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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
GOING TO THE NORTH POLE.
Prof. L. L. Dychc Proposes 60 Follow
the West Coast Of Greenland.

Prof. L. L. Dychc Proposes 60 Follow
the West Coast Of Greenland.
Prof. l.. L. Dyche, Of the Kansas Uni.
versity. who recently returned from a
trip to the far north with the Pcary cx-
pedition, says that he has received an
offer, and has practically decided to go
again In quest Of the north pole. Prof.
Dyche does not say who has offered to
assist him, but 1t is supposed that the
American Museum, under whose aus
pieces he Joined the expedition, has some
thing to do with II. He asserts that
nearly every previous expedition has
failed solely through lack Of proper
food supply. He hopes to have supplies
In unlimited quantities and does not fear
the cold. "Give me plenty to eat" he
says, "and think can get to the north
pole as easily as I got within 500 miles
of It. My idea Is to creep around tho
western coast Of Greenland and never
try to cross the ice mountains Of Green,
land, where Il Is next to impossible to
carry provisions. As l worked north, i
would leave provision storehouses no
thick that any man who entered that
country within ten years would be sure
to find plenty to eat. would thus work
around the coast until the point was
reached for the Inst grand dash to the
pole by slctlge or boat"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
SAVED FROM A WRECK.

colored Farmer Spikes Loose Rail
just In the Nick Of Time.
An east.bound Missouri, Kansas and
Texas passenger train carrying st. Louis
and Chicago slecpcrs and about fifty pas
scngcrs would have gone down forty
foot embankment and into a river five
miles southwest of Fort Scott. Kan, Sun.
day night but for the hcroism Of Perry
Hill, O poor colored farmer, who shortly
before train time discovered rail loose
from the ties. He ran three miles for as
sistancc and secured help Just In time
to allow tho train to pass. Not pnssen.
ger knew of the narrow escape. Hill
went to Fort Scott with proof Of his deed
from the section boss and mailed 1t to tho
of the road.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07

says q Washington correspondent. The
rules in question were framed for the
purpose Of enabling Speaker Reed to
count a quorum" and put a period to
filibustering at n time when Republicans
had very narrow majority, and the
Democrats, under the leadership Of
Crisp, Hatch, Mcmillan and other skill
full parliamentarians, made q desperate
effort to prevent legislation. Tho en-
forcement Of the rules won for Reed the
soubriquet Gear" With the aid Of tho
Reed rules and an iron nerve the Speak.
or was able to enforce majority rule, and
the necessity of some such provision for
the expediting of business was acknowl.
edged by the substantial Endorsement of
the much.criticised rules by Mr.. Reeds
successor the succeeding four years.
Now, however, the Republicans have an
Overwhelming majority and more latitude
will be given members for individual Of
fort and parliamentary sparring.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
FEARS FOR A STEAMER.
Fifty.iive Days Ont from Tacoma m
Still No Tidings Of Hef.

Fifty.6ve Days Ont from Tacoma and
eti11 No Tidings Of Hef.
There are still no tidipgs from the miss.
ing steamer Strathnevis, which cleared
for Yokohama Oct. II, and left Victoria
the next day. She IL now Afty.fve days
out from Tacoma. The Strathnevis made
two trips on the Northern Pacific Line.
She carried cargo Of 1900 tons of gen.
eral freight and had passenger list Of
10 Chinese, most Of them being mer-
chants from Chicago, New York, Buffalo,
Boston and Philadelphia. Five deportsd
Chinese from Washington and Montana
were also OH board. The Strathnevis
was commanded by Capt. James Pattie,
whose officers are as follows: Chief
officer. James Duncan; second officer,
w. Robertsoun; third officer. w. McFar.
land; chief engineer, J. Rose; second en-.
gineer, A. Bell; third engineer, ]. Coul.
ter; fourth officer, J. Love; purser, ]. Nc
Donald. With passengers and crew the
number Of persons on board was about
$50.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Four Vessels Missing.

At Port Townsend, WASH. much ap.
prehension IL felt for the British steam
ship Gorxdd, Capt. Mead, now out forty.
five days from Singapore. This II tho
third steamer which IL unaccounted for
on the Northern Pacific Ocean, the 9TH
ers being the T. Eskdale and the Strath.
nevis, bound westward. 1t Is feared that
these vessels and the British ship Lord
Brassey foundered In the violent typhoon
which swept the China Sea on Nov. II
and 10, thus causing loss of 100 lives
aud property valued ut 81 ,250,O00.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
RESPITE FOR AN AMERICAN.

Secretary Olncy Secures q stay for
Mac stuart Who shot Policeman.
According to dispatches from the City
of Mexico. Monday was the date set for
the execution Of Mac Stuart, an Amcri-
can ranch manager, convicted of shoot
ing q policeman and sentenced to death
by the Superior Court Of chihuahua. The
condemned man. however, recently man.
agcd to get his case before Secretary
Olney, who instructed the American Con.
sui TO secure postponement of the sen.
tcnce pending investigation by the State
Department. Stuart's claim was that he
mistook police officer for footpad, that
the officer was about to shoot him when
he pulled his own six.shooter. Stuart
was about to be- executed by shooting.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
STATE pApERs MUTILATED.
Autograph Fiends Found to Have Been
at Work ON Governmcnt Files.

Autograph Flends Found to Have Been
at Work on Government Files.
The Wholesale investigation through.
out the executive departments In Wash.
ington as to the stamp thefts has resulted
In the discovery that the autograph Hends
have been at work among the files. This
vandalism, 20 far as Is yet known, seems
to have been practiced principally in the
Interior Department. In the investiga.
ton By the secret service men It has been
discovered that the signatures Of many
great men, long since dead. especially
Presidents Of the United States, had been
cut from papers In the land Office.
Abraham Lincoln's autograph has been
especially sought after. These papers
are slowed away In the files, and 1t IL
hardly once a year that amy Of them are
needed, 90 that the discovery of the mu.
tilatlon In the ordinary course Of office
routine was improbable. Tho papers, In
many instances, have been rendered prac.
tically valuless by this nutilatlon, which
Ii very serious matter.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
BANKERS ARE WITH HIM.
Chicago Financicrs Indorsc the Policy
Of Cleveland.

Chicago Financicrs Indorsc the Policy
Of Cleveland.
Chicago bankers are unanimous In
their approval Of President Clevcland's
recommendation In his message that the
legal.tender treasury notes and the silver
certificates be withdrawn from circula-
ton and Cancelled and that the national
indebtedness which they represent be re-
funded into long. time bonds bearing q
low rate Of interest. The men Mt the
head Of Chicago financial institutions
agree entirely with the President In his
main propositions on the country's mon
etary affairs, and those who differ with
tho message as to details seem to think
that the President did not go fur enough
In presenting plan for the complete
reformation Of our system Of currency.
There IL no variance of opinion as to the
wisdom of tho retirement Of the green.
backs by means Of bonds.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
WASHED TO DEATH.

Five Persons Drowned ON the Mon0n.
Hnhcla River.
:. Five persons were drowned In the
Monongahela River below Brownsville,
Pa, about midnight Saturday night. Jo-
seph Pickup. Mrs. NJ. Mcintosh, Mrs.
Ethel Stevens, jacob Eskin aud Joseph
Mcintosh were returning from Browns.
vile TO their home ut Wood Run In u
skiff. They got too close to the steamer
James q. Blaine, which was coming up
stream, and the waves upset the skin,
throwing them all into the deep water.
Nothing could be done to help them In
the darkness. The mems bodies have
been recovered, but those Of the women
IRE still In the water.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07

Ohio, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Mis-
souri,, Illinois, and Colorado were among
the States represented at the annual
show of the Mid-Continental Poultry
and Pet Stock Association, which was
held in Kansas City. 1t was the largest
chicken show ever seen west of New
York. and compared favorably with the
great exhibitions that have been held In
Madison Square Garden.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Fair Heirs Sell Out,

The San Francisco Examiner says tho
collateral heirs of the estate of the late
Senator Fair have sold their interest to
the children for 100000, and agree to
abandon all of the rights guaranteed I'M
der tho trust clause of the will. The
compromise is said to have been effected
to give the direct heirs an important ad-
vantage in trial before jury.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
FOR The EAGLE.
4 COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World.
Feast Of Political, Commercial
and General intelligence
for Eagle Readers.
~. Louis Banks vicsim,xed.

! "A gang of mail.box robbers and foreers
chants and Ave or six banks have been
victimized out Of hundreds Of dollars.
Their scheme Is to extract letters from
the mail-boxes and open them and II they
are found to contain checks the checks
are raised. Endorsements IRE then forg-
cd on the backs of the checks and they
are presented for payment at the banks
on which they are drawn. 30 skillfully
have the forged Endorsements been that
not single instance has come to light
where payment has been refused on the
worthless paper by any st. Louis bank.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
CELEBRATIONS IN PANAMA.

Anniversary Of Independence IL Oh.
served In q Lavish Manner.
Festivities In celebration Of the indie.
pendence of Panama were on moro law
ish scale than ever before. The ncwspa.
pcrs deem the occasion opportune 10 pub.
llsh articles warmly encouraging Cuba.
The Isthmian Press says: Even while
we celebrate our independence Cuba's
cries reach our ears. In struggling to FREQ
herself Of the Spanish incubus she Is sim.
ply doing what all South America did"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Train Held Up In Texas.

Five miles north of Childress, Texas,
train No. 2, north bound on the Fort
Worth and Denver. was held up by two
men. Advices from Supt. Condo state
that the robbers got nothing, rs the mes
senger could not open the through safe.
1t is also stated that the two men have
been located and officers are close 10
them. No ona on the train was hurt.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07

Congress Is again In session. Promptly
ut noon Monday the Senate and House
nation and excitement. The greatest In
terest, of course, centered In the House,
where NO many old and familiar men,
bers are replaced by new men, and In the
organization of the popular branch. Mr..
Reed was elected Speaker. That was n
forcgOne conclusion. He received 23i
votes Of the total of 800. Mr.. Crisp had
05 votes, Bell q and Culberson I.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Manager Held Rcsponsible,

At New York tho court of comon pleas
sustained the verdict Of $500 obtained
by Mrs. Kate Iawler against Theatrical
Manager Il. Henry French. The plain
tiff's husband was kicked by horse used
In the play '"Thc Prodigal Daughter"
from the effects of which he died. The
court finds "that In an action for injury
by vicious animal the keeper of the
animal IL the responsible party"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
SEVERAL MINERS DEAD.

Crushed Under Tons of Falling Earth
aud Rock.
An accident, resulting In the loss Of
thirteen or fourteen lives, occurred ut the
mines ut lilly Foster, near Carmel, n.
T., Friday afternoon. Foreman Murtha
was descending into tho pit to take the
time Of two gangs Of labOrers, number
Ing thirty.fve men, who were working at
the bottom, when vast weight Of earth
and rock slid with the force Of an ava.
lanche from tho mouth Of the pit to tho
bottom, distance of 800 feet The earth
crashed over tho men with tremendous
force. Out of one gang Of eleven men
only five came out alive, and three Of the
men employed In another gang were
taken out dead.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Della Stewart Parnell Ill.

Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell, mother of
the late Irish leader, Is lying dangerously
III In Trinity Hospital, New York. She
has been failing since the brutal assault
was made upOa her at Bordentown, n. j.,
last spring. Mrs. Parnell had intended
to sail for Europe to visit her surviving
children.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Religions Congress- Scored,

icle says that In the Jesuit organ, the
Ccvita Cattolica, the Vatican will pub
lish an official note blaming retrospec-
lively the Chicago religious congress and
condemning the idea of similar congress
at the next Paris exposition.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
RETARDED BY BAD WEATHER.
No Inn provcmcnt in Trade Noted Over
Last Week.

Last Week.
II. G. Dun x Co.'S Weekly Review Of
Trade says: Business has not i'm.
proved, though there Is little change TX.
cept In the shrinkage Of prices, which
period Of inaction naturally causes. AT.
ter the extraordinary buying Of the sum
mer and early fall a marked decrease was
inevitable, and It IL yet too early In
most branches of business to Judge how
fur the future was anticipated In pur..
chases. Retail stocks are still reported
full in nearly all branches. with delayed
distribution In many on account OF I'm.
favorable weather. The movement If
crops Is only fair. both cotton and wheat
being largely kept back in the hope Of
higher prices, and there Is n prevalent
feeling that foreign imports will fill off,"
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Brutal Teacher Is Fined.

Asa y. Dunlap, n teacher, near Chad
ron, Neb., will be waited upon by a vigil
ance committee in case little Ella Bates
should die. For some trifing infraction
of the rules he beat the child In terrible
manner. Her father caused his arrest
and no was fined $50.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07

While Mrs. James Williams, of JEFF
fersonville, Ind, was dressing turkey
for dinner she found In the birds craw
a diamond solitaire the size of pea. The
fowl came from q farm close to picnic
ground. and 1t IL thought that 1t picked
up the jewel near there.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Poisoned for His Money.

Il. A. Sturgis, prominent Government
contractor at Fort Meade, :. d., was
poisoned. A large sum of money, known
Ia have been on his person, was missing.
Five persons have been arrested.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
New Counterfeit Detected,

4 new counterfeit 81 silver certificate
has been discovered. 1t is of the series
of 1891; check letter c; plate No. II; j..
Fount Tillman. register; ID. n. Morgan.
treasurer; portrait of Window; small
scalloped seal. The note Is much small
or In every way than the genuine.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
To Govern the House.

While the new Congress goes on record
as adopting the rules of the Fifty-frst
Congress, 1t can be stated with positive
ness that these rules will be softened
somewhat to suit the changed conditions,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Killed ON n Crossing.

Harris Shawk and Harry March, of
Lisbon. Ohio. were killed by train near
Leetonia while crossing the Fort Wayne
Railroad In u buggy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07

New Portuguese Minister.
Senior CyrillO MachadO has been ap.
pointed Portuguese Minister to the Uni.
ted States.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
Count Won Taafc Dcad.

Count Won Taafe, the Austrian states.
man, died at Ellischau, Bohemia, Fri
day morning.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07

Bricc Aids Hanover College.
A contribution of $1,000 has been made
by Calvin s. Brice to Science Hall, Of
Hanover College, In Jefferson County,
Indiana.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-12-07
GAS FROM STOVE KILLS THEM.
Rev. A. Heinrich and Wife Found Dead
mt Platte Confer, Neb.

Mt Platte Confer, Neb.
At Platte Center, Neb.. the Rev. A.
Heinrich and his wife were asphyxiated
was dying when neighbors forced the
door. They came from Louisville, Ky,
several years ago and IRE well known In
many States.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
5uderrdben in Wtsc6nfn.

SIN nG3ften Sabre fpG in Milnaufee
Der erfte prafttf9e 8erfu@ CUR @%ep;nnung
bon 3uder aus 3uderriiben angefteQt lperz
ben. W&an e%rtpdrtet bdrdus cine umpdl<
3ung in Dem Observation-Disclosures 8etriebe
I'M fiibli9en unb mittleren Miscon7in. @te
%otejentgen berii9ern, bic an Der g pibe beg
unternebnens iteben, iinb bic beften Musz
itbten fir cine gldn8enbe 3ufunft Der Gi=
ben3uderin6uItrie in Mtsconiin b~orbunben.
SIN D~erflofenen CONNER tpurben fiinfaiq
Stiide Qanb BON ie einem 6alben Mder in
berf3iebenen Sbetlen bes 1iibli9en Misz
conftnS nit .3uderriiben bebuut. Oas @rz
gebniB mar 10 erfplgret9, baB 1i@ iebt cine
9efeQ{3dft nit $4,000 Capital orqariz
itrt bat, INN 3uder gu fabrt3iren,- Der
Same Der @efeqf9oft 1T rMiscpn7in 8eet
Sugar @ompanp". Ser 1iibDft1i9e She'll
bon WtscDnitn Ion Defenders 9iinItig fir
ben 8du Der peiBer 3uderriiben fem. Ser
8oben lit ret9, let9t unb Idnbig. Inter
bemlelben befinbet fi6 cine &aIfiteinforz
nation ,tpobur9 Der 3uderge6alt Der HiiDe
1e6r gefOr0ert tperbe. Die Wiscon1iner Nii,
BEN finb bel feiter unb foliber, als bic in
fii6lt9eren Staaten ge5ogenen unb altb tbr
s3uderge6alt foG ftGrter fein. Die 1I5 CT
pertmente i'm borigen Sabre geoogenen Niiz
BEN folen II 9ro3ent 3uderge6alt gebabt
BADEN, mas iebr bieG tit, ba Der 3uderz
gebalt Der &iiben in anberen @eqenoen fe(z
ten me6r dls IA ProSent betragen ion. Der
~bergangene CONNER maj iibrtgens auberz
orbentlt9 giinitig fir ben &iibenbau, ba Ct
% Iberdus troden mar. Inter getpD6ns
lt9en l%mitGnben fam man 3pan3;J Sonz
men 8iben pro Mder e~r5telert. Der Durda
I9nittsprets betrdgt 81 per Some, tpordus
berbor9ebt, buB Der Riibenbau biel lobnsnz
Der fem pirb, al5 Der 8au BON GetreiDe
u. Der9G. Die Acknowledgment 5Dl Suz
erit II in fleinem MaBitabe angelegt pers
ben, bod ertparten bic @riinber, bab 1ie fi6
balb gu elmer Der 6auptinbu ftrien beg
Gtaates herausbilben ptrb. 9te @sfeGz
f9aft bat Gontratte NIT 200 Sarmern i'm
l1mfreife bon 40 Weeilen abge19lofIer, tte
&iiben fir lie anbauen perben. Gbent;fer
perben ben 8pben 9enau unter1u9en unD
6eittmmer, tpel9er Der ~geet9nette 1T unb
ieber Sdrner tptrb ben Samen er6alten,
Der 1i9 fir 1etren 8oben am be1ten ei9net.
Die @e1enf9aft tpirb ben Sdmen gratis
qeben urb ben Nrdbau iibertpaben. Gttpa
1900 Mder perben nit 9fiiben beite1t tper>
ben. W}dn ertpartet cine grnte bon 10000
Sonnen, bic ettpa 100000 pfunb 1af=
f"tntrten 3uder, auBer ben gerineeren Gorz
ten unb benz Sprup geben piirDen. Ser
Mert6 Der &iiben betrdgt etpa $4,000,
mGbrenb bas raffintrte probuct 100000
tpertb 1etr tpiirbe. Sn Der &afftnerte Mir
ben ettpd 125 Mann Sc 9Gfttgung finben,
Mues in MQem tpiirbe bic reltt Snbuitrie
ettpa 400 Mann einf9lieBGi6 Der Mrbeiter,
Sarmer, gbemtfer etc. 8ef@dftigung geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
Qrodnen Ser BGumen.

Die 2eipaiger n@artenGau6e" bradte
fiir5ltA etne ausfibrli4e Sef9ret6ung be3
PfiBer'f9en @erfabrens gum Srodnei1 bee
8lumen. (prof Or. PfiBer mar 8otuniter
in 0etbelberg.D rWean nimmt trpdenen
peiben @anb, iiebt i'm redt fein unb pdi9t
i'm me6rfa9 in etnem groBen @efdBe, big
bas abgegofene WaKer gan5 tlar erE6siat
unb ale erbtgen 8eimengungen e%ntfernt
1inb. 6terduf tptrb Der Sdnb an Der Go1ne
ober i'm Sfen getrodnet unb prdparirt; ouf
ie 1 Sitter Ganb red6net man 100 @rdmm
6ptrttus, 3 @rdmm Stearin, 3 Gralnm
garaf1in unb 3 @ramm 9altcblIGure. Seq
tere 8e1tdnDtbeile fperben in benz ettDus Der>
biinnten Gptrttus uufgelDit unb baa1 nit
benz San6 bermi14t, Der nun no4lnalS
getrodnet unb geftebt tptrb. Gum ginlesen
Der 8lu1ten beniiBt man am 8eIten tineit
aaften ober eine tleine &i1te nit S9te6bedeG.
I'm Die Yflanaen benin 6erausnebmen nt4t
gu be16Gbtgen, t6ut mar gut, 1i9 etr pafz
ienbes @ie6gefle9t aus 0rabt anfetti9en
gu laiien, pel9es, na9bem Der 8ooen Der
&ifte "entfernt 1T, unter ber Sedelfal3e be-
fefttgt ptrb. Man febt ii bic &tite nit
Dem 9edel nab unten, f9iittelt 5und9it
tt+lell OlltSCL HUW SulU uHl Uu9 @%uTI"
qepebe unb bettet borft9tig bic 8futlan,
bic man erbalten min, btnetn. 9ur@ si1t
fleines @ieb ldBt maj ieBt ben prdpartrten
6anb oariiber gIeiten; big allmGbli9 ole
95pifdenrGume ausgefuIt unb bic Bflanz
aen poQtGnbig bebedt itnb; bieie biirfen fib
aber ni3t berii9ren unb mii1en TIRE natiir@
Gibe Sage unb Sorm bebdlten. geat9 benz
NuffiiQen legt man ben friiberen 8o0ea dis
Oedel iiber bic Site unb brtngt biefe an
einen trodenen, parmen Srt, in bic Sonre
Dber in einen 8aGofen, Der bic WGrme BON
SO big 1O4o S~abren6eit fiat; grDBere 9tbe
beetrtrG6tigt Iei9t bic Sarben. Na9 Ser
lauf BON Elm Bis 3pei Sugen, ie nd9 Der
5aftfiGe Der gflanaen unb Der @drnle bes
,Ortes, tperben bic 8lumen boQItdnbt8
troden fein. Man febt nun bic &iite, nit
benz G9iebbede1 mad unten, duf Elm 8efGB,
aiebt ben Oedel 5uriid unb lGBt ben @ano
ablaufert. 5ollten bier uno od SdnotDrner
an ben gldttern baftsn geblieben fetn, 10
e~ntfernt mar fie be6ut1am bur3 @bi4titteln
unb Nbflopfen; aud fdnn man tpoRl in etn@
aellnen sgGGetr, 8. s. BET auageblaBten
@runbe, NIT benz BinfeG urb ettpds Intltn@
farbe nah6elfen. @tatt bes Bardfftns let
Iet audi 8daratb quite 0tenite. 8enn bag
8erfabren nit Der 9olsftite 5u nmitdnol'h
er16eint, fam man au9 gu ben er1tetI
GerIu9en einfa9e Bapierbuten be1llBen,
ba Der Gdnb aus biefen glet9fdus letbt
ublGuft, obne baB bic &lumen berlest meT>
ben."