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Evening star., 1897-05-31
The Ohio CR m pafgn.

OF all the state campaigns on the cards
for this year the Ohio campaign will be
far and away the most interesting and i'm
portant in its bearing on the national situa-
ton. The rational administration Is to be
distinctly challenged there, and on the
same issue upon which last years battle
was fought. The democrats will reaffirm
the Chicago platform. and rally their men
again with the cry for silver. Mr.. Bryan.
it is reported. will stump the state. and
that means a shake-up from Lake Erie TO
the Ohio river.
To understand how exclusively the fight
will be narrowed down to the financial is
sue. it Is only necessary to glance at the
probable state of the democracy. Paul
Sorg. the richest man residing in the state,
is talked Of for governor. while John
R. Mclean, the richest nonresident
property holder. will be the candidate
for United States senator. Mr.. Nc
Leans candidacy is now formally an
nounced. So, with two very rich men as
candidates. tie buckeye democracy. even
with Mr.. Bryan at the head of its process
sion of stumpers, can hardly afford to go
in very strong on last years cry of the
rich against the poor. or of the classes
against the masses. TIE old cry Of more
money will be the only one available and
the democracy may be expected to use
that again for all it may be worth.
AS an evidence of how carefully the whole
democratic calculation is proceeding. how
thoroughly all the points are being covered,
the news comes from Cincinnati that Mr..
Mclean. after a sojourn of twelve years
here in Washington. will arrive there dur
ing the summer and and remain until after
the election in November. This will serve
a double purpose. 1t will enable him to d.
rect the fight at close range-the party ma
ahinery Is his, and he knows best how to
use it-and will also enable him to reply
1omptly to the attacks promised about
absentee leadership" By presenting him.
elf in person thus. and announcing his
purpose 10 remain continuously all of -four
months. Mr. Mclean will try to break the
effect during the campaign Of his perma
nent residence in Washington. The time
seems short for the object in view. but ir
the circumstances I: Is all that can bt
commanded.
The contest Is OF very great moment tc
the republicans. If they lose the home OF
the President and of Mr.. Hanna, with Mr.
Hanna himself a personal quantity in tht
fight. in eight months after the return o.
,he party to power. the effect will neces
sarily be felt all over the country.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Shall the Parallel he Completed:

This is the day for tracing parallels. and
some OF them are instructive. The dem
ocratic party. after its phenomenal success
In 1892 upon a specific platform as to the
tarif. fell down lamentably with its
legislation on the subject. and not only
brought about its own disruption and de-
feat. but bequeathed to the country the
present heritage of wo. The republican
party has been returned to power upon
quite as specific purposes as to the tariff,
and now confronts he choice OF carrying
out its promises and instructions. or vio-
lating them and p!unging with a good deal
of certainty to the deuce. Which course
will II take?
The tarin plank of the democratic plat
form adopted in 1892 called for an anti
protection revision of the Mckinley tariff
law. Protection vts denounced as the
sum of all economic evils. The democracy,
if restored to power. would root 1t out, and
give the country low tariff law instead.
The democracy won- But with what re-
suit? The platform was violaued In the
most open manner. new tariff bill.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

stuffed with protection-only the rates
we're wretchedly bungied-Was brought In
and propped up by provision Tor an IN
come tax. Nothing had been heard Of m
income tax In the national campaign, but
here 1t was, and those in charge Of the bfll
gave Congress the choice between accept
ing the bill with the income tax included
or going without. Congress swallowed the
dose, the Supreme Court knocked out the
income tax. and the tariff bill as revenue
producer collapsed. Having been con-
structed to carry the income tax, 1t could
not meet the ends expected without 1t.
The tariff plank of last years republican
platform called for a revision OF the Cor
man Wilson bill which would accord ample
protection to American labor and all Amer
lean Industries. That, 1t was insisted,
would give the government plenty OF
money to live on. and at the same time re-
vive business and prosperity. The republi-
cans. upon this proposition, won. and the
House of Representatives passed a tariff
bill which fully and properly redeemed the
pledge upon which the party had been re-
turned to power. That bill carried revenue
enough to support the government, and ad-
equate protection to American labor and to
American industries But a subcommittee
this bill. and by cutting down the protec-
tion rates in many Of the schedules made
room for an additional tax on beer, addi-
tional favors for the Sugar Trust. and a
tax on tea. Without those features 1t Is
estimated that the bill as amended will not
yield revenue enough by from thirty to
fifty millions. So that this subcommittee
Of the Senate Is holding the Senate up with
the threat that the choice is between the
amended bill or nothing.
Does any republican Senator believe that
If last years campaign had been made on
the basis of the amended Dingley bill the
republican party would have won, even
against free silver? Who heard, then. any
thing about an additional tax on beer or
additional favors for the Sugar Trust. or
about an invasion of the free breakfast
table," which, for years. has been the boast
of the republican party? The fight was
won on increased protection. and not on in
creased internal revenue, and any hugger-
mugger which succeeds now in changing
that will cost the republican party, de-
servedly. the respect of the country.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
.rhe Diary for the Marines"

FL Diario de Ia Marina. Of Havana
which. with the assistance Of the ear. may
be a little freely rendered into English as
The Diary for the Marines''-fercely as
Fails Special Commissioner Calhoun
through Mr.. Charles M. Pepper, The Stars
special correspondent In Cuba. 1t accuses
both men in the same article: Mr.. Calhoun
for leaking to Mr.. Pepper. and Mr.. Pepper
for masQuerading as the intimate friend Of
President Mckinley. That may be a good
Gtory to tell the marines in Cuba, but it
will not go down In the United States. Both
men have well established regulations at
home. which cannot be destroyed, or even
hpaired. by any ebullition of Spanish bile.
Not 70 enter upon any defense of Mr..
Pepper, for he needs none. the occasion Is
proper to refer again to his letters to The
Star for proof of how thoroughly and i'm
partially he is executing his journalistic
commission in Cuba. He went to the island
IN no other capacity but as newspaper cor
respondent. and to note fairly and truth
fully the situation up to date. His letters
have shown his fitness for the work. They
have been clear and to the point. They
have not been partisan. If they have
chronicled devastation and distress, it was
because those horrors were everywhere on
view. Mr.. Peppers latest letter appeared
In The Star Saturday and contained
statement at length of the anti-insurgent
ease from the lips of a Cuban planter who
frankly declared for Spanish rule as
against insurgent rule. Does that suggest
partisanship, and disposition to give only
one side hearing?
AS for the charge that Mr.. Pepper is
operating "in the guise IF an intimat tie
friend of the President" the slightest
knowledge of Mr.. Pepper disposes of that.
He Is no swaggerer. He has no need to
indulge In a masquerade. He knows the
President. and doubtless has the Presi-
dents respect and confidence, he has the
respect and confidence of all of his ac-
quaintaGces. He resided in Washington for
a number of years representing a leading
western newspaper, and his list of ac-
quaIntances includes all the leading men In
national politics. But he Is very far from
being the sort of man to give himself airs
on that account.
Sir. Pepper is to be congratulated No
cuII espondent who goes to Cuba IS so sure
or Spanish abuse he who discovers the
truth and has the nerve to tell it. When
ne trees himself from the hobbies Of that
Tying press censorship at Havana, and
strIKes out for himself, he becomes the
target for every Spanish blackguard with a
pen in his hand. or a sword at his side.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
.>t>

Six thousand persons sailed from the
port of New York for Europe last week.
The erection Of a barrier at Sandy Hook
to stop this sort Of thing for couple of
years, or a tax Of a hundred dollars head
on each outgoing passenger. would go a
long way toward fastening the better times
the country has been waiting for so anx-
tously
Evening star., 1897-05-31
WOmen's Suit
Department

Notes among recent arrivals New
French Pique Shirt Waists, plain
white and colors--new Scotch Cheviot
and Plaid Madras Shirt Waists
White Corded Dimity Shirt Waists,
new Crash Bicycle Skirts, Separate
Skirts and Silk Boomers Silk
lined Brilliantine Separate Skirts
new Bathing Suits, Hats, Caps and
Shoes.
new invoice OF fine Brillantine Separate Skirts.
black, green and plum. extra high luster. Sr'OO
percaifne lined and velvet bound. Each. po'oO
New BLACK Briiantine Separate Skirts. lined
with fine black India silk-vcry light weight for
summer, and very special value. S2 1c
New Black Taffeta and India Silk Waists. lined
and unIined. made and finished In a su- c.
perior manner. Extra value. Each....... PS.oO
New Striped and Plaid Silk Waists in q large
variety OF handsome patterns, fashioned in
nee uee Tssy Eash. lates. man $575, $75 and $3.50
A large variety of new Linen
Crash Skirts and Suits at very rea-
sonable prices.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Japan Notifies Hawaii.
New York Tribnne.

-Nc"
Japan has automatically informed Hawaii
that she holds its government responsible
for turning away a shipload Of japanese
immigrants the other day. and Is going to
formulate its claim for damages without
delay. That will make the islands more
than ever desirous to take refuge under
our sheltering wing, which, in such an
emergency, can probably be stretched out
far enough to take them under cover.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
A Good Examnle.

Secretary Bliss has set an excellent ex-
ample to the Senate through his method of
dealing with the Unsuitable Sugar Trust.
His approval of the contract for sugar for
Indian supplies. recently awarded to a for
eign firm because II bid the lowest figure,
against the Trust. stands for honesty of
administration. and is a refreshing con-
trast to the subservient attitude assumed
towards the Trust by some of those charged
with the business of legislation.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

1t would be unfortunate If any Of the
jurors in the Havemeyer case were to re-
gard the outcome Of the trial as complete
vindication Of the man who refuses to listen
to the evidence and takes a nap.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

New York has decided that the Salvation
Army makes too much noise and must he
removed. The elevated railways and other
sleep destroyers have not yet been pro-
ceeded against on a similar charge.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Decoration Day.

There comes no cannon's angry roar:
Unstartled. woodland minstrels sing.
The battle vapors fade before
The perfume of the blossoming.
IT'S human love that must endure.
Our quarrels are but for a day.
The flowers lift their heads, secure,
Alike above the blue and gray.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Ambitious.

Il hope" said the elderly gentlemen who
patronizes the arts. that you will not al
lew yourself to be content with slight re-
suits"
mo. indeed" replied the promising prima
donna.
Strive to be further along today than
you were yesterday"
That's exactly what I have been doing.
This morning 1 struck the management for
S25 a week more salary"
Evening star., 1897-05-31
So: each:

Is there the least doubt in
your mind who sells ladies'
muslin underwear for the least?
The values Hechts have been
offering all season have opened
the eyes of other stores-have
set the town agog-have placed
Hechts name on every wo-
mans tongue.
Drawers and corset covers
CAN be made to sell for I4c.,
but no such handsomely lace
and embroidery trimmed corset
covers-no such fine muslin
drawers with clusters of tucks
as these have ever been made
to sell for less than 2oc., and it's
due to Hecht's enterprise that
they're put in your way at
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Special Sale of
HandkerchiefS.

We sell Linen for Linen, and in
many cases ask no more for Pure
Linen than some do for cotton mix
ed. We place on sale tomorrow a
lot of All-linen Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, which are exceptional
values.
Mems All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchief with
hand embroidered initial
I21c. each.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
COnaiatencv.

"They seem quite particular In Paris"
said an attache of the State Department,
about having the French language used
by any representative of the United
States"
Yes replied Miss Cayenne: II under
stand they go SO far as to insist on putting
French labels on American wines"
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Upholstery
Department..

We make to order Furniture Slip
Covers, Window Shades, Sash Cur
tains, Draperies, Window Screens,
Door Screens, Parquetry hardwood
Floors.
Estimates furnished.
Special attention is called to our
stock of low-priced Lace Curtains
for summer use in country or sea-
side homes.
Tambour Muslin Curtains (fun size). Per
pair. $zZo 10 $oOO
Nottingham Lace Curtains (full size). Per
Net Curtains. with lace edges full size). Per
Tapestry Porteres uIl size). Pair. 3d. 90 to 1920
Cross-stripe Curtains tfulI size), light weight.
Bamboo Porch Curtains. glazed on the outside
and will mIldew-
4xS feet. Each ooc;
5xS feet. Each ~
1Ox10 feet Eacn .><.VV
Special.
One lot of Bamboo Porch Curtains. Each. soc.
To close out our Adjustable Awnings. we offer
what We have left (abOut dozen In all
VIII fit any ordinary window.
4th floor.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

Senator Tillman's resolution for inquiry
as to sugar speculation has earned him a
great deal more applause than he Is used
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Easily Pleaael.

I'm glad when holidays come round,
And glad when they are done;
Enjoyment makes a man so tired
That working seems like fun.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

There is a general readiness to concede
that the democratic party still exists. The
difficulty is as to Identification.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Oxford
Ties.

Never complete assortment Of worthful
Low Shoes as we are now showing. All the latest
shapes, perfect in style and thoroughly up to date
in every particular. Prices never quite
low for similar goods
na Per aGe
Chrome Kid Oxfords. new Colonial toe, square
tip, cross vamp-very neat and serviceable. q,
fer pair .. :: =. TO'
Walking Shoe. '0s Pes paa %s SOLE. $500
dtor
Evening star., 1897-05-31
silk shirt waist
for S .9S,

with detachable white linen col
lars and cuffs-made gener-
ously full and with double
pointed yoke backs. 1t has
been left to Hecht's to Of
fer such values-to do such
loss-selling.
But there's method in such
Madness It's rule of Hecht's
to never carry over any stock
from one season to another.
They didn't do it last season.
they won't do it this year.
Hecht's have done remarkable
buying in crash suits and skirts.
The buying was done for six
Hecht stores, and that's what
put the prices down.
A lot of ladies' linen crash
skirts - deep hens - proper
widfh-oo for
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Esteem for a Good wonaa.

Nations may differ with Great Britain on
matters Of policy. But men and women
the world over. under whatever flag, will
honor themselves In paying some tribute Of
esteem to the personality of the British
SOVEREIGN
Evening star., 1897-05-31
That Portable Bou.dary.
ON tho Baltimore American.

The boundary line between Maryland and
Virginia Is to be settled again, and It is
hoped that this time the crabs won't swim
away with II.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
SHOOTING STARS.
Moderation Desirable,

Young man." said Senator Sorghum. "be
sure to lay by something for a rainy day."
Il intend to save something every year."
That's right. Only, If you ever get to Re
a United States senator, don't boast Of lay
ing by too much. all in. the same year. as 1t
may create comment"
Evening star., 1897-05-31

8. c. MCDOWELL. :. II. GAMBRuI. Jr
B. & o. Storage Company
l0-12-l4 { 10 8 st. NE
Opposite B . o. Freight Depotl
TURNTfuRE SrORED-Special attentiea giren
to this department
PRIVATE Ro0MS-Cean dry and sccure. - per mo.
IRuNKS-StDred. per nsath- nc.
Secure our rates On auythi1g you hare 10 store.
Our accommcdations end facilitles eanpot he sur
nyl3-1H
Evening star., 1897-05-31

''Dah's only one kind er good luck" said
Uncle Eben, dat kin be trusted. an dat's
de good luck O. bein' born wifi sense"
Evening star., 1897-05-31

women's All-linen Handkerchief hemstitched,
trimmed with Val. lace-all neatly embroidered.
I21c. each.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

Women's Fine AIl-linen Handkerchief hem
stitched. escailoped, Val. lace trimmed-an taste
fully embroidered.
25c. each.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

New
Cut Glass.

We purchase Cut Glass in large
quantities direct from the manufac-
turers and are thereby enabled to
quote the lowest prices.
Tomorrow (Tuesday) we shall Of
fer a lot of choice new goods which
we have just secured at summer
prices. A rare chance to secure a
charming wedding gift at very rea-
Evening star., 1897-05-31


Send your children to our
store for their Shoes. You
needn't come with them if you
are ''house cleaning" or busy.
They are sure of being properly
fitted by one of our salesmen-
all of whom are gentlemen and
experienced in their work.
Instruct the children to ask
for LITTLE ROCK" SHOES
and they'll get the best Chill
dren's Shoes made. The prices,
$I.5o, $I.75 and Sc.
After this special line of
Children's $I.5o Russet Shoes
we are selling at $I.24 is gone
you'll never again get a shoe
equal to it for the money. Sizes
II to 2.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
Moth
Preventives.

Moth
Preventives.
We have just received another
shipment of Manahan's famous
Tarine Moth Bags and Moth Paper,
which are conceded to be the best
materials for keeping moths from
woolen clothing.
Manahans Large Moth She ets Neh q
Manahanss Small Moth Sheets Per pke . *
Aianahans h-bbi -aize Moth Bags bach. :. 40c.
Manahans Larger 6tze Moth Bags. Each. . Zoe
0dorlsss Moth Bags tsmalD. Each ........ 40c.
Odorleo Moth Bass {mediuml Each. ..... soc
OdorAew Moth Ba6s Qarge). Each. .....-....0 .00c
!t,s ecooony to get tho best mcth prsvsntiyes.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

1st floor.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
nOdern
Fruit Jars.

We are showing the most perfect
Mason Patent Fruit Jars YET pro-
duced. They are made by new ma
chine which gives them an even
thickness, thus preventing weak
spots as in the old kind. The price
is no more than usually asked for the
inferior kinds. Packed one dozen (,
a neat wooden case, which makes
them handy to put away,
Pint size. Per dozen. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. OOS.
Half-gallon sise Per dnsen. SSc.
II pays to get modern goods.
9Th door.
Evening star., 1897-05-31
White Iron
BedSteadS.

Our Beds and Cribs are all fin-
ished in the best white burnt enamel
and highly lacquered brass trim
mings. They are the best goods on
the market today.
Tomorrow (Tuesday).
which we shall offer complete. with springs. at
SAYS.
Choice Of three sizes-3x6h feet. 4x6h feet, AK
Hh
Evening star., 1897-05-31

White Enameled Iron and Brass Cribs with woven
wire springs and the convenient sides that Let
$3.50 complete.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

New
Mattresses.
Mattresses of every description
made to order at short notice and at
the lowest possible prices consistent
with good work and materials.
Extra Good Mattresses, double bed dze, extra
heavy cotton top, husk nlling.
$500 each.
Gray Hair Mattresses. double bed sire. sxtza suod
quality.
Evening star., 1897-05-31

Heavy White Enameled Iron and Brass Beds
with extra heavy double woven wire springs at
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30

Wnr petmltd %nnI1oparem WlluS'
geiibl iab er Die umidlatteten Iugen,
oaS lieblite. blaiie Cjcllft uno er
muEte semaltlam oil ild) baltcn, I'm
ieinen S~er;euslubel III unterNriiden.
limo MN muBte err, oas lie Die lange,
belle S%riibliugsuatt binrurb ebenlo
rubeloS auI ibrem Eager Subrinsen
nliree luie or.
9llS baS Nriibrotb uufoGnmcrte,
Itano iein Gns fluB ieit. Seute nod
wollte er nit ibr reSen. SIS muBte
IlleS flor uno lift merSeu Smiihen
linen, ODER Tie taumelten @eioe in ben
glbgrunN, on beiien 9ianSc lie i%tanceu.
Gr mollte ihr iagen, raB lie nift lans
ger MarpillionS @eib iein oiirie, cbne
iih 81 eutbeiligen, Senn lie lei iein,
linn peri0llen nit Seib uno Seele.
9lber M Dem nun iolgenoen Gage
muGte er erIabren, baB Der Wtenlh
nidt INNER Serr beS 9lug.nblidS III.
Sfpn am iriihen Miolgen bat Smre,
i'm aui elmer Satrt nut) Der Stabt 81
besleiten, no i'm G'eitaite bis ;un,
ipGteu Nahmittag ieitbielten, uno nad)
Der 3iidtebr iano lid feline @elegenbeit
gum Il~leiniein nit STA. Gr bottle
INNER nod aui BEN slbeno uuo oils lie
am Spatnatmittag sllle auf Ser Gar
tenueranSa ;uiammsn iaben, mpllie er
chen STA III elmer Sootfabrt auf Nent
Fartteih aufiprpern, ga nabm lin
Smle abermalS in slnipruf, I'M iein
GutadJten ilber cine neutrality-suspicious.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ab;ageben.
Oils er bie @eranoa perlieB, I'M
Smre ari ben 9Sirtbihaftsboi III fol-
gen, uno nod einen Slif ;uriidper>
feuo, STA nit Wilriel 9lrm in arm in
ben Fart binunter geben iab, abnte er
niht, raB ries Elm gbifieosblif lei,
uuo oaB Ser nGdIiie 9lu9enblit lie
unerreitbar ron linn trennen miIrSe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-12-30

ms YeoaGtnlB Surid. Serr ylenr III
pobl eigentlih nod III jung, UNI nihts
ansereS ais Der pdterlide Ye1djiiter
elmer intereilanten Dame BON ;weiunb.
SipanSis Sabren Su iein. Gr bat lie bon
England beriibergebraht. Gle iiebt
ALIEN, anseblid ibutlos in Der @elt.
Sino Sic mirflib 10 unbeibreiblid
barmlos, ,m bieies YerbaltniB fir cir
anbereS oils elm 2iebesperbdltniB 81
balten? Sd mill ia Der Gbre Der jun
GEN Dame burbauS nidt ~ nobe treten.
Nsbmen mir on, bas gerbaltniB iei
elm gan, e%blbaIes, ouf tiiniti9e Che
baiirtes. Snoeiien-"
nYer;eibuus, Serr ION Wiarpillion.
unterbrab i'm Snre unseililm, i'd
neiB gang 9cnai, oaB bon elmer tiinia
tisen She Smiiden Serrn Silent uni
jeiner Sd)utbeioblenen nibt bic 0tebt
1T. Gbenio 9erau meiB it. raB feiuer.
lei &iebesperbaltniB 3wiihen inner
e%riiiirt. Sd eriude Sic alio, Sbre
gnliften barber ~ Gnoern."
rSfon," rerlette Wtarplllion, runt
mas ~9eoenten Sic nun ;u tbun?"
rSas, mas elm jeber Gbrenmatn an
melner Stelle tbun miiroe," ermioertc
Smre obne 30gern. sd werbe nit
Der oIfenen 6ra9e Dor Serrn Ylent
bintreten, OBJ or tbatlahlih Der feline
Sunge III, Der mir bamals unter Dem
gSeibnadtsbaum an Die Seble iprano,
uno Oh iein Sieriein irseno welte
perltedte NbIiht hat. Glei6;eiti9
peroe ih bin;urli9en, baB ib |ettere5
teinen gu9enblid lang iIir mcglih 9e>
balten babe"
rgui cine ioldje Sru9e miro moi,
Sbnen ;weifello5 Die 9lntmort geben,
bic Sic 81 b0rcn wiiniden," iagte
Wiarpillion adie!;udenp. sd be-
caure, liebe Wiama," iiigte er biu;u,
nbaB ih Sbnen in bieler Specification
9naelegenbeit uidt belicn lam. Nber
es itebt mir nid)t Su, in Die 9iedte
Sbres Sobnes ein;u9reiieu. gu meis
mem 9r0bten Seioweien lit es mir
u%nmO9lif, ieine Gerirauenslell9teit 81
tbeileu. Sd fam nit)t nit einem
Mtanne an einem Glide iieen, Su BEN
id allies slncere dis 3utrauen babe.
Grit bic 3utunit lam iebren, mer non
unS Hedt hat. Sd mill nidJt baruuf
beiteben, Sic uno pieieS Saus ~ioiort
gu perlaiien. @eun mir nad bieler
unliebiamen gluseinuuoerietun9 nod
Galiireunoid)ait 9emabrt mirr. bleiben
Sia uno if) bis morgen."
rWtein Saus iiebt Sbnen oiIen, 10
LANCE es Sbnen beliebt," iagte Snrc
nit fonnentioneller Ternel9ung, nuno
Sic ielbit wiiien nur III gut. ME
un9ern itJ meme Shmslicr iteicen
lebe."
STA ling ron Neuem oil III ihlud);en.
2ieiiteS Wiitgeiiibl rrildte lid in
Smres 3iigen aus, ais er III ibr trat
uno ibr ianit Die @an9en itreitelte.
Sann perlieB er obne elm meiteres
&ort Sas Simmer.