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The evening times., 1895-11-21
ARRESTED AN OFFICER.
Tenth Cavalry Lieutenant Caught Vie-
Iatiny the Game Laws.


Denver, Colo, Nov. 21.-Licut. L. NJ.
Kochler Of the Tenth Cavalry, stationed
at Fort Dlchesnc. u,ah, will DE proc-eced
against In the civil courts for violating
the Colorado game laws.
Last week he was discovered by deputy
game warden with party of friends hunt
ing in Routt county, with spoils OF the chase
in their camp. Koehler resisted arrest,s
claiming he was under orders 10 persuade
the Indians, also hunting there. 10 return
TO their reservation
Gov. Mcintyre said yesterday that he
would make an example Of the army Off
Ger and would then proceed against the
Indians. He believes that the State can
make laws for game preservation which
even Eovernnicnt treaty rights cannot over
ride.
Tomorrow Judge RiDer in Cheyenne, will
hand down decision in the Jackson Hole
cases, and the governor is sanguine that
his opinion will b. confirmed by that de-
,ision. The army authorities are investi-
eating Lieut. Koehler's case.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
SENATOR THURSTON HERE.
He Has Pronounced Views on the
t. 0f.xka lon

He Has frOnOunceu views on Tue
Senate Orga anizafion.
Hon. John n Thurston, Scnator-elect
from Nebraska, arrived in the city ycster-
day afternoon. and is at the Arlington.
His views on the mueh-rnooted question
OF the reorganization of the Senate Will
interest the candidates for the offices OF
Secretary of the Senate and Sergean;-a-
Arms.
To a Times representative he said that
while he did not speak for his felow-
members of the Senate. he is decidedly or
tht. opinion that the Republicans should
nominate a ticket and present II rpon the
convening OF the session. The Populists,
he said, will have the opportunity of
voting for this ticket, and should they
vote for it. IL could hardly be said that 1t
was an affiliation OF one party with the
other.
Senator Thurston n is III cni ihusiastic friend
OF ex-SergeaDt-at-Arms Valentine, and
will support him if nominated, and wnA
do what he can to have him nominated.
II was with him. he said. when he RAJ
for Congress, and ] am with him still.
will swim the river for him today
Another significant circumstance In
reference 10 this position of Senator Thurs
ton. is that it is said that Senator Butler
of North Carolina will nominate Mr.. Val
entiue.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
LARGEST EVER LAUNCHED
Adirondacks Built for the Huds n
River Service.

New York, Nov. 21.-The new steamer
<Adirondacks, for the Peoples line To AL
bany, was launched at the slIip-buildiDg
yards of Johu Englis' Sons, at Green
Point. The Adirondacks is the largest
vessel ever launched in the harbor of New
York She is also the largest river boat
ever built aud is constructed upon lines
and provided with appointments quite
new in vessels Of her class.
The launching took place at noon be-
fore large assemblage. The boat was
christeued by Miss Marie A. Euglis, daugh-
ter OF John Englis, senior member of the
firm of the Adirondacks builders.
It is Intended that the Adirondacks win
go into service about June l next.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
beginning a Library.

The Sunday school of st. Paul's n. E.
Church has adopted q novel plan for found
ing library. All the members and friends
of the school have been invited to a social
and musical entertainment. to be given at
Mount Vernon Seminary, corner of Elev-
enth and NJ streets northwest. at 7:30
O'Clock tomorrow evening. The condition
of admission for each person is a book that
the donor may think suitable for a Sun
day- school library.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
STUDENT BURGLARS HELD.
Schenectady Boys Must Answer to the
Grand Jury.

Grand Jury.
Schenectady. n. Y. Nov. &c. G.
Humphrey and C. C. Miller, the students
who are charged with having committed
many burglaries in this city, and vicinity
recently, appeared in the police court
Yesterday. aud through their counsel,
II. G. Glenn, waived examination.
They were held for the action of the
grand jury at the January term of the
court hail has not been obtained for the
accused.
The room containing the great variety
of plunder stolen by Humphrey and Miller
from stores and residences was tlIrOnged
with people all the forenoon, hundreds COM
ing from motives OF curiosity. but scores
of others from hopes of finding goods
or articles stolen from them.
Most of the property has been identified,
and the ownership proved. In some cases
canned goods. pictures, utensils, and nick
nacky that had not been missed have been
discovered by the owners In theamultifar-
ious collection. Some things, however,
are not yet claimed.
The evening times., 1895-11-21


C. G. Conn. :. :. :. -. -. $500
Laundry Workers, n. of L.. 90
ID. A. So, X. OIL. $500 90
f. v. la wrence E. 20
Painters l.. A. i74S, n. OIL. 10 90
Eccentric Engineers. 5 90
Sa muel Solomon. =. 49,. =. =. 90
Carriage. and Wagon Makers. 5 90
Tn 'apcrhangcrs' Assembly. 90
PlaStcrers' Assembly rs 90
Operative StOnemasons' A.
socintionS So.2 II. NJ .andI.C. 10 90
Cash :. =. :. =. :. :. -. / so
n w oman. OO
Tin and Slicet-IrOn Workers,
No. 303i h of L.. 5 90
Bakers Monumental Assem-
bly,, l.. \. 1850, h. of L.. 5 90
T. NJ. Judge, Aln.. 90
NJ. c. Murray, Tex 90
Washington Musical Assem-
Dly.-. . w
Bottling House Employees IL 90
Bakers Drivers, l.. 4. lO46.. 500
International Printing Press
mems Union 10 90
The evening times., 1895-11-21
DANGEROUS COUNTERFEIT.
II Is a Two-Dollar Bill and Appeared
al Ind In In polls,

Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 21.-The secret
service officers discovered yesterday that
this city has been flo,'dei with dangerous
counterfeit So bill.
One bank teller threw out six yesterday
that came in with the deposits nf merchants.
The secret revenue agents say 1T is the
most dangerous counterfeit that has ap-
pearcd IN years.
1t Is about une-eightb OF an inch larger
than the genuine, and in the portrait of
Window the eyes are larger than in the
original.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
BRk\NN
BOYS

ambitious 5oys-boys
who are content to start in
a small way and build up a
money-making business of
their own-boys from whom
the word "hustler" spurts
out all over-are the boys
who can engage in the
hustling company of youth
full merchants who now own
a branch of THE TINES
business-there's plenty of
room for them. Call at
THE TIMES office between
5 and 6 P. III. any week day.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
Ex-sEcRETARY FOSTERS PLAN.
Would Require the Payment of Duties
On Imunrfs In Gnld

On Imports in Gold.
Toledo, O., Nov. 21.-Taking Carlisle's
New York speech for his text .eX-Secretary
OF the Treasury Foster, who is here,
discussed the Treasury situation.
1.-THE United States Treasury" said ex-
Secretary Foster, "is practically COM
PEELED to maintain the gold reserve for the
entire country. When the cxigenciss of our
foreign trade demand the shipment of the
yellow metal those desiring to obtain il
treasury In New York city and obtain it.
1.-THE defect in our present system is that
there is NO method whereby the Govern
serve except the sale of bonds. This Is 4
defect which can very easily be remetled.
Let Congress pass law requiring the
payment OF duties un imports or a stated
proportion of them in gold. This would
keep the reserve in the Treasury far above
the 500 100000 mark and preclude the
The evening times., 1895-11-21
TROLLEY CANAL BOATS.
Erie Company VIII Install System
of Electric Propulsion.

Albany. n. Y. Nov. 21.-Information
has been received here OF a contract for
the equipment of the Erie Canal with
electrical propulsion. 1t is understood
that The Erie Canal Traction Company has
entered into contract with the Erie
Construction Company tn install system
for canal boat propulsion from Buffalo
to Albany at an expense OF $2.250.G00,
and that work will proceed as The work
upon the canal enlargement progresses.
The electric power TO be introduced win
be generated at the Falls of Niagara.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
virptnia Republicaps Meet.

The virginia Republican Association
last night held large meeting at No.
2O64 Eighth street northwest. After
the enrolment OF new members the COM
m.ttec on entertainment reported progress.
1t was decided to give a musical and
literary entertainment In one of the promi-
peut churches. Speeches were made by
j. H. Harrison and Others. Mr.. Mac Kee
was indorscd for the place he seeks.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
QUESTIONS EoR TAx-pAYERs.

Do YOU think that the District sh onld
br bonded to pay for n new system
of sewerage and for street exten-
sion and improvements?
Do you think that, should a bond bill
pass, any OF the money realized
from the sale of these bO nds should
bt expended in improving private
real estate holdings ont side the city
proper and remote from the great
body Of tM-Imyers?
The evening times., 1895-11-21
FOR LOCKED-OUT DRIVERS.
Subscriptions Coming In TO The Times
Help Fund.

Poverty has, Tn many Instances. laid
its hand upon the lsc keti-Out employees
of the Anacpstia Street Raiiroad. In
some families n ffectsd there Is sick
neks una su ffertng.
These women nnd children are
worthy objects of charity and the
relief fund started iy The Times ,s
growing.
Below Is the amount received To
date, all of which Is turned over To
,,,o street RAILWAY II Mon
The evening times., 1895-11-21
MORMON ELDERS HAD TO LEAVE.
Two OF Them Made Themselves OBJ
nOxiOus tn TallaIiasst,e0ps

nOxiOus to Tallafasseeans.
Tailahas ssec, Fla. Nov. 21.-Elders Rogers
and Nebeker, two Mormon preachers who
have beeu 'sdoing :" the city for several days
and making themselves generally obnoxious,
were arraigncd before Mayor Gamble yes
tertlay on the charge of being n menace 10
the peace, dignity and morals Of the city.
A fine OF 5000 each was imposed by the
mayor or sixty days in Jail. The penalty
was suspended one hour to give them an op-
portunity to leave the city, which they i'm
mediately proceeded III do under escort of
Chief Henry.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
JUDGE LYNCH MAY ACT.
George Morgan, Murderer o ( Ida Gas
kell, Givena Preliminary Hearing.

Omaha, Nebr.sNov. 21.-Georgc Morgan,
eharged with assaultiug and numbering
little Ida Gaskell, and who was hurried
off to the State prison at Lincoln to pre-
vent lynchiDg, was secretly returned Sun
day in order TO have his preliminary hear
Ing.
The hearing cams. off yestertla y before the
police Judge Morgan was driven to the
courtroom from the county Jail at
o'clock, long before the usual hour To
pDen court. He waived examination and
was held to the district court without bail
He was then rushed back to the county
Jail.
A strong force is guarding the jail, for
there is still some fear of lyucGiDg, but
The feeling has died down to some extent.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
STEPPED FROM A MOVING TRAIN.
In Consequence A. G. MOseley VIII
Have Both Feet Amputated.
ho
Especial 10 The Times.)

Richmond, Va. Nov. 21.-A. G. Moseley
of this city, Il travelling salesman NJ the
Allen & Gintcr branch OF the American
Tobacco Company, stepped from moving
train on the Richmond. Fredericksburg &
Potomac Railroad on West Broad street last
night, and. falling under the wheels, had
both ankles mashed ST. as to make amputa-
tion neceSSarY.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
Wrapper Specials.

! Light-figured Tea Gowns, lined to
j the waist. made shoulder straps
and ruffled Vatican pleat back,
full sleeves; regular retail price,
81; Friday, 43c.
Nine hundred and five Tea Gowns,
] in English Cloth, Bedfnrd Cord,
FllDnelette, all the different
styles, embroidercd collars. vel.
vet collars and lac, -,rimlnSi col
lars. these ga,ids sell elsewhere
from 81 90 tosS3.oo; special FrP
day, S9c.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
BRIDE OF A CONGRESSMAN.
Mary Louise Peafs0ns Married 10
Jonathan Prentice DOlllyer.

Fort Dodge, Iowa. Nov. 21.-Jonathan
Prentice Dolliver, member of Congress
from the Tenth Iowa district. and Miss
Mary Louise PearsOns were married last
evening at the First Presbyterian Church.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. j.
N. Greene, assisted by Rev. j. j. Dolllver,
the aged father OF the Congressman. Many
prominent guests were present, including
Gov. jackson.
The bride is . daughter of George r.
fearsons, pivneer OF this section. Sue
= graduate Of Wellesley.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
1t Gather. Them In.

Neodesha, Kans.. Nov. 21.-Thc fact Is
now made public that ON the first day of
November. Guffcy and Galley sold their
entire interest in the Kansas oil fields
to the Forest OilCompany. OF Pennsylvania,
generally known as part OF the Standard
Oil Company.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
MARQUIS CABRINANA'SC CHARG ES.
Accuses Members OF the Madr i'd
Government of Malfeasauce.

Madrid. Nov. 21.-Marquis Cabrinana
has caused sensation here by making
charges through the medium of the local
newspapers against certain members Of
the municipal government of the city.
The charges are to the effect that these
municipal s.;Iuthoritiesi have used their
positions for private advantage. An
official inquiry has been opened.
Last evening two unknown persons fired
several shots from revOlvers at tho mar
quis. but their aim was bad and he was not
injured.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
Ceru,an Ornl,ou AsyIum'

German Orphan AsyIum's Officers.
The board of directors Of the German
Orphan Asylum have elected the following
officers: Jacob Jose, president: Fred.
Imhof, vice president; Ernest F. Freiber,
treasurer, and Ed. ". Koch, secretary.
The evening times., 1895-11-21

SI.25 to Baltimore and Return via
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tickets sold Saturday and Sunday, Mr.
vember % and "a. valid returning until
Monday, the 25th: good ON any train.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
We Manufacture CIoaks

Children's Gretchen Coats, large
coachnan capa, fur trimmed:
made or stylish mixed cloth: reg
ular retail price, IS: Friday,
SOS.
Black Boucle and Beaver Cloth
Jackets; double-breaste,i. largest
kind of sleeves, full ripple back, 4
or buttons: regular retail price,
50: Friday. Si.s9.
Double Cape, in best quality Ker-
sey Beaver. tailor-nadr. velvet
or plain collar, 100 inch sweep,
30 inches long; regular retail
price, 50; Friday, $5.9o-
Rough Boucle Cloth and Novelty
Cloth Jackets, made in the latest
style, velvet collars, 4 and &
buttons, full ripple backs. largest
sleeves made; regular retail price,
S12;; Friday, S6.49. =
Special-lot uf Childrrn'S Refers,
heayy-wcight material, different
colnrs, large sleeves, double
breasted: regular retail price, 50
Friday, S1.9S.
The evening times., 1895-11-21
OPPENHEIMER'S, 5l4 gthSt. NV,
Special Friday Bargains!

For strictly wool-mixed ia
Blanket, handsome border: an
extra bargain at 1925: Friday,
$1.o9.
For a strictly ATWOOD CaIifor-
MA Blanket, full ia: would be
cheap ut So; Friday, 1913.
For a good, warm, Single Bed
Comfort; special price; Friday,
The evening times., 1895-11-21

c3o Best English Tooth Brushes,
J4G white brtstle: usual price, 19c-
Friday, 8 3-4c.
o. For a Good ristle Backing.
OG Brush, with dauber alta ched, and
Box of Royal Blacking; both
worth 25c-Friday, &C.
"a For One DoZ. Good Cedar Lead
OG Pencils: Regular price, l5c-Fri-
day, &c. ---------------
o. For Il fun Half-pint bottle of the
OG Best Witch Hazel, n household
necessity: worth 25c bottle
Friday, sc.
Ia Ladies Linen fin ished Initial
JG Handkerchiefs, Regular sc goods
Friday, sc.
00a For large Gingilam Aprons,
kJG colored borders: worth &c each
Friday, for s9c. .------------' -
"a For a spool of Pest Black Sew
u ing SILK: regular price, 10c spool
Friday, &c.
45c Sheet sSs made sa!as1f sess so?ss ED
cotton: regular price, 6sc-Fri-
day, 45c. ., .s,5....r
n For a large-size Box Chloride of
kG LfAe, splendid disinfectant,
sold at lOc-Friday, &c.
0Qo For pair l-2 yards long, taped
OoG edge, Nottingham Lace Cur
fains, beautiful pattern sregH--
Lar zoe curtains-Frtday, 3sc.
n For a full box or 8 cakes of Pest
JG Wrapped Buttermilk Soap: worth
2oc bOx-Friday, &c.
cSo For = Pottles Best Household
J4G Ammonia; worth lOc bottle-Fri-
day, bottles, 3-4c. -...- 4-f.
o. For stamped Duck Table Covers;
JG very pretty desig ms: size 30x30.
usual price, 25c.; Friday, &C.
IA Stamped Duck Doylies; very neat:
u worth &c. each; Friday. 1c.
o. japanese Head Rests; handsome
JG Oriental designs; worth Csc;
Friday, sc.
10o For Gents Nerino Cndershirts;
ZJG best soc. goods; Friday, 29c.
o. For Children's Warm -Cn,ler--
JG shirts: they are special snap;
for Friday, sc.
Lnn For Gentlenen's ATWOOD Camel
4JG hair or natural Shirts or Draw
ers: regular, 81 quality; Friday,
4Sc.
lco Ladies' Ribbed Pants OF Vests;
IJG good value at 2oc.; Friday, sc.
each.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-27
CorOnets.

English noblemen are the only ones in
Europe who ever wear coronets on their
heads, and the sole occasion when they do
so is at the coronation of the sovereign
They hold them in their hands through the
ceremony, and at the moment when the
arch bishop of Canterbury places the crown
upon the monarch's head every peer and
peeress present dons his or her coronet
Inasmuch as nearly half of the house of
lords is composed of peers created by Queen
Victoria, it is probable that none of them
has taken the trouble to provide himself
with the silver coronets lined with Grim
son velvet of their rank, and were the
queen to die and the Prince of Wales to
ascend the throne there would doubtless
be a run on the court silversmiths for bau-
bles of this character. The barons' coro-
net worn by the poet, Lord Byron, at the
coronation of George ", and which was
manufactured for the occasion, is now in
this country and in the possession of the
proprietor of the Philadelphia Ledger,
who has converted 1t into a chatting dish
for the humble vegetable known as the
potato, having removed the velvet cap
from the inside and turned it upside down,
so that the four silver balls constitute the
support of the chatting dish.-Vogue.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-27

Lord Chancellor Eldon was encrgctical
ly aided in his parsimonious habits by his
wife, of whom it was said that she and
her daughter had but one bonnet between
them. The Rev. r. II. Barham, author OF
THE Ingoldsby Legends, records in hi.
diary an amusing story of Lady Eldon''
penuriousness:
June /, 1S22-The chancellor is very
fond of shooting. One morning last yea
his lordship, intending to enjoy II few
hours sport after a rainy night, orderet
Bob, the pony, to be saddled. Lady Eldor
told him he could not have it, but com
pany being in the room gave no reason
In few minutes, however, the servant
opened and announced that Bob wa;
ready.
why, bless mel" cried her ladyship
''you can't ride him, Lord Eldon. He hai
got no shoes on.
"Oh, yes, my lady' said the servant
she was shod last week"
"Shameful!' exclaimed her ladyship
"How dared you, sir, or anybody have
that pony shod without ordersg John,
continued she, addressing her husband
you know you only rode him out shoot
ing four times last year, so | had his shoes
taken off and have kept them in my bu
reau ever since. They are as good as new,
and these people have shod him again
We shall be ruined at this ratei'-Youth''
Companion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-27

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn oH6ctually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
coptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 80
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist VIII;
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SKRUP co.
LOUISVILLE, G EEW YcRK. M
HOBRON DRUG co.
Wholesale Agents.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1895-03-27
QUEER SUBSTITUTES FOR MONEY


Notable Collection.
The collection of coins, or, more eXactl!
speaking, the articles which have passed
for money in different countries and ii
different ages of the world, at the Nationa
museum is n complete one and well rcpays
one for visit The earliest American
coins are believed to have beCn those mad,
by Cortez, by permission of the Spanish
government, and were issued about the
time of the death of Columbus, which &C
CURED in 1906. They are of copper, and OF
the one side is n representation of the
pillars of Hercules"
Next in point of time comes the money
for Bermuda which was minted in Eng
land. These coins are of copper of the
value of Il shilling and sixpence, and Oh
one face is the picture of a hog; hence it Is
known as the hog money" The early
settlers of these islands found so many o
these animals roaming about that they
used it to mark the coin. Only one six
pence and Two shilling pieces OF this
money are believed to exist, and both arr
owned in Boston. Among the oddities ol
the collection is the "knife money of the
Chinese, used about the commencement o
the Christian era. The pieces are shapcC
something like razor, about & inches long
are OF copper and worth about cents.
Ring money" is another curious vari
ETY., which was used by the early Gaul!
and BritOns. In those days, as there wer,
no banks and safe deposit companies, i
was the fashion to carry all ones wealtl
upon ones person. The amount wa
wrought into ornaments of various de
signs, but of "a fixed standard of weight, AM
they were frequently made in two or tire
parts, which could be readily separated
l,I oh M it- of ~ al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-03-07
Sefs bon allen CUR suusrhissG utpidstuns .-e.str gsidt, Ser. Ct Saesaruus
gefs bon allen ;r Suurtsie GntpaIun s-9estrB sriat Ser. ct. Slsiruus
Re! R Bsxasgz
2lbiclut llaperfdli6t.
Ser reue Siidof initauirt.

Der hphp'fte Serr Administrator,
W,sr. Sos. g. Bauer, nuroe seitern
furS Dor ShluB Der Jormen pom bodp.s
item Biidof Wartln Wartp, Der OILS Bis
ihof Der 9i6Seie 81. Glouo srnannt 1T,
t~elesrapbiib benadridtist, bob Sodoers
ielbe ON 9ienitas in fommenoer ISOLDE
nit benz WittassSuse o ct. Yaul
bier eiutreffeu uno sleid nad isiusr 9lus
funft in Der Brus Gatbeorale als ameitsr
Biidof BON ct. glOuo inita0irt fuirb.
Dieter bebren 5eier tueroen grSbiidoi
Srelanb uno ale Yiid6ie Der grSbi6je'
ie beipObnen. gu oieier 5etselesenbeit
fuercen iid aleidiaus uQe Brieitsr Der
Gi0SeIe %einfiuoen, unb pom 8abnboie
aus merben benz nsusn 8iit6fe aue Ser.
cine. Der Stabt bas Gtrsnselsit sur BRO.
G%atbeorale sebeu. 90 pirb iih bisier
Tag 81 einem tuabren 5reuoentnse
fir ct. @louo unb fir bic sanSe 9i6,
,eie seitalteH, bsnn firtpabr ireuois
tuiro oas greisniB ieiu, bel weldsm Der
Sesroe ibr long eriebnter Sirie Suse'
fibrt uiro. SeueS Greisuis, burd Ell
men berjliden, piufommenen Gmpfans
81 einem unuerseBlideu aemabt, miro
bas Saro Der 2iebe biloeu. msldss
6irte uno Seeroe in uu5erirsnnlider
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5eitfeler iinb Suosm ule 8etuobner Ter
Staot BON benz bod,u'iten Germ Go'
miniitrafur freunolidlt e~inselubsn, I'm
ben neuen 8iidof aub als wl0tomms
men Burger Der Staot Irsuo,sit 81 be-
sriiBen.