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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

bunko man is made unless he knows some
thing aboutit.
Two detectives who are specially de.
tailed to look after confidence operators
seem 10 be on very friendly terms with
him, being frequently seen in his COM
pany. Not day passes that Sweeney is
not loiterlng about the corridors of the
hall contiguous 10 the Police courts. When
bunko case is being tried he is particu-
larry active, whispering to policemen,
lodging IN and out of the Chiefs office
ana apparently running things to suit
him self.
"He claims he had pull and can do
anything with the Pol &c Department.
Whether he can or not l can not saw. 1t
is patent, however, that he takes an I'M
usual interest in all criminal cases which
crop up in the Police Courts, apparently
working to tn wart the ends of justice"
1t Is authoritatively stated that over
sixty bunko men have been arrested in
the past six months, and with the excep-
ton of a very few cases all the defendants
have been discharged.
In his confession Mccormack gives a
list of twelve places where, he says, big
nit, or sure-thing. poker games thrive.
They are as follows:
236 Suffer street, clearinghouse; 305
Suffer street, known as the Vermont
House; 2Q5 Post street Iodginf house: II
Grant avenue, clearinghouse; 32S and $50
Geary street, lodging house; barber-snop,
131 O'Farrell street; 4l2 Kearny street,
lodging house; Bank Saloon, Turk street;
l Fifth street, Almonte lodging house
6l0 Sacramento street, Herman's Ex-
change; 2ll Grant avenue, Bob Bruese's
place.
Yesterday afternoon and last evening a
CALL reporter visited these places. Sew
eral of the proprieiors were seen. They
emphaticaIly denied that they were run
ming any top and bottom or NIT joints
They declared that they were lava biding
citizens
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
COPPER TO CHICAGO.
A New Wire Strung Two
Thousand Miles East
ward.
The Western Union Company Increas-
ing It's Facilities for Eastern
News.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
has Just completed a new copper wire to
Chicago at a cost OF $3.50, 900, it being the
third erected of this metal 20 that city.
The company, with a view to perfect
ing its cross-continental service, started
10 build this new one sixty days ago and
1t was finished last Wednesday. 1t covers
distance OF 2C00 miles. d. r. Dawes super
intendent OF Instruction for the Western
division, has had charge of the building of
the wire from Ogien here, and the various
ofhcers and superintendents from there
back TO Chicago have seen to the working.
ms is the seventh wire over the Central
and U MON Pacific. but four of them are of
iron. 1t will now be possible for person
to send message TO Chicago and receive
an answer in fiv minutes. The wire was
in use for the first time yesterday.
Inc company is also strineing wire
from here 10 Seattle TO accommo date the
Sound trade.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

that several men had approached her. and
alter finding out the extent OF her bank
account they advised her to give it 10
Sweeney, who would see that her hus-
band was not sent to jail. Judge Conlan
lold the woman not TO have anything to
do with Sweeney. as he was powerless TO
assist her husband.
The following day Gagus was discharged
from custody and the woman's husband
held to answer for the crime before the
Superior Court. l. is claimed that Gagus
is one of Sweeney's friends" and through
b is pull he man aged to beat the case.
lsSeveral days ago three well-known con-
fidence operators, ma med Gus Frey, Nels
johnson and William Martin. were ar
rested for robbing August Alshuth,
miner from Redding. of 1910. Shortly
after the comm ission of the crime il is
claimed, Sweeney, who was "sore" at the
men for deserving his camp, informed De-
tectives Graham and Sullivan of their
whereabouts.
Through his information, it is said,
the ''grafters" were apprehended and
locked up in the City Prison. Since then.
il is claimed. Sweeney, in obedience to
the wishes OF their friends, has induced,
1t is claimed, the complaining witness to
leave the city.
There is likely to be an interesting
scene in Judge Conlan's court this morn
ing in case Alshuth fails to show up. The
Judge has heard that Alshuth has left he
city. and If he fails to appear he is deter
mined to make thorough investigation.
Somebody will suffer-" he remarked
last night when discussing the case. IF
the com planning witness has been spirited
away will continue the case until he is
found
IF Sweeney is at the bottom of it I will
soon ind 1t out, and then ne will have to
answer to criminal CHARGE
Attorney Walter Gallagher is thor
oughiy conversant with the alleged work
OF Sweeney.
For some reason which l cannot ex-
plain, he remarked, Sweeney seems to
nave the inside track. Not an arrest of
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
WOULD BXPbCIORATE.

f. T. Harris, n Bookmaker, Arrested
on VaIencia-S Street Car.
The ordinance against expectoraIing In
streetcars has been practically a dead let
ter for some TIM, but c. C. Mcpherson,
conductor of a Valencia-street car, has
again brought it to life.
E. I. Harris, bookmaker, was passen-
ger on McPherson's car Wednesday after
noon, and persisted in expectorating, al
though warned not 10 do So The result
was that Graham stopped the car and
handed Harms over TO policeman. Harris
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
ANOTHER ORPHEUM,
The CIunie Opera House of Sacramento
Now Under the Control of Gustav
Walter.

Gustav Walter has recently opened the
Cluuie Opera house of Sacramento as an
Orpheum Theater. This makes the third
house now run under the Orpheum man.
agement. The bill each week will be
made up exclusively from people of the
Orpheum circuit.
Under the new regime each of the three
theaters will present an entire change of
bill weekly. The best vaudeville talent
attainab!e will be secured, which will un-
doubleday insure a success financially and
from an amusement standpoint.
The report which was circulated that
the Great Western Vaudevi. lie Association
was to be dissolved is denied by Mr.. Wal
ter, and instead the organization will be
extended so as to be of greater service
than heretofore to the Orpheum manage
ment. The association was formed about
year ago by Gustav Walter, John d.
Hopkins ana George Castle both vaude-
vile managers with headquarters in Chi
cago, and the combine has so far been a
success.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
Prosecuted by Her Husband,

Mrs. Louisa Anderson, 2105 Stockton street,
was arrested yesterday on a warrant charging
her with infdelity. The complaining wit
ness is Olaf Christensen, a friend of her
nus band, who admitted that he had no proof
against the woman, but was insi1gated to
swear out the warrant by her hus band. Mrs.
Anderson denied the charge and said she had
TO leave her husband owing to his ill treat
ment, and since then he had been prosecuting
her. Judge Campbell on hearing her story
rele used her on her own recOgniz nee.
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1000 % 900 10 6060666d

=
,. John. sween ey, living at the Es-
> rnOnd House, Sixth and Miss on
? streets, San --Franoisco,5 is. from
,: Gin cinnati, Ohio, ard any in1or-
p Iaati@n that lis desired of his
? ..f5rlie =, record may be obtained
D from Chief of. Police Dedrith of
?; Cincinnati and Pegyte Ryan of
,: The same place, Ryan being a
, rolatician. Sweeney has been in
): san Fran cisco: for some years
FLO soIne months: he. has been
) ,e3Ea ged< in eond ucting and car
: ryirg.. on 81 bunko+ joints" and
;pfote citing :: grafters:" Purport-
) ing to be ii .go-between between
!, til e Police " Department and
} -tlii ewes and - bun.zo men," and
!. claiming to have the protection
; .af tire Chief Of Police, L. w.
}, Lees, and Captain of Detectives
J, I;oh EN-, he is consider by the
, - CROOKS to Every close to
J. chfef Lees. He told Billie At
: kins aud 1onn eDutchyl Reynolds
|, before Chief Lees was appointed
, Chief that when Lees was APP
!, pointed Chief of Police that he
= Sweeney and his men would
have. the exclusive. right to
}. ''s.graft'' in San. francisco. At
; kins. and Reynolds. can usually
be found at a. SALOON on the cor
: her: of Sixth and Mission streets,
and Will verify the foregoing. A
,. mum b,sn of others can also be
!. found who" Will state the same
!. facts. ...-.
John Sweeney. has been going
! about San Francis c O making brags
), that he and his men are prote cted
} by the Chief OF Police, aud that
no ftgrafter''! can do business in
,: this city unless he gives him
, Sweeney 10 per cent of all profit
) and it is generally reported that
|. Sweeney is giving the Chief of
Police 10: per cent of all earnings,
and in consideration of this ia
!: receiving. protection from the
Police Department. he has writ
) ten East and'told men there tn at
} he has ironclad protection here
!. and wanted them to come to San
Francisco. He has brought sew
, eral Eastern crooks to this coast
|, and has set them up in business
in San Francisco. John TaIbert, I
!, AN inside man, at 127 Kearny
) street.: room So, is one man that
!, sweeney~imported from Chicago,
j and many others could be named. ,
!, Sweeney is seen daily, morning
} and evening, going to tho City ,
|. Hail, and it is believed by his
!, men and other men that he visits
J, the Chiefs office. and fixes it SO
}, they will not be arrested.
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Through the confession of a bunko man
"a written confession now in the hands
of Chief of Police Lees, Il gigantic CO =
spiracy to rob and plundCr unsusi.'tjlnt
strangers and. to protect professional
.s'grafters'' l. as been unearthed.
=: "A short time ago a well-known con-
fdence operator, who is known as Charles
McCorm ack, was arrested while trying to
work d bucolic visitor who had arrived
from Stockton. One of the members of
The harbor police detected him in the act
and at.onee placed him under arrest.
The man was registered on the small
book at the Guy Prison, and Detectives
Graham and Sullivan, whose duties are
20 keep lookout for bunko men. were
detailed. TO get evidence against him.
Failing: to connect him with any bunko
trick the detectives concluded to place a
charge of vagrancy against him.
HIS case was assigned 10 Judge Joa-
:chiInse ems. court, and after several con-
tinuances he was, finally adindged guilty.
In the meantime, he claims, he sent for a
man named: John Sweeney, who con-
ducts the Esmond lodgIng-house at Sixth
and Mission streets, and asked him to in
lercede for him. according to his story
Sweeney told him that he had passed
his. use fuluessth evidently: meaning that
he was OF on, to the. tricks OF the up to-
date confidence operator.
- Convinced that he was "up against it,
as Mccormack expressed IT.: he sent for
several friends, who interceded in his be-
half After considerable wire-pullinG they
succeeded in ind ucing Judge Jeachimsen
10 allow. him 10. go on his own recog-
~niZancer for thirty days.
.Maddened at Sweeney's refusal to assist
him McCormack.> acting on the advice of a
friend, visited the office of Chief Lees and
made theiollow1ng confession:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
Ned Greenway Sick.

jury was impaneled in Judge Cam pbeli s
court yesterday afternoon to try the case OF
ROBERT Lawless, the ex-jockey, on the chs rye
OF swlndllng Ned Greenway. When every
tnlng was In readiness to proceed ii was n
houhceu that Greenway was unable to ap-
pear on account of sickness, and a continu :
granted till Tuesday
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
SUBSCRIPTIONS POURING IN.

ihe AIa'kan Trade Committee Have
Secured Over $4,000.
The Alaskan Trade Committee has now
got down 10 sold, systematic work, and
as result letters have teen rece we'd from
all over the country, and the room, are
kept well filled with people sepking mfr
nation.
The committee out securing subscrip-
tons has not been idle, and the amount
subscribed has already reached total OF
S5340 "
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
A MUSICAL EVENING,

Singing at Byron Mauzy Hall - Miss
Lazarus Scores "A Success.
A musical evening, under the direction
of Willard J. Bachelor. was held last
evening at Byron Mauzy Hall, large
number OF local singers partlci pa ling in
the programme of events
The feature of the evening was the
singing OF Miss Ethel Lazarus, whose rem
dition OF ''Orpneus With HIS Lute' was
warmly received by the large and fashion
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
RUN OVER BY A CAR.
Mrs. Nargaret Pre- Seriou ;ly Injured
While Crossing Third Street,
Near Natoma.


Mrs. Margaret Price, 139 Fourth street,
narrowly escaped beinl killed by an cleo
tric-car on Third street, near Ma oma, yes
terday afternoon.
She was crossing Third street when a
butcher cart dashed past her To get out
OF the way or the cart she stepped on the
car track anu car Ills, going east, struck
her, knocking her down. The motorman
!. w. Teschler, stopped the car as quickly
as possible and Mrs. Pr.ce was dragged
from underneath.
She was taken to the Receiving Hosri-
tai IN the ambulance, where DR.. FItzgib-
BON found mat she had sustained q com
pound commlnuted frac uIe OF the right
leg and was also apparently suffering
from internal injuries.
Il was crossing he street." said Mrs.
Price, when something struck me and |
time
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
1t Was the Restaurant.

In THE CALL yesterday it was stated in one
OF the heads, "Engelberg tails TO pay" To
avoid mistakes Mr. Engel berg, whose deceased
iather esta blished the famous old restaurant,
ana who is now with Tillmann q Bendel
wishes II made plain that 1t was the restau-
rant and not Che MAJ who is DELINQUENT
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
Estates Apprais ed.

Inc estate OF Honorat Comse Laquaterie,
which consists of real estate in this civ has
been appraised at $40, 1902 90. The estate of
James McDevitt, co4slstiug of personal and
real proper ty this city and county. mas beer
appraised at S64, 744 10
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03


which seldom does any good, and often
does harm. No wonder women get dis
Couraged, but they needn't
Any woman suffering from these delicate
complaints who will write to Dr. r v.
Pierce, chief consulting physician of the
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buff
falo, n. Y, will receive, free of charge, a
letter of sound professional advice and sug-
gestion for horne-treatment. DR.. Pierce is
one of the most skillful specialists in the
world in treating wonens diseases, and his
" Favorite Prescription cures the most
obstinate difficulties, when all else fails.
J. F. Beverly, Esq, of Goliad Go1iad Co., Tex,
writes: My wife suffered from cold feet and
fainting spells, heaviness and soreness in the
lower part of the stomach, also heart trouble
loss of appetite, tired feelings rest broken
could not sleep. I tried five doctors. None of
them gave her relief. She suffered five years
She was helpless could not walk from the
bed to the fireplace. She used two bottles of
Dr. Pierce's FavoTite Prescription, one bottle
of DR.. Pierce's Pellets, and the local home-treat
ment he advised. Before my wife had used the
first bottle of the medicine she felt the good eff
feet and said one bottle would be enough. I in
sisted on her using two bottles, and she did so.
Now she is sound and well, and I can praise
your medicine to the extreme"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
De ciared IusolVent.

James E. Howe, druggist, whose place of
business is al 1888 Mission street, has been de.
clared lnso lvent. His liabilities are placed at
$l3S7 and mis- assets at 1897.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

able audience. Miss Lazarus was show
co with bouquets after the applause clio
lted by her performance died away.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

was taken to the Ssventeenth-street
station, where lie was released on S. bail
The case was called in Judge Campbells
court yesterday, but as Harris failed to
appear the IS bail was declared forfeited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

Low horehound cough syrup for coughs
and colds, price 10c, All Sansome st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
No. Foreclosure Sale.

No 1928 Fifteenth st q 2-story house of
8 rooms and stable and lot 30 by irregular
depth of 100 ieet; mortgage of $1,000
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
Cr0SSnal' 5 SDaclflG MlXtlPa

Win WIN tnis emedy persons can cure themselves
without the least exposure, change OF dieL or
change In applicat ION business The medicn.
contains nothing that Is of the least injury 10 cha
eensutu ton Ask your druggist Tor IL Price 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
NEW TO-DAY.

ness caused by
some ailment of
sex is like
an overhanging
demon of disaster
always ready to
descend upon
them.
The avera ge
doctor not
help them much.
He has not time
to become a spe-
cialist and learn
the best treat
ment for these
delicate troubles.
He relies upon
local treatment -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03
10. Investment at 81 Dolores.
No. S-PrObate Sale.

a cottage OF 4 rooms and lot 26:6x1lO
feet at 53l Dolores ST., near Higa school
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

McAllister-st. building lot; lot 27:6 by
ir eguiar depth of 100 fee, on n. line OF
McAllis er St, S5S g. 2 feet E of Willari.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-12-03

Many
wome n
live un-
d e a
constant
cloud of
G l o o m
and de-
preston.
T b e
W e a i
ness and
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@arnuna.

9as San ssraneisco 5agebIatt"
f9reibt: @laubmtirbige 2eute, bic F9
iabreIang IN Ilasta aufsebalten boz
ben. Iahen bur6 uns ale 5eutinen
4rbsiter Der 5tabt unb bes Staatss
Dor ber Nusuanberuug na6 4lasfa
bringenb DarneH. Gie meiIfen Der
geridte iiber bic fabeIbaften Cobb
funbe liHb nafter S9pinoel. infcenirt
Dpn 8nmbfer., @iienbabn. unb Ganb,
gefellI9aften. Nlles nertbboIle
2anb in Nla6fa 1T bereits
pribat. 6 gigentbum. Wer nid5t
nit SaufeEben BON Dollars in Der
Safde had NIasta gebt, um li1 gegeu
bic nnbilbeu Der Witterung- Win.
ter m6rberiide adlte unb i'm Sommer
ebenfo m6rberii6e 9ibe nebIt nblisaten
6iebertrantbeiten uno ionnenperfins
fternben Wolfen BON Mosquitos-, ios
wie gegen bic @efabr be8 gerbungerns
i6tiBen au f6naeu. bem tebt elm traus
RIGGS 2oos bebor. Sie 2eute, bic uas
bieie Warnung baben 3ugeben laHen.
betreu5en fi6 bel bem 8ebanfen, etwa
pieber nod 4lasfa suradtebren gu
mufieu.
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Gine ereiiprad,lae aettuua.

Die erie 3eituns auf 6ormoia mar
bic n8aipau S1impo" (,Neuelte
gta4giGteH BON 6ormoia"). sic
wurbe ben ben Sapanern 6alb na6
GrmerbuuJ Der Suiel begraubst, um
ben einbeimif6en gbineien pie ben
einuanoernben Japanern gIet6mdBig
btenIi8 3u feint 5ugIei6 in 6ineff6 +
unb iapanif6er Gpra6e abaefobt.
giun 1T ont s. Mai b. s.. had Qlblauf
ber stpeiidbrigea GriIt, in Der fi9 bic
@binefen mad ben Befimmuneen bes
5rieben8 BON Sdimonoieti 3u ertldren
batten, OBJ iie iapaaif9e lln,ertbanea
tueroen Ober auswanbern molten, eine
srueite 3eitung, bic ,3oiipau.NipbD"
3dglide Jta6ri6ten BON 6ormofa }
begriiHbet worben. Gieies neue 9latt
trdgt eineu nod aQgemeineren @barat.
ter unb mirb beiOnbers ben in ben
Wertragsbdfen angefiebelten guropdern
angenebm feiu. benn es ioq 3uslei9 In
brei Spra6en, ndmIi9 auBer in dimes
iiider uub iapanif9er aud nod in
englil6er Sprade eri6einen.
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Nid,tS tit 10 aut,

iuie 9r. Sings Neue Gntoeduns gesen
S6wiuoiudt, Suiten unb i6pere gr=
faltnnsen. 9eBbalb perlanse man iie
uorfommenben Salts bon ieinem atpoz
tbefer uno laiie ii6 fein niinbertuertbiges
3eug aufi6waben. 9erielbe iuirb stpar
ni6t bebaupten, baB etpas 9troeres
better lei, aber ct miro. I'M mebr su
peroienen, bebaupten, bab etipas 9(noez
reg gerafe 10 gut lei. Sic perlan9en
Or. Sings 9eeue Gntbeduus, neil Sic
ipiiien, baB balielbe Elm 5uper1dilises
Mittel lit. 9eiieu 9luben tuiro earan=
tirt ober bas @elb 5uriideritattet. Sir
9uiten, @rfdltunsen, G6tpiuoIu6t unb
ale Nfectionen bes Salles, Der 2unaen
nno Der 8ruit siebt es niuts 10 @utes
ipie Sings 9seue gutoeduns. 8rube-
flai6e frei in Der glpot6efe bon s.
&altcDer & So9n.
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Natb fttr MsAtter.

Dor iiber so Sabren f6on murbe
Mrs. Wtnslotp's Soothing @prup
bon Milionen BON Mhttern beim Cab
men ber &inber angemenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S6lafe bur1 ba8 Shreien eines
4inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen TT unb
Dor S4meraen peiuta Wenn 10, laife
iofort cine Glaf6e pon rNirs. Winss
Ions Soothing 5prup" bolen. Seiu
Wertb III unbeaablbar. Sc spirb bem
tIeinen Qeibenben fofort 2inberuns bers
i6affen. 0erlaBt eu1 barauf, Mhtter,
es 1T tein 3weifel bariber. gs bsilt
Opienterp unb DiarrbDe, regnlirt ben
Wfagen unb bic 9tiereu, beieitigt Winb.
aolit, erwei6t ben @aunlen, perbins
bert gntsiiubung unb ftdrft bas sanae
Spitem. rWrs. Win5loms Soothing
Sprup" fir sabnenbe ainber TT anses
nebm in @ei6mad unb bas Reeepi
ifammt bon einen1 Der beften ipeibli6en
aerste In ben Der. Staaten. gs III bel
alien 0rug9iiien in ber sansen Welt 3u
baben. preiS rs Gents per Glaf6e.
aauft nt6ts anberes, alS WrS. Wins'
lpmS SoDtbingsSprup.
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Damn Oauerte es nid)t lange, bic
elm sulammengebalHe8 Iud 5pildeu
Ste .3dbne oes bis 3ur Sbnma6t 8e.
ltiir3ten 9e5mdngt unb 1nittelIt zines
5lpeiten bariiber biugeldtunsenen aui
Dem 9interfopf beielti9t mar. @lei9=
3eiti9 purben Inn 0dnoe unb SiiBe III:
famntense5huiirt, ooB er fein Gliet
mebr 81 riibren perlno6te. @dbreut
oaraui 5lpei Ger @euo{Ien ben 0ilfloleu
tiefer in ben Sang bineiusO9en UNI
bort, bas Sc Iibt nalb unten, in Die
Slime flemnten, ldlob gaIfour BEN
bereit geBaltenen Gdliiiiel auf ser
GuBenieite in's g6loB. Gin 9Gd ijber
bte StraBe belebrte iba, baB in udblter
j3eit feline lleberrai6ung 3u befiirbten,
unb auf Elm 3eiden bon ibm perIieBer
alle BEN Sang. 9ebutiam perI9loB er
Die Ibiir. Den 9dliiilel itedte er gu
fid, unb l0leuniglt trennte man lid
bon einanoer. 3pei ser perme9enen
@eieIli6aft idlugen na6ldliiger
g6rittes oie 9tidtun9 eiu, in Ser iie
ser 9atrouille besesnen muBten. Der
brittle beme9te iib ben1 anoereu Gn0e
oer StraBe sll, uno naGbem er eine
Strede gegongen mar, fol9ten 9alfout
uno 9tainluno ibin lan9ian nadY.
9erein3elte Wlenl6en begegneter
ibnen, jeood obne Tie Su beadten.
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