlii9en
Sauptitabt baben bas @el1enf ange-
rommen unb bic @ruppe ,pirb bemndbit
auf Der rplace beg Gtats unis" auf ei-.
mem fteinernen piebeital erricbtet ,perben.
Das 8artbolbi'lhe Meilteriperf neIlt
@oibin9ton unb 2afapette bar, tpie iie,
9ano tn 9anb, unter ben bropirten 6lae=
gen Der beioen glationen ltehen. Sic
@el li6ts3iige unb bic llniformen Der bei-
ben @enerdle 1inb nod 8ilbern unb So.
fumenten, nelde BON ben Na6fonAnen
Der @efeierten oem &iinitler sur Yerfii=
gun9 geitelt waren, setreu copirt.
Das BaitilIefeit.
Yaris, ID. Suli. = Die Stabt fei=
ert beute ben Sabrestag bes Sails Der
8atille. Sic 9ecorationen linb infolee
Der Grmoroun9 Garnot's nidt 10 reid
lpie friiber.
Die fhmarse peit 81 Bong Kong.
9ictoria. 9. g., ID. Suli. =
Na6ri6ten big gum II. Stunt aufolee
itarben an Der i9mar3en Yeit au BONG
Song big gum 9enannten Datum 1879
Die Gholerd.
ct. petersburg, ID. Suli. SIN
2aufe bes seitrisen Sases linb 143 neue
Gbolera=grfranfungen unb Sd 9obes@.
fdlle BET ben Beb0roen ansemelbet mor-
ben.
Grobeben in ShottIano.
Goinbursb, IA. Suli. - Die
ginwobner BON @omrie, pertb1bire,
linb seitern Nbeno bur9 ein Grbbeben
aus oem @@lafe seidredt morben. Die
Bewegun9 gins BON giorben nod Sii=
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-07-19

ter ber Antia8e bes W1orbes inhoftirt,
ii9 i'm @efdngnib 3u 4eipsts erbdnet bat.
Mie i9on beri9tet, mar Grome
unter Der 8eiduloi9un8, ieinen Stief-
iohn. ben beraeit als Gdbnri9 i'm %.
&bein. Snf. .9fest. b. @oeben in Ro-
blen5 bienenben pauI Safe aus Raum-
burg. iotuie feine Grau eriter Che ermor.
bet 81 baben, perboftet tporben. Ct bat
lid nun bem irbil6en &ihter ent3o9en.
Gin GefdnsniBmdrter fanb ibn in
Der 3elle erbdngt por.