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The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
Associate Justice Brewer. Of the United
States Supreme Court, Has Ac-
cepted the Appointment.
ENGLISHMEN ARE PLEASED
THE JUDGES SELECTION APPROVED
BY THE LONDON PRESS.
New Years Greeting to America and
the President Correspondent
Smalley Again Much Worried.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30--Judge Brewer.
of the Supreme Court, has been rendered
and has accepted place on the Venezuelan
commission.
Official communication from the venezue-
Ian government came in the mail received
here to-day, but, SO far as could be learned,
they presented no new phase Of the situa-
ton. The mail left Caracas five days after
President Cleveland's message on the Vene-
zuelan question, so that there was ample
time for the government to take any step
necessary to communicate with this govern
ment. Ministex Andrade did not go to the
State Department during the day, which
appeared to confirm the view that the Vene-
zuelans are in passive attitude pending
the development of the policy of the United
States. General Ulsar, of Venezuela. called
on Mr.. Andrade to-day and discussed the
affairs Of their country. The General has no
official connection with the Venezuelan gov
ernment, and his trip to this country is
wholly in a private capacity. He is a
wealthy merchant who married the daugh-
ter Of DR.. Ubanja, the Venezuelan agent at
London during the negotiations with Lord
Salisbury.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

NEWARK. N. j., Dec. 30.-Fire broke out
late tonight and Is still burning i'm the
Kinney building. The building was occupied
by the Western Union and Postal Telegraph
companies. and the D.. L g. W., and the
Erie railroad companies; New York &
Greenwood Lake Railroad Company;
Hayw0rth. Engle & Clark, ciothiers; Charles
Charles's cafe. At this hour the structure
is almost In ruins and much of the contents
have been destroyed.
ALEXANDRIA, La, Dec. 30.--St. Fran
els Xavier's Catholic Church and the pas
toral residence of Rev. Father Menard, in
cluding his valuable library, were destroyed
by fire this morning. Loss. $4,000; insur-
ance,' 5000 Three mercantile houses at
Boyce-Johnson & Heinrichs's, Jackson &
Williams's and j. NJ. Grisson's-were de-
stroyed by fire. Loss. $4,000; insurance
light.
NEW YORK. Dec. 30.-Frre broke out to-
right in Hoffman Brothers Office building
No. 70 Duane street. and before ii could be
controlled did damage to the extent of
$4,000. Its origin Is unknown. The heavi-
est losers by the fire are Louis c. Wagner
and the Amberg Letter File Company
Nearly all the losses are covered by insur-
anCe
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
COBLENTZ
Tells Of the Great Number Of Tobacco Users
lie Has Cured Testimonials That Can
not Be Delied-Not a Single Failure
Recorded, but Thousands Of
Cures Already Announced.

OF the 5000 people who have received the
free trial package OF the Oxygen Tobacco
Cure 12,000 have already reported, and ev-
eryone said that he was cured.
This is all that could be asked. and no
better recommend could be given to the
public. If such report VIII not give
confidence nothing will. Nothing but trials
prove facts.
All tobacco users will never be able ts
give up the use of tobacco. They recognize
it as useless practice. expensive and re-
pulsive, but they hardly have will power
enough to quit unaided. They have a GER
tain amount of delicacy about taking a
cure. They just hate to try it, that Is all.
But if they keep on using tobacco other
things will happen that they hate worse
than taking the Oxygen Tobacco Cure.
There will result loss of health, loss Of
friends loss of usefulness. loss Of business.
Oxygen Tobacco Cure will cure you at
once and save you those dreadful expe-
riences. Try it without delay and be cured.
That other so-called cures have failed is
no reason that this will not cure you. All
our testimonials are certain and reliable.
The time ordinarily required for the cure
of the tobacco habit is from ten to thirty
days. Some few cases require longer time
than this, but the results are certain IL the
medicine is used as directed.
All forms OF tobacco habit-smoking,
chewing, using snuff and the deadly cigar
cite habit-have been cured by the Oxygen
Tobacco Cure.
Do not delay using 1.-THE longer you do
the worse 1t is for you. Begin now before
the disease takes too deep a hold on you.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
obituary..

NEWKIRK, Ok, Dec. 30.-George Apper-
son, formerly correspondent of the ST Louis
and Chicago newspapers, died at the home
OF his father here to-day of heart failure
He was born at Mattoon, ILL.,, in 1859 and
educated at the Bloomington Ill) Wesleyan
University. He was resident correspondent
at Washington, ID. c., for various dailies
since 1887.
JAMESTOWN, N. Y, Dec. 30.-Col Thom-
as L. Cluney, chief of the jamestown ire
department since the incorporation of the
city. died to-day, aged fifty-seven years
Colonel Cluney enlisted as private in
Company A, Forty-ninth New York Volun-
teers. When mustered out at the end of the
civil war he had reached the rank of colo
mel.
San Francisco manager for w. r. Grace e.
Co. and Chilean vice consul. died to-day
LONDON, Dec. 30.-The Times announces
that Mrs. Sterling. the actress, died Satur-
day evening.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31


Ex-Congressman Benjamin Butterworth
was arraigned in Police Court yesterday
charged with having assaulted Jake Costa,
a banana peddler. The lawyer was on his
way to his Office yesterday forenoon in his
carriage, and seated at his side was his
wife. An Italian who was crossing the
street with bunch OF bananas on his
shoulder was struck by the ex-Congress-
mans horse. The Italian fell and the
bunch of bananas slipped TO the pavement.
Then the horse stepped on the bananas.
and. after sthrashing around like coun-
tryman on a pair Of roller skates. finally
dropped on his sde kicking wildly with
his banana-covered hoofs.
When the horse was on his feet again
Costa, the Italian, grasped the bride and
demanded pay for his bananas. General
Butterworth left his carriage and became
involved in an argument with the fruit
vender. The lawyer declared that the Ital-
ian was to blame for the accident and
that he would not pay for the ruined ba-
nanas. The Italian talked back. and Gen.
Butterworth is said to have struck him.
Patrolman Browne arrested the lawyer
and carried him TO the Police Court. where
he pleaded not guilty and had the case
continued.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
CABRAL WILL FIGHT.
Will Not Allow Interference with His
Territory I'm BRAZIL.

NEW YORK, Dec. a.-Special corre-
spondence to the World from Georgetown,
Demerara, dated Dec. II, says: Intelligence
has just been received from Mapa, the
principal settlement without the Mapa ter
ritory in dispute between French Guiana
and Brazil, that Cabral, the self-appointed
chief of the territory has completed the
erection of substantially fortified forts at
Napa, Gochifour and Carsevene for the
purpose of forcibly resisting all interference
with what he claims as the independence
Of the territory. His army has been con-
siderably increased and his recruits are be-
ing regularly received. They have a great
deal of arms and ammunition.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
Lumber Companie. Eail.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.-This afternoon three
lumber companies assigned in the County
Court as result Of the failure of the
Farson & Libby Co. They were the City
and c. w. Roehm 4 Co. No statement as
to the assets or liabilities OF these concerns
was fled All of them were branches or
feeders of the Farson & Libby Co. The
assignees said the liabilities of the branch
companies were small and that they were
formed mainly to assist the main COM
panies in disposing OF their goods and in
drumming up bushes sfor the main con-
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

posed OF one member from each State and
that the commission shall meet quarterly.
The details of the work OF the commission
are to be left to a committee OF five. which
shall be in constant session. The members
of the committee are to receive the same
remuneration now given the members Of the
commission, while the other members Of the
enlarged commission are TO be paid only
for the time actually spent in the govern
mel ina
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
1t VIII Call for 100000, 900, and the
j. Pierpont Morgan Syndicate
VIII Furnish the Gold.
PROTEST. AGAINST TARIFF
AN ARGENTINE Diplomatic SENDS A
LETTED TO MIR. VOORHEES,.
He Thinks There Should he No Duty
Imposed on Wool from South
American Republics.
WASHINGTON. Dec. sn.-The,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3O.-There is now no
reasonable doubt that another bond issue
has been fully agreed on and that the de-
tails Of a contract with a syndi .ate, of
which Mr.. j. Pierpont Morgan the head,
has been arranged, so that nothing remains
to be done to carry IL into effect but for the
Secretary OF the Treasury to sign his name
thereto. Thus he Presid snt IS preparing
for an emergency, aud there is no doubt
that should heavy Withdrawals IF gold for
export again set in another issue would be
announced. The fact that there have been
no Withdrawals for export within tie last
several days, although sterling exchange
has ruled at or above the shipping point,
gives credence to an opinion held in the
treasury circles that the market has al
ready begun to feel the syndicate influence
against exports.
The amount of the hex. issue, it is al
most certain, has been tiSed at $lJJ .e10,
and 1T is believed HAT the terms of the.
contract are rather more favorable 10 iha
government than those under wnict the
last issue was made. In this connection it
Is recalled that between Aug. T. 1861 the
date on which the national debt reached it's
highest point, and March l. 1893, the
amount of the government outstanding eb-
legations was reduced by S1,Ss1.3o7.s To
accomplish this reduction bonds we're pur-
chased to the amount of 770.SC9,iIO OF
this amount 1921 $3.50. 300 were purchased prior
to 1879. and s+46. 459, $50 since that date
The treasury to-day lost $714S0O in gold by
redemptions leaving the true amount of the
reserve s63, 1872. 351.
Mr.. Allen, at the request of Senator
rhurston. introduced bill prohibiting the
issuance Of bonds by the United States un-
less 1t shall by resolution declare the neces-
stv for them
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

RUTHvEN, Ont, Dec. 3o.-Captain Nc
Queen on Saturday last discovered a sunk
about six miles east of Pellee island, where
1t had evidently been sunk very recently,
as the spars had not been damaged by
in the storm OF the 1lth inst. while run
ming before the gale, and from the appear
ance of the wreck it Is believed that all
on board perished, there being no means
of escaping on account OF large quantities
of floating ice
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
Peak Get. His Commission.

KANSAS CITY No., Dec. 3o.-Jonn L.
Peak, United States minister to Switzer-
land. received his commission from Wash
ington to-day and left with his wife and
three daughters on a Missouri Pacific train
for Georgetown, Ky. They viii stay week
or ten days in Georgetown and then go to
Washington and from there TO New York.
Mr. Peak and his family will sail from
New York Jan. %. Minister Peak will
be Joined in New York by w. r. Hereford,
who will go TO Switzerland with him as
his nriVafe secretary
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

GUTHRIE, o. T., Dec. 30-C HAYDEN.
who has immense pastures along Grand
river, reports having had over four hundred
head of cattle drowned by the floods of
the past week and says Jack Riley lost two
hundred head and Joel Bryan as many
more and others small numbers and Ii Is
believed that fully one thousand head or
more persisted in the Usage reservation
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
DingIey Confers with Senators.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 30.-Chairman Ding
ley, of the ways and means committee, was
in the Senate to-day. making canvass of
the leaders to see what prospect there was
of action on the two bills that passed the
House last week. He finds that the Repub-
licans seem to be quite anxious to pass the
tariff bill at an early date. Among others
with whom he conferred were Senator's,
Morrill, and Allison, of the finance commit
fan
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

CINCINNATI. Dec. 3o-A strike of Coo hod-
carriers and 800 bricklayers has been or
dered here for "Wednesday. The contractors
gave notice that after ian. the brick
layers would be reduced from 5t15c per
hour to i5 cents, and the hod-carriers from
81 cents to 25 cents. Both organizations
met to-day and decided to strike for the
old scale
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

IL 2:i0 noon, u:2e p. m.
Arrive 81. Louis-5:i2 p. m. 500 y. m.
700 p. m, 100 a. m.
Parlor car on n:4o noon train daily ana
local sleeper on II 20 y. m. train daily TOR
Evansville and 81. Louis open 70 receive
passengers at $50.
Ticket ofices. No. <s West washington
street. No. q Jackson place and unioa
oro. n ROCKWELL D. P. A
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

Popular nt Dubuque.

DUBUQUE, Ia. Dec. So.-'rhe Rev. c. o.
Brown. who is now in trouble in San Fran
cisco, was four years pastor of the First
congregational Church here and was very
popular. His stay here is noted for his war
on the Rev. Mott, of the Second Presby-
terian Church. whom he accused of plagiar-
izing Talmage's sermons. He is an able, ag-
gressive minister and his friends here can
not believe that he Is guilty. They gen.
orally look on the case as one Of blackmail
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
STRICKEN WITH TYPHOID.
Duchess Of Marlborough Very Ill mt
Rome with Fever.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.--A dispatch to the
World. from London. says: The young
Duchess of Marlborough is very i'll in Rome
with typhoid fever. A private letter received
from there to-day announces that the fever
was contracted while she was in Spain.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

CHILLICOTHE, o., Dec. 3o.-Wilham
Everhart, yesterday, near Bainbridge Ross
county, with a shotgun killed Arthur jones'
aged fifteen. Jones, in his ante mortem,
said the shooting was malicious. Everhart
said he bet Jones he could shoot his hat
off his head without hurting him. Jones
won the bet but lost his life.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

NEW YORK, Dec. 30.-A special dispatch
from Boston to The Evening Post says:
1T was impossible to borrow money here
to-day. The banks would not accept Pull
man stocks as collateral at per cent. Sew
eral banks have applied to clearing houses
for certificates.
There Is suspicion that money is be-
ing boarded to buy the expected new gov
ernment bonds'
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
GeneraI Notes.

WASHINGTON. Dec sO.-The President
to-day nominated Joseph H. Outhwaite. OF
Ohio, to be a member OF the Board Of Ord
nance and Fertilization.
Joseph Scott was to-day appointed post
master at Sterling, Marion county, vice
Jermiah Sutton, resigned
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

The following articles of association were
filed with the Secretary OF State yesterday:
The Mexican Coffee-growers' Association.
of East Chicago: capital $4,000. The Perry
Sander Company, of Eikhart; capital, $so,-
eco. The Sullivan Mercantile Association,
of Sullivan; capital stock. $4,000.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
Po.tomce safe Burglari.ed.

CHICAGO. Dec 3O.-Safe-blowers entered
the postoffice at Highland Park last night.
and postage stamps amounting to between
$1,000 and $1,700. From the appearance of
the. safe 1t Is believed dynamite was used,
and the work appears to be that Of profess
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
A Nicaragua Canal BIZ.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Perkins
to-day introduced a Nicaraguan canal bill
in the Senate. 1t provides that the capital
stock shall consist of one million shares at
500 each, and is on the line Of the Bar
ham House bill
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

The annual election of officers OF the
Indianapolis Press Club will be held Thurs
day afternoon, at o'clock, at the club
rooms In the Denison Hotel. A full attend
ance is desired.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

BOSTON, Mass. Dec. 30.-The American
Memorial Monument Association put into
ment for national monument TO Dr. 8 F.
Smith. author OF America" The site OF
the monument will be In Boston or Wash
fngton. The children OF American schools
will be asked to contribute
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
stephenson Granted n New Trial.

NEW YORK. Dec. so.-The general term
of the Supreme Court has reversed the
Judgment and ordered a new trial in the
rs :. OF Police Captain John T. Stephenson.
VINO was convicted Of accepting bribes and
sentenced 10 term of three years and
$1,000.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
Buying War Supplies.

NEW YORK, Dec. 30-A special to the
World from Caracas, Venezuela, says: The
Venezuelan government is negotiating in the
United States for war supplies. Four heavy
guns have been sent from Caracas to for
tify the harbor at Maracaibo.
The special commissioners appointed to
arrange an alliance of South and Central
American republics against England are
ready to depart.
A rumor comes from Colombia that the
Spanish minister to Bogota has been es-
corted out of the country by a troop of
soldiers because he made protest against
the government giving to the British minis
ter his passports.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

Chicago Recor

Chicago Record.
"Why do they call him feather
weight""
HE uses a quill pen!'
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Voor-
hees has reconsidared his original decision
to call a meeting Of the finance commit
tee for tomorrow and to leave the deter
mination of the time for considering the
revenue bill and bond bills in committee
to Senator Morrill,, the new chairman of
the committee. 1t is now considered prob
able that meeting will be held on Thurs
do
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

For Throat Diseases and Coughs
Use Browns Bronchial Troches Like all really good
tings, tney ale initiated. The genuine are sold only
In boxes.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

adds, Russia is prepared to facilitate the
United States loan with her own gold re-
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

WASHINGTON, Dec. S0.--A bill introduced
In the Senate to-day by Senator Chandler
has for it's purpose the enlargement of the
Interstate-commerce Commission. 1t pro-
vides that the commission shall be COM
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
Russin and Frnnce Promixe AID.

VIENNA, Dec. 30.-The st. Petersburg cor
respondent of the Neue Free Presse tele-
graphs that Russia and France have actual
ly promised diplomatic support of the United
States in the Venezuelan trouble and he
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31

The best and purest is sought by all Be
sure TO order Huyler's Cocoa and Chocolates
from your grocer.
The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-31
MRS. pAvnDsoN's CAREER.
She In Said TO Have Once Served n
Term In Prison.

BOSTON, Dec. 3o.-A Mary A. Davidson.
whom the police believe to be identical with
the woman who is accused of blackmail-
ing the Rev. c. o. Brown. of San Francisco.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
Gin Wdodenm0roer.

Sn 3trt9 tpo6nte felt sSabren Elm itdliez
ntf9er Siiofrii6tebGnbler unb 8aitanienbrdz
ter, Der IN Der 9td6e bes YplDte6tttl1ms cine
Werfdufsb1&De bate, dber feline Maaren metit
in ben StraBen fetlbot unO gum 8ertauf GUS
rtef. Gr mar Sung unb Dit betannt unter
Dem SpiBnamen ySruba", ben er ft6 3uqez
3ogen, neil er, tpenn er nit Ieinem nit 5ratz
ben beld0enen Wagen bur9 bic StraBen 3oq,
Die &dufer nit benz unermiiblt9en &ufe:
n&aufPS Sruba! Sruba!" on3uloden 1uAte.
@r erfreute it9 gutter &unb19aft unb ipurbe
alS eth harmlpfe Ter, gutter &erl betra4tet.
&inbern, Die ibm folgten unb Tebn1it9ttq
D%erlongenO auf bic appstttli4en Srii3to
bltdten, f4entte er cine Sraube pber Strange;
er tonnte aber au9 bDie perben iiber 0uben,
bic i'm nedten unb t6m fetnen SptBnamen
5%uriefen, Sn friiberen Sa6ren bate ft9 bic
fer Staltener au9 ais 8Gnfel1dnger prpbnz
5irt. 9iefer vSruba" = fem eigentlt6er
Name 1T Mtdrceuo Mlbertint, gebiirttg aus
Ganetto, proptn3 Mfantua, So Sabre dit
1tBt gegenpdrttq in rnter1 u9ungsbdft unter
Der f4peren ACKNOWLEDGING, baB er Der
urbeber bes f3euBlt9en MGb9enmorbes fet,
Der itf, tpie %9etnelbet, in 3iiri9 eretgnete.
9as betlagenstpert6e Spfer bas bieriGbz
rige Mdb6en elmer dr1nen Mrbeiterfamtlte
: mar, BON fetnem beittaGiI 9en MDrber err
fttdt unb bann grdBGi9 Der tiimmelt tporoen.
Sn btefem 3uitdnbe purOe es auf elmer
Wtefe aufgefunben. Ser Poli3et feblten en-
fGnglt9 ale Nn6altspunfte CUR @rmittelung
beg S5Gters; aber ben unermiibIt6en Nafz
for 3ungen gelang es dlmdlig, Qt9t in bas
9untel 31 brtngen. Snfolge bes fir ben
mutbmaBlt9en SbGter %geponnenen @tgnaIez
ments rtftete ft4 Der 8erba9t gegen @Gberz
tint, BON benz auSgefagt tpurbe, baB er i9on
pteoerbolt &tnoer an ft9 81 Ioden berIu9t
babe, @on benz ermprbeten MGbben lit feftz
geftelt, baB eS pieberbplt nit Srauben be-
i9entt poroen, unb man nimmt an, baB bie1e
BON benz Staliener berrii6rten, Der itb bd=
0urb baS Sinh 3atraulth macbte, 70 baB es
fetnen peroerbli9en 2odungen folgte.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08

3ped muB bod pobt ftuttgefunben baben,
benn tDte bdtte man fDnt 15z Bis 10000
Irmenter 10 pl0bGt6 auf etnem 6dufen
5ufammen 9aben ~tDnnen, Tim tie funitgere9t
ab3uf6ld9ten, Ser Mufftanb, penn Elm
iol4er itattgefunben bat, f9eint fretlt9 bur6
bic Siirfen berbet9efibrt, bds bungernba
@olt bur3 @tntretbung Der Steuern CUR
0er5peiflung getrteben tporben gu Iein, aber
obne alien 9runb, rein gum @ergniigen,
perben bod du9 tppbl in Der Siirtet feline
10000 Menf9en niebergema9t. Oas Gtgens
tbimlibe an pbiger 0dri telung 1T, bdb barr
in Nrmenier unb &urben als 8erbin0ete
erf3einen, no bod mad armenti9er 0ars
Iteuung bic &urben i'm 8unbe nit ben Sirs
fen bes 8lutbab angert9tet baben fo1en.
4noererfeits lGbt ft9 ntbt leugnen, baB Die
anfdngli9e @eigerung Der tiirftf9en Regie=
rung, Die dustpdrtigen MG9te an elmer I'M
terfu6ung Der Nngelegenbeit She'll ne6men
gu lafen, ~bebeutenbe 3neifel an Der 8t@ttg=
felt Der Dbtgen 0arteuung erpeden muB
penn man fih bieIelbe ni1t bur9 bic Mb=
netgung ertldren min, bur9 bic bon ben titr=
fti9en 8ebDrben geiibte @rprefung ben Duff
Ttanb als gers4tfertigt eri3einen gu IaKem.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-08
SdtdfaI elmer Rutne.

&us @tepr ptrb Der 80. ST. 8r," bert6s
tet. Die bon Stebr 3tpet 8abnftunben emit
fernte, umfangret9e &uine 2o1en1tein ging
icmmt benz ba3ugeb0rigen 8rau1ouie bor
Sturgeon bur9 &auf in bic 6Gnbe etnes neuen
8eiiber iiber, Set ieber mar bic 8uire BON
ben letpetligen 8eTiBern aGS nSteinbru3" be-
1iiBt porDen unb Der leBte 8rauer bate aus
Dem feften @eIteine Der Burg etnen grpBen
&eler gebaut unb aIS 8elertbiir BON Der
Burg cine eiferne 96iir b%erabgebDlt. Gs
tann I'M 8rrnDe nt3t Munber nebmen, penn
Der ieBige 8raubausbeItB tiger GbnGi9 tbat mte
letne 8prgGnger, Gum 8lide fir DaS ate
8aulpert erfubr nod our re9ter Set Der
&onferbator Der GentralzG ommtffiDn fir
grforf9ung unb @rbaltung Der &units unb
btItprti3en 0entmale ben neuerlt9 bea6fth=
ttgten Nbbru9. Gr fam ndb QO5enftein unb
fdnb beretts cine @n3abG italienii6er Mr6eiz
ter, bic auf elmer Nuti9e bic abge6ro9enen
Stetne Der Rutne bon benz 8ergtogel, ouf
pel4em bteieG6e itebt, in bas Sbal gletten
ltcBen. Dem Gtri9reiten bes &Onieroator3
ltno benz @ntgegentommen bes 8eftberS TT es
81 borten, tpenn Die EMIT 10 mG9ttgs Surg
Der 2ofeniteiner bor f~ernerer 3eritDru11g be-
pa9rt bletbt. Der aonierpator lt4erte ii9