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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30
WHAT THINKS He?
MONETARY CONFERENCE C0NSID-
Erred AS TO CLEVELAND.

his Probable Action in Case of an Invita-
ton to This Country to Participate i'm
an international Conference, is Matter
of Much Interest--Op:nion Expressed
That He Would Complete, by Appoint
rnenf, the Commission Provided for by
Congress--whoie Matter of the Confer
enre Still. Uncertain.
Washington, March 29-It is impossi-
bic to secure confirmation here of the
report from London that the United
States has consented to enter the pro-
posed international monetary confer
ence but the best information obtain
able is to the effect that in case the
call is issued the president will accept
the invitation under the terms Of the
law enacted during the last session
and appoint three delegates necessary
10 complete the commission on behalf
of this country. Many Of his best
friends express the opinion that he will
not forego any opportunity that prom
ises substantial progress to promote an
international agreement on this ques-
ton, bat add that he will, in all prob
ability, prefer to see the terms of the
call before taking action.
Senator Daniel, one of the delegates
appointed on behalf of the senate was
in the city today and expressed himself
IS pleased 10 hear the report that Eng
land was favor8bly considering the
question Of representation at the con-
ference and said he had been fearful
that that country would take a posi-
ton which would render the confer
ence, If held, incapable Of accomplish
ing results. He said also that while
ne had no information OF which pub
lie was not in possession. ne was of the
opinion that the conference would be
called and that the United States would
be represented.
The United States-Ilas not yet given
any assurance. other than that contain
ed in passage Of the Wolcott resollI-
ton by congress. OF its readiness to
participate in another monetary confer
ence the chief reason perhaps being
that as yet it has not been invited TO
such q gathering.
There has been considerable discus
sion as to the attitude of the administra
ton in the matter of a conference and
assertions have been made that the
president was not at all anxious to have
one held. This, there is good authority
for a&'ying, is not the position OF the adj
minis tration at all. On the contrary.
there Il said to be a desire to have a
conference If there is any prospect of
obtaining results. It is probable that
some exp. fsion of fear that there was
not At present much prospect of any
thing being done by a conference has
been con StTuedtO mean that the admin
iStTation was not in favor of any such
gathering.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

Hoods SarSaparilla makes pure
blood. That is why you need TO take il
now. Get only Hoods
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30
Ready TO Meet suIIva n.

Baltimore. March 29.-Jake Kilrain
replied today to John l. Sullivan S
boast that Kilrain was an easy mark:
II am ready TO meet Sullivan on any
terms and at any date he may name"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30
Nine Two ON nnfnra.

Star and Garter, Putney, March %
The fifty-seVenth boat race between
crews representing the universities Of
Oxford and Cambridge viii Be deeidr,i
tomorrow. The hum of opinions ard
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

homeward bound. jumped from the Rio
Grande express train here today before
it stopped. He was dragged three blocks
and severely bruised. His back was
also injured. He is being cared for in
this CITY.
San Diego, Cal, March 1s-Seymour
Jackson, cashier OF CODES bank at En-
Senada, has been arrested on suspicion of
having robbed the bank of ST. 800 on March
-, the same night of the bullion robbery
at BlVerSoIFs shipping office there Jack
son is in Jail, as no bail is accepted In
Mexico when the crime chrged is of so
grave nature.
Denver, March estate Senator Rob
ert Turner of Idaho Springs. died today of
consumption, from which he has suffered
for years. He was elected 10 the legis-
lature as a Populist in 1892 and was 80
years old Chicago was his former home,
where he served on the board of control
during Mayor Harrison's hrst term.
Chicago, March 29.-The presidents
OF several state universities of the
north central states are in session here
discussing the subject cf organizing
an intercollegiate association, also the
special method for admission of stu
dents. Sessions will continue tomor-
row. President Angeles motion that
the territory of the association en-
brace all the northern states from
Ohio to Nebraska was adopted.
Cleveland. o. March "a. II Stefe
q Co. wholesale glove dealers, assigned
fo~ the benefit of their creditors AS
sets about $4,000; liabilities consider
ably in excess Of that amount.
Fort Smith, Ark. March 29.-Joe Nor
ris. who was shot by 'Verdigris Kid"
I'm Their aid upon Braggs yesterday, died
today.
SEE (Severe,y)-"Eo many more times
are you going 10 ask he 10 marry your He
(calUlyl-"H How many more times are you
going to refuse mel''-Truth.
LOVE never speak, in foreign language
Ram Horn.
does yoar husband get along with your
mother3" Mrs Snith-"W henever there
IS the slightest sign Of trouble get them 10
talk about the haoy. brooklyn Lie.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30
Rule Britannia Don't Co.

Nice, March 29.-The yacht AiIsa beat
the Prince of Wales Britannia today
winning a s., 600 prize.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

Hrs LITTLE JoKg. - First Cannibsi -
These missionaries give me pain See
Ond Cannibal-''I think you eat toe fast -
PUCK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

Joha Wesley remembered tie names e
many LuEd-zls & lie I1es.stsrs - KS 50
cistses ard Vas rsrgsy - faux vaee I'D
dressed - sny orc whom be had 81 -
fore
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

che<tnuts were cid en- tAs s.-s<ss q.
sEo.eEE Rozse 2: - or ccnk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30
The Onpivorous Italian

To tho Italian everything Is sdihle II
Is a nation without palate. .It sleeps q
hare IN fsnBei and cats salt with melons
The craze for CeTouTiug hirsis Il all kinds
y SPECIES Of fnry from tire Alps to Et1a
They crunch The deiica.s bodies bstsesn
TIER jaws With disgusting SVlish. ard
la-s Fe[-rcsezlts - tAein a s8ocu,ent NOR.
sci for tie spit or ,'>stry. - E.xcl-so.e
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30
TURNED ON WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
Utah constitutional Convention DESpls y
its CsD2csxy for Talk.

salt Lake, Utah. March ss-The en-
tire day was taken UP again in the con-
stitutiousl convention On a discussion
OF the woman suffrage question.
Roberts and Goodwin spoke against
the measure and Narian and others in
favor OF IL. Roberts insisted that Wo-
man suffrage would endenger the con-
stitution. he referred TO woman sGf-
frsge in other states snd said that q
the s.S.tSe9 women registered in Chicago
( the last election. only S.ta4 voted
and that 5,0o0 al the number We're 50
disgGsted that they would never 80 to
the polls agaia.
Nsrian claimed that suffrage should
be granted because il WSs one az the
pledges Of the people
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

Piiny says Il a Roman gentleman
Nno<-l r. coss not mana that Be vas able
y fs7eat the "Iliad" ard It's Odyssey, .
tbs p hoae - The lEsei1' s.d r-ioss Q,
tss poems q Horace fFul, ruszncry-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

Dover. Della, March 9s- A5iicis
lost one OF his followers who voted for
j. PenuiWil u Is believed now that
the ice has been broken, that the eli
max viii he reached II q few days
The niuety-siNth and Rinetv-uineih bal
lots We're unchanged with the above ex-
ceplion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-30

Fort Smith, Ark. March 29.-Joe Nor
ris. who was shot by "Nerdigris Kid"
in Their aid upon Braggs yesterday, died
today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
HAWAIIAN FlLIBUSTERS.
Suspicious SChOOners Being Watched
by San Diego Authorities.

SAN DIEGO, September 5.-Re-
ferring to the dispatch from
Chicago today, that the Hawaiian
Consul there had notified all Pa
cific Coast Commissioners that an
other flibustering expedition was
about to leave this coast for
Hawaii, Collector Fisher says ne
has not as yet received such infor-
nation, but that a close watch is
being maintained. The Collector
would not say whether the depart
ment had ordered the watch, but
the presence of the famous
schooner Wahlberg and two or
three swift schooner yachts, about
the size Of the Wahlberg, from up
the coast, has probably aroused the
suspicious of the Collector. There
is no revenue cutter here, and alb
solutely nothing to hinder arms
and ammunition being placed in
boats and the schooners loaded at
sea from fishing-smacks.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20

| against the Valkyrie for certain, and
the Defender weather furnished for
the third international races made it
seem as if Uncle Sam's officials had
| concluded to help the Defender wind
up the contest by three straight win
nings, and thus end the fight for the
Americas cup 1895.
The controversy over the accident at
the start on Tuesday, and the manner
in which Lord Dunraven and Mr..
Iselin insisted upon judgment on the
protest and repelled all the efforts OF
the Regatta Committee to obtain 8,
mutual agreement to resail the race.
led many to think that bad blood had
been aroused, and that Lord Dun
raven, after hearing the decision,
would refuse to start in any more
races and take his boat back to Eng
land. He proved to be too good q
yachtsman for that, and aside from
vigorous protests against interference,
steamers, yachts and tugs made no
objection to the verdict.
He informed the committee that he
would refuse to start in another race
If the fleet of excursion steamers occu-
pied the space needed for the yachts
for maneuveriDg before crossing the
line, and that he would Withdraw his
boat at any time when steam boats in
terfered with the VallIyrie's wind OF
gave her their wash. The Regatta
Committee assured Lord Dunraven
that they would dc everything in their
power to obtain a clear course. Special
orders were given to the captains of
patrol vessels.
Both yachts lay at anchor off Bay
Ridge all night. The Defender re-
placed her broken topmast with q
smaller and thinner one. It looked
very light, and many yachting sharps
who sized it up this morning hoped
that the wind would net get too Lively
during the race, as the spar seemed
hardly strong enough for the work.
The Defender left Bay Ridge in tow
of the tug w. B. Flint at Z II M.
The Falkyrie took line from the tug
MIllard and was tOwed down through
the Narrows on her way 70 starting
line. After passing the Narrows the
Defender sent up her main=ail, and,
when opposite Swinburne Island,
shook out her jib and dropped her tug.
The Valkyrie sent up her mainsail off
Hoffman Island, but continued to tow
down the bay.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
Bradbury Didn,E Win.

Colonel John Bradbury, q mil
lionaire resident of Los Angeles,
Cal, who passed through Homo
lulu some months ago on a tour
around the world, has returned to
his home. The Colonel lost by
two days his bets on making the
grand circuit in three months, by
rsason Of an adventure in Hong
kong-in which his coclie pprters
were attacked and with the aid of
the party defeated the assaltant=-
and losing a steamer at Syuth2mp-
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
NATIONALITY.
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING.

At the meeting of the Board of
| Health yesterday afternoon there
were present: President Smith, Min
lister Hatch; Drs. Day, Wood, Ryder,
| Howard and Emerson; Messrs. Ena,
| McStocker, Hackfeld, Wight, Con
| salves, FOcke, a. w. Carter. J. +.
Brown, ROweIl, Marsden, Kinney,
WaterhOuse, KeliipiO, Lansing, Rev.
d: P. Birnie, Prof. Alexander and
others.
President Smith said the Pacific
Mail W harf had been quarantined and
freight should be sent to other islands
from that place. If freight was to be
shipped promiscuOusly from the
Inter Island wharf, there would be no
need of having the Pacific Mail. The
object Of quarantining the latter place
was for the protection of the other
islands. Shipping Of freight from the
Inter Islam wharf had been stopped
at noon. Only articles with special
pei nits will be allowed sent from that
plaC
A unanimOuS vote was obtained on
the motion to have all foreign freight
la ded at the Pacific Mail wharf.
a unanimous vote was passed in
favor of taking the remainder OF the
Claudine's freight ON the Pacific
Mail wharf, after fumigating the por-
tiOn already aboard that steamer.
DR.. Day was in favor Of allowing
quarautiued vessels to come to the
Pacific Mail wharf for freight. There
would be no danger and the work
would be lessened.
Member Waterhouse said such yes
sells should go outside the haIbOr at
night, as there was great temptation
for the sailors To come ashore.
President Smith said he had doubled
the guard 81 the IuterIsland wharf
in order 10 allow the W. G.. Hall to
discharge her sugar.
4 letter was read from a citizen Of
kailua. In it statements were made
deprecatiug the action of the people of
HilO Ia making such stringent rules.
The people OF kAilua were with the
Board Of Health at Honolulu and
We're in favor of landing surn freight
as might be sent from Honolulu under
permit of that body.
MeSsi~. Ena and McStOcker stated
having received letters rom hai'ua
and Hookeua, i'm which representative
citiZ-u ~ spoke If the pilIkIa with re-
specE 10 rice The Japanese an Chi /
nrse were showing signs of uueasiuess. !
Natives ard white men were all right, !
but the TWO naiiOnaIlties who were I!
dependent TO q large extent on rice, !
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
Suspicious Case IN ManOa.

Yesterday afternoon persons at
the Board Of Health office were
startled by the report of a suspi-
cious case of sickness in Manoa
Valley. DR.. Wayson was dis.
patched Immediately and much
elated when he found, instead of
cholera, that a native had been
suffering from a severe case of
cramps. He had called at the
Montana home and was there
given a good dose of patagoric,
which had the effect of relieving
him from further distress. He was
badly frightened and for a time
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
KATE FIELD COMING.
Will Furnish Annexation Articles
for Chicago Times-Herald.

Information has been received
here that Kate Field is coming to
the islands in the interest of the
Chicago Times Herald. That paper
has recently taken a stand for an
nexation, and is sending Miss
Field here for the purpose Of study
ing the situation and furnishing
correspondence in favor of that
measure.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20

were beginning to get into pretty SER
iOus straits.
The regulations of the committee
appointed to make arrangements for
disinfecting the city, were read by
President Smith and adopted as regu-
lations of the Board.
1t was unanimously voted that the
details of the work OF disinfectiug the
city be left to the committee.
The Board then went into executive
session,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
International Yachting Contest Of
1895 Won by the Defender.
VICTORY WAS vEHY roon ONE.
Nalkyrte Withdrew From the Third
Race and the Defender Sailed Alone.
Iselin Offers to sail Second Race
over Agsin-DuurAven Is Criticized.

On BOARD UNITED PRESS TUG via
Sandy Hook, Sept. 12.-Yaehtsmen
found bright skies overhead and a
piping breeze coming in from the
southwest when they took their first
weather observations today. The
Weather Bureau seemed decided
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20

was certain he had contracted
cholera.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
No New Cases Of Cholera or Deaths
in Twenty-FOur Hours.
EPIDEMIC ABOUT Run ITS COURSE.
only Three Patients in the Hospital.
Five Are COnvalescent-Repor Up to
Midnight LAST Night Shows = Total
Of Eighty-Five Cases-Stamped Out

Up to midnight last night no new
cases Of cholera were reported. The
last case was that of Mrs. Fisher,
taken from Maunakea and King
streets Wednesday morning. For
several days the cases have been COM
ing in by ones and twos, which, ac-
cording to some of the physicians, is a
sign that the disease has about run it's
course. The record of yesterday seems
to justify them in their belief. The
thOroughness with W which quarantine
measures have been carried out and
the untiring efforts OF the inspectors
has had its effect in checking what in
a less intelligent community might
have resulted most disastrously.
According to DIR. Myers report, from
a. M. to p. M. yesterday there were
but three patients in the cholera hos
pital and five in the couvalescent
ward. In a day or so the three cases
will be added to the five of the con.
valescent patients.
Following is the official report to
last night:
NUMBER OF CASES.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-09-20
THE THIRD RACE
The vaIbyrie Withdrew and the Defender
~ailed Alone.

NEW YORK, Sept. u The two big
yachts were ready for the start b. fore
10 O'cl ck this morning. The damage
sus ned by the Defender in Tues
DAYS race had been fully repaired.
At 10 o clock the wind was due west.
blowing strongly and increasing in
rength The sen was smOotr and
tn weather Clearing.
The TWO boats began to manauver
for the start ana kept it up for over
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
2.3S

ct Shis bGueoc fig mibt M0rtst og bragtc BAN til at
iante Os Iptte. Stri8et 9~iento9e5 Og ~uoip0tcs MI uco
bennc uiIoe Sutonntion, iom aIene Tan tomme ira en- .Snoios
ners etvube. Oct par life Mieritancrnc, iOm bette Grin
Tom fra - bet var inOianife Grgeres Nyl.
'GOmandcrncs &%ris5frig, a raobte Garey eFcr at buue
Ipttst ct SrbIf. "GeO Ocu Guigc, 0t Ct COMMANDMENTS
~Srig8ifri8! 9urra, SnOiauerne or paa g}attcn al Dem. .
Smeaem Strigere tuuOe ri bore ben bur;i0e Erampen al
9sitene, og SOrOcn igntes at itiRIUe mOcr Ocrc5 Grin.
%oucrt 9ieb!if TOM SyOn nrrntcrc. De &ilOe anoreb 0lcri.
fnrernc.
aiaGnsn tOm ircm, % Der uar iu9en GOjl Longer. O.
oiIoe .0eite BauOe mn Hgtcre. cnBoer al Dem fprte ell npocn
SnOianer paa i'm 0tgg; be ROBE, knalcOe 9egcmcr Itiuucoc
l Ntaanelglei o9 iaa irg8teli9e no.
WSertanerne mar M ale TIBET % penote imoO fine uucn.
te0e SLENDER; men tpOeIisc Ge8n til l~lbcnem,Bco uilte fla i
SereS RGtter. "Ge nil uIOyig mOOtaa %gmgre6et," iooOe
Garep - og ban Buuoe 0tet.
Oa be Siloc uur TONNE Nlcrifuucrue puu omtrent huns
Nre0s Stribt nGr. lonsoe De pIuoisIig; men bet uar tmn ct
p~ebI'tteIist 9oIot, bet gap benz olsne Sb not til at bsmGrte
6ienosrs geuaseisr % ienoe Ell Ge9u al 9Ie imoo benz.
Saaiuart bette 'pr sicrt, ltprtsOe be iremao, uoiteoenbe II
pilpe Spl % ipiusenbe fine lanse Sppo.
@jusriaaerns psnteoe blot ior at oiipre iime Sarabiner
men tauf,e lite paa at Iope isfu. .. fefe al benz tonec
@epqrerne. iaainart be bappe ipret, % tentts tun paa Nue
Sele grcppen penpte 0tps9en til 6enosn, latte Sporerus
SeItenes Sioer 90 tom iarenpe ben imoe &lippen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28

SnOiancrne ueobIeu tit 0emoniite 6pl o. fulote benz burs
ti8t; De bleu enonn mere raienOe, oa Bet iyntes, JONI ON
Ntcrifancync ifulOe %unbilpps Dem. Gisie ifplote rs, at Sc
itioe par TONNE tiIget; tbi uOcn set pilOe peres Stjabue
mart BoUe uGret uigiOyt. Gu trn6e Sc maufte rco0e ia ueO
6lugtut.
Saalnart Garep o9 ig mGrteoc, bpilfen 9tetnin9 ,Saotcr
to9, tleOe VI ouer Ill ben anoen Sioe al 6lippen, ga her
tnnoe u meo SetBco iastoge bcgge Eartier, mcocns be for
aztec It9e nnNr o3. Se9ge REQ 0obc, % ncppe to bum.
Oreoe StriOt a0ltiIte Be itoite al De 6oriul8tc ira DC forie al
6OrfoI8erae. elsie uohOOtc enOnu ieOie Srigsfri9et, me-
ocnS bIue rcO ircmoo / StI9eO 9oo8irpotcn oiorOe oeres
@anoeOrrt beluGrIt8t os bra8te Dem til at iOritumme.
Dog paa en9an9 Loo ct Stri9 ira benz fort, itarpt 90
baabIOit bet ~betegneOe en- IN 6are, os famine 9ebit
itonieoe ben belle crop.
81 IeOte cfter Nariascu til Ocnnc forun6srIise SanoIcs
manoe, % ba0oe pore pine % Sreu ~ioritaiieoe o8 6ortla.
ring. Sra ben moOiatte SiOe, neppe lem Buuoreoe Noo
borte, tom ell sob 9tgttere ioren6e @alop. Se par
Wiooneitinnst. Os nj iaa Saabem 9tinOie o9 borte boie Stems
mer. 0opNa3ene poa SrGricn tuuOe ri o9iaa bore, oa ri
9~ientenOte ben amsri'anfe Sets ,uuge Grin. 6nouu beorc
tenote pl osres Durro. opertsu ira Snoiauere caer Uleri
tauere tunoe bette 9taab fomme.
"Surra Jtonsernel" raabie @arsp, ioet han oieutot
9aabct meO lin Siemmes juIoe Strait.
SuerUGloeoe peO Spuet al ben nue Nienbe harm, qpe ,,o
M'He PanIet 81 Aieollt, bet be iormooentlia troeoe. net ma
l VI a"0s" S'pp Sno'anere, Oct par bog tun ct tort Solot
Decorah-posten., 1895-06-28
2i0

o8 ~pIuOicig uenoenOe fig MOB Genitrc iatte Sc no paa ben
oabne Slette.
0a Snoiaierne iaa bette, req be uiiteo Ell ifrau 2inie ior
at ailfiGre ben, Seien, og 1~tan9erue, iom M ur temnleIi8
nGr, 9iOrOe bet iomme.
amanen, Der nogIe Niinuter Bau6e giuet ct iua9t ep5,
bleu III pINoieig beoGftet al eli Sin, % Wlprfct blep Itprrc
cno nogeniiuoe. 81 tunpe III life ie mere al Strioeu; men
nj borte De i%euOtIige 0obeS Sammeuitoo, nj 9orte Suoius
nernes ~Sri8sifris blOnoe fig mco ~9tangernes !0Gpnraab, nj
borte Sitter og 0feuOIpcrc bIipe 0iigreoc = carmen al Cab
Ter, JONI ilo9eS mob SunOicitafter, os al StaoI, iOm probes
It'll 0eltcneS NprinifeG = Seterberrerncs Griumilfri9 -
o9 DC SperunuSne5 bpbc, a~ngeltiuloe Stonnen.
gfeo uroIi9c Diertcr o9 buer 9tcrue pinIis anltrGnst FOB
Vi paa Slippen og Iptteoe til ben i~rpgtcIige ps betyoningss
inIOe StOi oerneoe.
SGn9c uareOe ben life. Gen bcitise Samp par luurt enbt.
Sa Wtaanen after tom irem, par StriOen iorbi, og faIOne
Stlttelier bnoOc al atGno % Sete Iaa uOitratte paa Sletien.
SanSt benne SpO iaaeS Ell mort Sob i~oriuinoe uo grGs
rntanten, oct par De ieisc Mcritunere. MoO 8eit oalpppes
reoe Npltere bort enten eufetc euer imaa @rupper; men
S''un'Itri9t, lom naasoe oS ira 6ampenS Stueplaos, laoSe
D. pUen' Dapoe beboIot Wiarten. ~9tangerne par Seirberrcr.
"S9oor er On, Siu2" raubte Ell Gtemme, iom nj ,tror
sentlenote, ira 6ooen at siippsn.
NNSe9 CT her," iuareoe @areu.
Set er 9oot. Ri bar tratteret Subiouerpe tr,r.r a..
pGt.~ " S"' S'''9'e CT lnpne