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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
ANOTHER ONE ON FAIR.

a MOck-Married Wife and . Couple Of
Babes Charged Up to tho Dead Million
Iation to the Late Sensfor-A Grossly
Deceived Young Dressmaker.
SAN Francisco, June 2Z.-A sensa-
tional story is published to the effect
that the late Senator Fair seduced .
young dressmaker named Miss Nc
Kenna by going through mock mar
rage with her in 1892, and that two
children are the result Mrs. Lobo,
who was ipstructing Miss McKenna at
the time, was a friend of Fairs, and
makes the following statement:
The marriage took place in 1892, in
my house. 1869 Broadway street. Oak
land. and 1 witnessed the ceremony.
Senator Fair brought a man to the
house with him to perform the cere-
I1ony, introducing him as Judge Cros-
by. but I doubt very much now wheth-
er it really was that gentleman. The
senator produced q license and read
it over. Apparently it was all right.
Then Miss McKenna and the senator
signed it. She wanted to keep the
paper. but he objected and insisted
on putting it in his pocket
and taking it away with him. They
were fond of one another, and was
pleased, thinking it a real love match.
He thought everything of her and did
up to the last-until his death.
think she was the love of his life. She
thought everything of him. too, poor
girl, and it broke her heart when she
found that he had deceived her. and
that the marriage was only mock
one. She was a good and virtuous
girl and when the senator found she
would not go off with him except as
his bride. he trapped her into an IL
legal marriage. He told me so when
the second child was born.
For a time after they were married
they remained here. but soon left for
Virginia City. The senator did not
stay with her all the time. He was
back and forth. He was not there
when the first child was born, but the
girls mother was The mother did
not ascertain, and does not know to-
day, who the father of her daugh-
ter's children really is. Miss Nc
Kenna would never tell her. In
Virginia City, Miss McKenna went
by the name of Mrs Murray. She
knew there was some reason for the
senator not acknowledging her as his
wife. but she trusted to his Judgment.
thinking everything would some day
be all right. Things went on in a
quiet way and she remained in Vir-
ginia City till a year ago this last
spring. when she came down to
Benecia. Shortly after her arrival the
second child was born, and 1 was
with her at the time. The child's
birth was registered under the
name of Murray. I demonstrated
at this. telling the senator he should
have his child properly registered.
Then he very decidedly and coldly told
me that his marriage with Miss Nc
Kenna was a mock one. and that he
would never acknowledge her as his
wife. He did not hesitate to acknowl-
edge the children were his privately.
but he did not wish to do so during hi
life
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THE MANITOBA SCHOOLS.
The Question Brought Up In the Domin
ion Senate.

The Question Brought Up In the Domin-
ion Senate;
OTTAWA, Ont. June Elm the sen.
ate. Tuesday night, Senator Bernier,
of Manitoba, moved for all the CORE
spondence on the Manitoba school
case. He declared that the schools
were not abolished because of their
inefficiency, but because of hostility
against Catholic schools. He pressed
for a remedial bill.
Senator Anglers, replying for the gov
ernment. said the correspondence, Il
there was any, would be brought
down. but said nothing as to the poll
cy of the government on the question
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CHINESE OUTRAGES
Cpon Foreign Missionaries at Cheng-1
Must be Redressed.

Cp,n Foreign Missionaries at Chens-Tu
Must be Redressed.
LONDON, June 27.-A special dis
patch from Shanghai says that details
have been received there of the out
RACES upon Americans and other for
eigners at Cheng-Tu, capital of the
providence of Szechuen, showing that
their sufferings have been appall-
ing. The viceroy of the prov
ince, it appears. encouraged
the Chinese mob to destroy
the missionary and other prop
erty. and it is reported that Chinese
official attempted to behead Bishop
Dunand. The French minister at
Pekin has sent an uitimatum to the
viceroy at Marking. demanding prompt
redress of the wrongs done to foreign
ers, and announcing that in the event
of noncompliance with the demands of
France, the commander of the French
squadron will be empowered to act at
his discretion.
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FLASHED IN THE pan.
The Great Republican Hippodroms -
Cleveland.

Tho Great Republican Hippodroms -
Cleveland.
Now that the session Of the repub-
lican league of clubs at Cleveland has
gone through all its fanfaronade and
completed what it called its work, it is
perhaps pertinent to inquire what it
all amounted to. The delegates who
attended it did not represent the POI
litical organizations of the several
states. and relatively few Of them
could be called in any sense repre-
sentative republicans. The league
modestly decided that 1t was not with
in its province to formulate platform
OF principles for the party in the next
campaign. but there was blow and
buster enough about the proceedings
from the opening speech Of the young
president to the closing hurrah to
make up for this disclaimer. The dele
gates talked and acted as II they
actually thought they represented
something except . few defunct torch
light clubs of the campaign of 1892.
The organization of these partisan
clubs between campaigns consists only
OF the officers who appoint themselves
delegates. It is even more clumsy
skeleton than the old militia organiza-
ton of the period before the war,
which consisted entirely of braided
brigadiers general all the year around,
except the day of old-fashioned gen
eraI training"
Perhaps it is well that the league
disclaimed any authority to speak for
the party, for certainly its manifesto
tions of loyalty to the repudiated Nc
Kinley protection doctrine would be
deemed in the next republican nation
al convention as very dangerous po-
litical proposition. The national re-
publican conventions of the past have
proven themselves adopts at the art of
lodging or straddling great political
problems. The next republican con-
vention may make mistakes. but it is
not likely to perpetrate the gross
error of apotheosizing the Mckinley
tariff, which so many distinguished re-
publicans have openly repudiated.
Not the least of those who have de-
serted is Thomas B. Reed. whose Ann
Arbor interview has not been forgot
ten. And he as speaker will, under his
own CURIOUS construction of the powers
of that Office, be the absolute dictator
of the policy of the new republican
congress on the tariff. 1t is, in fact,
not to the young skyrockets of Cleve-
land that republicans should look for
any prediction of the platform Of
the next campaign. The platform
will, of course, declare in favor
of whatever the new house of
representatives may do. And what
that body will do will depend entirely
upon what the portly Portland auto
crat thinks the house ought to do, for
under the republican theory the speak
err is not the organ of the house of rep
resentatives but its master.-Detroit
Free Press.
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SERIOUS CHARGES

Against the Managers of Gas Light Com
panies-A Receiver Wanted.
MILWAUKEE, June 27-Edward N
Andrews, of Seattle, Wash, in his ap
plication in the United States court
for n receiver for the Racine Gas Light
Co.. makes number of very serious
charges against the managers of that
corporation and of the Fond du Lac and
Oshkosh companies alleging conspiracy
and misrepresentation of funds in order
to make the stock which he holds in the
Fond ldu Lac, Racine and Hamilton
fOhIo) gas companies worthless.
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CHEEKY HARRY HAYWARD

Want to Collect the Life Insurance On the
Woman He Murdered.
MINNEAPoLIs. Mimi, June 2S.-Harry
T. Hayward. the condemned murderer
of Catherine Cling, has formally APP
piled to the New York Life and Trav-
ellers' Accident Insurance Co. for the
10000 insurance carried by his vic
tim. It is presumed this action was
taken to support his claims OF / in
nocence. Action will be taken by.sthe
executors of the estate of the murder
ed woman to have the assignment Of
the policies to Hayward set aside.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
FiREBUGS TAKEN IN.
Arrested by Detectives Upon Arriving from
Europe.

Europe.
New YORK, June 27.-Wh.n the
steamer Rhynland. of the Red Star
line, landed. shortly before o'clock
yesterday morning. she was boarded
by detectives who had warrants for
the arrest of two men who came over
in her. The men they were after were
Max Gluckman, the mechanic of the
frebug gang, and Adolph Herf. whose
confession has led to the arrest of sew
eral members of the gang. Both were
identified last March and disappeared
at the time. They were traced to Eu-
rope and Russia. and it was learned
ten days ago that they had started
back for this country on the steamer
Rhynland. The detectives took their
men off the steamer and brought their
to police headquarters.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
A MATTER OF DISCRETION

Indictments Against Railway Onion Men
May be Quashed..
WAsHrNaToN, June 27.-Attorney.
General Harmon has authorized the
United States district attorney at San
Francisco to exercise his discretion in
disseminating prosecutions against
American Railway union men under
indictments. The number of men in
volved is about l40, and the district
attorney says all proceedings except
three will be quashed. He has been
authorized to act as he deems best in
the premises.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

One of the party organs that
keep up perpetual political campaign
says: '.Thecountry is no longer threat
ened by that most dangerous of re-
publican contrivances-as surplus" No;
the Reed congress and the Mckinley
bill took care of that-N. Y. World.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04
SUGGESTIVE FLOTSAM.
Two Miles of Floating Cargo and wrecI

LONDON. June 2s.-The tug Albert
Victor, returning to Weymouth, re
ports that twelve miles southwest of
Portlandville, in the English channel.
she passed through two miles of float
ing barrels, boxes and loose wreckage
A carved mahogany table four feet
long and a quantity of wreckage have
come ashore at Godnor. 1t is pre-
Bumed that the vessel to which the
wreckage and floating cargo. etc. be-
longed, was sunk in collision will:
some other ship.
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THE GREAT NORTHWEST.
1t Was Acquired From the British by Fore



1t Was Acquired From the British by Force
of Arms.
IN 1776. when independence was de-
clared, the United States included only
the thirteen original states on the sea-
board. With the exception of a few
hunters. there were no white men
west of the Allegheny mountains, and
there was not even an American hunter
in the great country out OF which we
have since made the states of Illinois,
Indiana, Ohio. Michigan and Wiscon-
sin. All this region north of the Ohio
river then formed part Of the prov
ince of Quebec. It was wilderness
of forests and prairies, teeming with
game, and inhabited by many warlike
tribes of Indians.
Here and there through it were dot
ted quaint little towns of French
Creoles, the most important being De-
troit, Vincennes on the Wabash, and
Kaskasixia and Kahokia on the Il1i-
nois. These French villages were
ruled by British officers comma nding
small bodies of regular soldiers or Tory
rangers and Creole partisans- The
towns were completely in the power of
American states had actual possession
of a foot of property in the northwest
ern territory.
The northwest was acquired at the
time of the revolution only by armed
conquest, and if it had not been so ac-
quired. it would have remained part
of the British Do minion of Canada.
The man to whom this contest was
due was famous backwoods leader, a
mighty hunter, noted Indian fighter
George Rogers Clark. He was a very
strong man. with light hair and blue
eyes. of good Virginian family, who,
early in youth, emil arked on the adven-
turous career of a backwoods surveyor
exactly as Washington and SO MANY
other young Virginians of spirit did at
that period. He travelled out to Ken
lucky soon after it was opened up by
Boone, and lived there for a year,
either at the stations or camping by
himself in the woods. surveying, hunt
ing, and making war against the In
dams like any other settler; but all
the time his mind was bent on vaster
schemes than were dreamed of by the
men around him. He had his spies
out in the northwestern territory, and
became convinced that with a small
force of resolute backwoodsmen he
could conquer it for the United States.
When he went back to Virginia. Gov.
Patrick Henry entered heartily into
Clark's schemes and gave him authori-
ty to fit out force for his purpose
Theodore Roosevelt, in St Nicholas
Hand NlnutH.
s.How long have you been running
on the road?" he asked of the palace
car porter as the latter used the whisk
broom in q vigorous manner.
s.Bout ten Vars, sab, was the reply.
.Why don't you buy it out and run
it?n
.sWhat-dis hull railrode?"
YES"
why, de Lawd Dress yo', sab. de
capital stock of dis railrode is ober
eighty millyon dollarsl"
.'Yes. know"
s.And hain't bin able to make no
eighty millyon dollars in ten y'ars-of
co'se not.
mo? That's too bad, and II wcre
you I'd quit che Job and look for some,
ching that paidi.-Detroit Free Preaa.
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WIN Probably CO This Time.

S,No SiSti. -. K, .fune s..-Har,lca
sage. of Sing Sing prison. will to-day
send out, for the fourth time, invita-
tions to the witnesses who are to be
present at the execution of DR.. Blu
chanan. the wife murderer. on Mon
day next Buchanan has given up all
hope and is completely broken down.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES
Formally Opens the international Railway
Congress.

Congress.
LONDON, June 27.-The Prince of
Wales, shortly after o'clock yester
day afternoon. formally opened the
International Railway congress in the
Imperial institute, Kensington. There
were present 500 delegates from all
parts of the world. The American
delegates were grouped in body near
the front of the hall, with the Stars
and Stripes floating over their heads
Near by were an Italian banner and
cmblems from West Africa and Natal.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

s.FAME," said Uncle Eben, ssam or good
deal laik any udder kim oh advertiser.
Tain no use ter q man onless he had de
right kim OBJ goods ter back it up wild. "
Washington Slar.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1895-07-04

PARIS, June e1--The civil marriage
ceremony of NJ. Alexander Dumas and
Mime. Require de Ia Bruyere was per-
formed in this city yesterday after.
noon.
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Seiterrcih:llu9ar

Seiterrcid. llugarn.
9uoapeit. Der 8sAIelTtabsn6s.
tiger Sllmai, pelder SabIreide Oepots
'einer Glisnten peruntreute, ipuroe Der,
baftet. Salmui le6te aui groBem
5uBs, Die Guursriidgause Der leBten
Sage Iheinsn ieinsn WunipulatioHen
Elm Gnoe gematt 81 bu6sn.
2ie3en. Tiir3lih N6enos puroe
lnier Srt bon elmer I2psren 8ranos
tatdftrop6s beimgsIuht, tpeIder ii2bsn
SduIsr iammt Observation-Disclosures
gum Spier fislen. Der auIopfernosn
Sbdtigteit Der bieIigsn uno Der bsn1@.
bartsn SSeusrtpe6ren bon Sroniag Got.
tenmann, WeiBen6ah, IOmont etc. If
eS gu ounten, oaB Bel Der groBen Iro.
den6eit oas llngiiid nidt grDBere 0i.
men'ionen argenpmmen bat. GQe Cs:
trsioeooredtbe uno cine sroBe 3a6l pon
Vteb limb gu 9runoe ~gegun9en.
Seoenburg. Sn lloparo (Go.
mitdt Seoenburg) fam Elm 6eller gum
Iusbru6, pelhss in Solge oe5 beyr,
'6enoen Winoes nab tur3er ,3eit 80
Wubnhduisr nebit iGmmtliten g8irt6,
lfaftsgebGuosn uno ben Sru6toorris
then eindIaerts. Der Sfaoen triift
Die 9epo6ner um 10 Barter, aIS Den
8srluitsn tsine 9srIifsrungsn gsgsns
iiberIteben.
Wienerz NeuItaot. Ourd
cine auf benz S6iebIeloe erplooirenos
9ranate, bic Der Qrbeiter SoIef 90
bias ~gefunoen, uuIge6oben unO pisoer
tpea9eporfen bate, puroe Der Maun
grGBIi6 %peritiimmslt. Der refte Sbers
ihentel puroe inn our6IfofIen, Die
linte Sano abgeriiien uno oa5 refte
2luge 5erIt0rt; iiberoies erlitt Der
IermIte mebrfahe dnoere 9~ertebungen.
gr tuuroe nod lebeno in's Spitul ges
6rdht.
Sbwei,.
8aieltabt. Quf elmer Ges
i9dftsreiie i'm Iusldno Itarb Sery
Suit. SennsS immotb, elmer Der G6efs
Der 8anofabrit 9urt6arb, Gem &
Co., uno beliebtsr 4ltbasler.
Hiopalben. sc biloete Ii9 cine
Streitsenohenihaft Der 0ilteninbas
Der, Die ourh ben leBten 2anosges
Misunderstanding in i6ren Hs6ten ges
iamGlert poroen Iino. Sic 9elau9t
nit Der Streitfrage ans 9unossges
ri6t.
ct. 8allen. 4m 1. Ropember
tpuroe Der reue Sa6nbof gu Rupperss
nil besogsn.
unterpulbs. Sn Ss6rIitsn
(Stans) ssristb einsm ansate bsim
Wfoittrinten unbeadtet cine WeIps in
ben Suls uno tad i'm; ipslei9 I9pol
Der Sals auf, es iteaten ii6 Qt6smbes
IAperoen elm, uno ebs man Gr3tli4s
Stlfs Iufen tonnte, erfolgte Der Grs
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elm erpahIenes trdftigss MGo6en bon
elmer Weipe in bic Sinseripibe gsItos
den; Iofort tpuroe IS mStdrrtrdnpi
ergriffen uno mar na9 elmer Stunbs
cine Geihe.
3iirih. Dem Stattbalteramt
pfdffiton purbe, pie bic rSiriher
Dot" meloet, bon benz 9iirgermsiIter
elmer elidiifIden 9emeinos iibsr einsn
4nsetlaaten mitsetheilt, bab berielbs
bier blob Ooriibergebenb seboren lpor,
ben uno 5eit ieiner 9eburt uls &orbs
tls4tsr berumge5ogen isi".
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Ste grnBe Ssrticfun8

ocs Nt0omione lit 1900 Sub tisf. Sic
II ou@gebO.t Ous hnrtsm oultaniifem 9e.
itcu. Str ibnut uud) oorite len, ,pie piele
Niitioueu Sabre bieS g~eeauelt hat. rs 1T
cine iuunoerbare Combination in Sorm uno
Narbe. SIR ioltet es leheu. Slelle,ht oaB
tbr es cmmol uorhabt. IS lit bitter. btes
,Ealr eprtbln iu rCiicu; benn Die Babnpreile
iiEo riehrIQ.S dIdt 6 Cts on Charles g..
see, Ten Benercals4 aiio9ieraaenteu ber
&ortbtru Gacliic gtisubabu IN ct. Iaul,
Mimi, iur ctu 5ourlitersBud oes Ydrts.
3p9artp, 2lO Glart Street, wiro euh Ole
Tdbrrrcile anSebeu. 32bo
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9ubapeIt t. Der 8sAIelItubsn5s.
tiger Sllmui, peIder Sablreife 0epots
Isinsr Glisnten peruntreute, puroe Der,
baftst. Salmui le6te aui groBem
5uBs, bic Goursriidganse Der IeBten
Sage iheirsn ieinsn WunipuIatioHeH
- L.. - ILL.,
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slrdticllultr I.

80 ITO Del EaIiirer Der Ros
i.od3r 8e!uerbabanf, Sebl Der lpegen
l!atsrit.ogung bon 10000 M}art 5ur
&lit 9ebra6t mar, hat ijh i'm Inter
iUtungss,idn9niS erAIn3t.
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NDcr's
SDcrrD= HcctprQl

fam, lperu man cS in ben crItcn Staoten
Der AlS;cbuln1 anp'noct, Den lueiterrI
6ortlIritt oicier &ranibeit auibalteu, uno
iclbIt in lpdtcrcn StaOien Hubert eS ben
b,idpcrlihcu Sniteu, ulo perihaiit sr.
iriihcnoeu StlaI. IS itmedt angruebm.
broubt unr III Bcringcu SOicl gcnomnen
III mcrocr, mo it0rt meocr Die &eroaulns
nod irgcuo cine auocre ~rtgclmGBi8e Suufs
ton oiS a6yperS. Scoe Camille lolte iih
iir pl0elibe 6due nit Nper'S Gberrp.
@tctorul pcricbcn.
SD ocbraudc &ucr'S Sberrp.B Electoral
lett ulclel JahrCu III mtintm NolIe, uno
tuun CS ;uucrildtltt cmpleblen els EN-
Ntiltet iiir ale llebCl, wtlhe cS III beilen
pcripriht. Sh u~crtuule IcOeS Sahr mebr
oauol, uuo mCile SWnOeu betratten Is ais
pds bette allcr &uitcumittel. - 2. ".
Yarent, G.uccnsburn, q. y.
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Mpcr's
Gberrpz &ectDrQl

Niuoct ieileS @leiden niht III Der raltsl
pimoermg mo baloisen Seilnns bon 6r'
iaitnnn Suiien, Sauti5er Sraune, Oct
fnfei!, Stimmenpcriuf, Vrecigers9al
psh, NIDna, Yruibrdune. grippe mr.
nn0ern acbl. mo ymugcniibcln. Us lpt.
cl8 ole bette SuitcUs9ryuei BON berpors
rlgaaoen s(cr;teu cmpiOblcn, uro 1T bel
Sdumeul, Shauipiclern, Yreoisern NIB
Qebrrru btiicbt. IS bcihiptttigt bic ent.
;jiSctru G5chdutc, l0It ben Shleim, tbut
81 tHn-N Ginhalt ul0 iiihrt Sdlai herbei.
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GadIfcU.

Gbemnib. 0itier Gage 1T Die
ie,sr,ite 8erpilittuu3 uno ginpeis
lung oe8 5errn Re gErun8srdt3s 4. D.
Rtt1ro Sermann G2g5sr aus Gltens
burg o!s Sirgsrms Ter u~nierer Staot
in 8egenlpdrt Der Nerren oss Staotz
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9reifenberg. Bel Der 5eier
bes Stiftungsfeites in Der aula oes
9pmnaIums iibsrrsihte 2~dnoratb Or.
BON Sbaooen Der Shule Elm Bib ocs
pe~rItorbenen Directors YrpfeHor Or.
Riemunn, pelhes bon iriberen Shl>
Tern oesIslbsn bei6afft lit, uno in Der
qula neben benz 8iioe oss eritsn Die
rettors prufeIiur Or. Campo isinen
plub finoet.
@reifspulb. Der Prioatoos
cent proTeiIpr Or. @il6elm Miiaer lit
gum orbentlidn YrpieNor ernann.
ipprben uno oemielben bic oura BEN
Sob oes prpfsFprs Or. 8erItdder Irei
ssporosne Yrofehur fir Geologic ilbsr'
trdgen poroen.
8plberg. Sas bieIise 0omz uno
9eals@ pmnaiium i4uut auf cine 80.
iGbriae iesensreihe Sbdtigteit 5urlid
uno iino bsrsits 3ablrsi4e fril9srs
S6iler Der @nItalt bier eingetroffsn,
UNI an Der Subslfeier t9eil8unsbmsn.
&DsIin. Dieter Gage felsrt bic
hiefiae faihoIiIhs @sms!nbs bas Islt
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u d { | H r.

&ittmeiter Geinen Sreuno porHel.
leno): vWtein Sreuno Suso Bal.
bling, Gebnun9sbeamter!"
Dame: rSit Der Serr aud Elm 10
i6neioiser Reiter, pie Serr Iittmei,
iter?"
Rittmeiiter: 30, Der 1T nod
ldnelolger Der reitet auf ieoem
Pienni9 'rum!"
Der bOie Selesrapb.
Griter 6aOet; On ia9tef mir bod,
Oh betdmlt 800 Mart BON Seinem
alten, uno ieBt limbs nur 5O!"
3melter 6aoet: ,2leb - babe nm
800 t%ele9rapbirt, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
lsoenIalls cine Nul ~uersehen!"
Sasto6enoe@aiisr.
5rau: vgsarum iprin9t Su 10
plOBllh aus Der &ii6c!"
Wann (ltuiiter): yg8cil oas
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