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CHANGES IN THE POLICE FORCE
A Son of "FightfnE'' Lieut.. Kelly
Receives N Commfsston


Several changes were recorded in the
personnel of the police force at the Dis
tTict Building yesterday. John F. Kelly,
Jr.. son of Fighting Lieut. Kelly,
whose crusade against the crime of South
Washington produced such sterling good
results several years ago, was appointed
an additional private for police duty
from Third TO Sixth Streets, and from
Massachusst s Avenue to C Streets north
west He succeeded David c. Hamilton,
who was recently made a special police
man for duty at one of the street rail-
way crossings.
B. f. Street was also appointed an ad-
ditional private of police for duty in con-
nection with his present office of bridge
keeper, and the resignation of private
William T Digney was accepted. Dlgney
was a special policeman at Buena Vista,
a small river resort opposite the Arsenal
Grounds. The place is resort, and is
sometimes the scene of much fighting.
During a brawl over a trivial occurrence
several Sundays ago a riot of serious
nature was almost initiated, and tele-
phone messages We're sent 10 police head
quarters in this city for assistance.
Two battalions of the police reserve
were ordered out. including the mounted
policemen OF the fHtil fTtcihCt. Di5hSS
resignation was primarily due TO the
trouble which occurred at the time. There
were only two special officers on duty
at the place owing TO its Isolated To-
cation, and Digney was one OF them'
They were powerless 10 restore order al
the time and it was stated that such
was the case on previous occasions. when
II would have been extremely dangerous
for either of them 10 have interefered
with the temper of the crowd. Digney
was doubtless glad to give up his posi-
ton. He has been reappointed an addi-
tional private of the police force for duty
between Eighth and Fifteenth Streets
and / and G. Streets northeast.
The times., 1898-08-02
TAXPAYERS TURN OUT.
Many Take Advantage of the Last
Day of the Fiscal Year and Pay.

Yesterday was the last day of the last
fiscal year upon which local taxpayers
could turn their dog, water and real es-
tate dues into the Golfers of the District
government. and constant procession of
persons passed through the portals OF
the tax collectors Office al the District
Building for the purpose of closing their
present accounts with the municipality.
Hundreds took advantage of the op-
portunity, and from the size of the throng
IL seemed as though half the city mad
forgotten that there is any such thing
as a city dependent upon them in part
for support. Secretary Chamberlain, or
the man behind the big screen in the
tax collectors office was kept busy all
day receiving the money and receipting
hiitx-on the part of the city authorities,
and he heaved a deep sigh of relief when
the official day closed and shut off the
crowd Everybody there seemed desirous
of paying first, and this, with the at
tendant heat conditions and the iostling
of the crowd. made those in line swelter
before their turn came at the window
The times., 1898-08-02
Inv of Alley Structures

In response TO a communication from
c. H. Krey, who lives at No 442 K Street
northwest, asking that the law be en-
forced regarding the erection of certain
flats in Prather's Alley, the District
Commissioners yesterday mailed a letter
to the complainant stating that no law
is being violated in permitting the repairs
being made in the flats in question. The
law TO which MIR. Krey referred to is only
applicable to the erection of dwellings in
alleys, but there is no law prohibiting
the repairing of existing dwellings in
these thoroughfares.
The times., 1898-08-02
THE WHEAT MARKET.
1t Advances One-Half Cent Over
Saturday at the Close.

Chicago, Aug. 1.-Wheat sold off 1-2c
early, but recovered its decline and ad-
vanced lie over Saturday at the close.
The buying was mostly by local traders,
who had sold English markets. Primary
receipts were 100000, against 100000 a
year ago.
seaboard reported about 100000 bushels
taken for export. There was a decrease
of 100000 bushels on passage. North
western crop reports were all favorable.
The best authorities estimate total
yield of 700, 600 bushels or over. The
next government report will also show a
falling off in spring, but if previous pre-
dictions of the latter had been fulfilled
there would not have been room enough
The times., 1898-08-02
THE ASSISTANT ASSESSORS.
Additional Endorsements of Candi.
dates Received by Commissioners.


dates Received by Commissioners.
The new board of assistant assessors Of
property in the District has not yet been
selected by the District Commissioners,
but the appointments viii probably be
made some time during the latter part
Of the week or early next week
The term of office of the present board
will not expire until the 18th instant. The
Commissioners are not desirous of rush
ing headlong into the matter of appoint
ment, and especially when the time at
their disposal does not require them 10
do so. They are giving the question ev-
cry consideration merited by its impor-
tance and have been busily engaged dur
ing the past week canvassing the posi-
biiities.
There is no end to the recommendations
that are being received from every quar-
ter and hardly a day passes without the
presence of a delegation al the District
Building for the purpose of recommend
ing candidate.
Yesterday was no exception in this re-
spect Early in the day a delegation
headed by Terrell and Douglas called
appointment Of former Lieut. Gov. Pinch
back, of Louisiana, as member of the
board. This makes the second candidate
launched by the colored residents of the
city The first was Daniel Murray, who
IS very strongly indorsed by many of his
race, who are anxious TO have him repre-
sent them in the important matter OF the
assessment of their property. The pres
ent board, which is an admirable one in
many respects, is as strongly indorsed as
any of the new candidates, and it is
doubtful if any change Will be made
Another letter was received yesterday
from Albert NJ Read, general manager of
the American Security and Trust Com
pany of this city, asking that Messrs.
Bates. Morsell and Johnson, who are the
present assistant assessors, be retained
for another term.
Both OF the candidates presented by the
colored people are strongly recommended
and in view of the fact that the colored
popllation is rapidly accommodating prop
ertY in the District. ii is believed the
Commissioners cannot well afford to ig-
more their claims.
TITS they do not intend to do and If
anyschange is made in the makeup of
the next board it will probably be for the
The times., 1898-08-02

The talk of the increased earnings of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit continues. and it
is TO this that the advance during the
last few days is ascribed. It is said that
there is a good prospect of division of
the surplus this Fall. This surplus is now
nearly half a million and IL is growing
all the time with the fine Summer busi-
ness There is the thought in the minds
of some however. that the reiteration of
the earnings talk may be- little open 10
suspicion. There is certainly manipulation
in the stock
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The openfng of @ Street.

The Commissioners yesterday received
communication from Robert w. McPher-
son, advocating the proposition to open Q
Street, east of Tweniy-eighth Street,
Georgetown. Mr. Mcpherson says that
the Improvement would add greatly TO the
convenience and comfort of the residents
living On the west side of Rock Greek
and would be OF advantage to the public
in general.
The times., 1898-08-02
operntor wilkins Resigns.

Superintendent H. r. Miles, of the cleo
trical department at the District Build
ing. yesterday rendered the resignation Of
Operator c. A wilkins to the District
Commissioners. and recommended the ap-
pointment of Charles A. Austin 10 fill
the place Mr. Wilkins was appointed
about year ago. but was compelled to
give up his place on account of ill-health.
The times., 1898-08-02

The other industrials absorbed the re-
mainder of attention almost entirely. In
the case of Sugar and Tobacco the busi-
ness was not perhaps 50 genuine as in
Rubber. There were very clear evidences
of manipulation. The tobacco company Is
putting out stories of its prosperity and
of the prospect of increased dividends.
The times., 1898-08-02
$500 Excursion to the Sea- $500
shore via PcnnsyIvania Railroad.

For Atlantic City, Cape May, Ocean
City and Sea Isle City. Tickets on sale
for II a. N. and 12:45 p. m trains Fridays
and Saturdays until September TO- 1898
good TO return until the following Tues
days, at rate of S.. including transfer Of
passenger in Philadelphia, commencing
June "a.
su.tu. .G,ha. m.mon. wedStrip until Sept 10
The times., 1898-08-02
JULES JAoUET.
60 7ifteenth Street Nnrthwest

ItI4 tlILttHll cIIttl NOIINWtSI.
'P. SIN proof OF the last remark /
will mention that / can see into the
room where the babies are from my bed
room when the asylum awnings are up.
AS a general thing they are kept down
on the hottest nights, depriving the lit
tie ones of what little air they might
get, and for the purpose of keeping
neighbors from looking in. On that
night, however, the front awnings were
up
The times., 1898-08-02
The National MediCa! and
Surgical Institute,

pany is attracting attention. There seems
every prospect that with the only real
rival of the trust removed the business
will boom for some months 10 come.
The times., 1898-08-02

Insiders are very confident that Man
haitian will pay no taxes TO the city eX-
cept those on personal property, pending
the final tax decision by the supreme
court.
The times., 1898-08-02

Rubber stocks were the feature yester-
day. and they were active all day. 1t IS
apparent that there is very little prefer
red stock for sale. There was good COM
mission buying in the preferred, and the
demand lifted it Immediately. The talk
of the good earnings of the rubber COM
The times., 1898-08-02

Negotiations have been resumed looking
to the consolidation of the New York
Gas properties.
The times., 1898-08-02
Hecht & Company
Rebuilding Sale.
S.25 to $3.50 wrappers go at SIC.

No previous offering equaled it. We acknowledge
selves that have before bought such fine high grade
wrappers little picture the reality De-
scrption do justice the handsome this lot
Every almost trimmed elaboraey with either lace
brodery Every deep rues choice lawns
of fine percale of fine baeand only SIC for themfor
garments which made sell for
The times., 1898-08-02

There is renewed talk of dividend pros
poets in Lead. Ladenburg, Thallman &
Co. mention the gossip. They state that
they can give no hing definite.
The times., 1898-08-02
Kew york s,oek Nn,k.,.

Corrected daily by w. B. Hbbs g. Co.
memters OF the New York STOCK Exchaags
IA Street.
The times., 1898-08-02
Washington stoca Exchange.

Sales-Capiral Traction. l0d73 1-2. Mer-
genthaler Linotype, l5d1S2; 1GG1S1 IL; 1Oq
ISL IL. Lanstou Monotype, 10Q16 IL; 7O9
l6 6-S.
The times., 1898-08-02
29 cents

for waists which sold up to SI.25
consisting of the finest percales.
lawns. batistes. etc-in the most de-
sirable patterns. in neat checks and
figured effects. with proper blouse
fronts and proper sleeves; in all sizes;
with all styles of collars.
The times., 1898-08-02
Money TO Loan on

Household Furnitar>. Pianos, &c. with.
out removal from owners possession; paynt nts
received on principal, which reduces the cost Of
carrying; all business strictly confidential; no
expense to applicant il loan is not made; efi-
Gent service enables Us to act promptly on al
applications See Us before going elsewhe-..
Capital Loan Guarantee CO.,
6o1 Street n. w.
fe11-u
The times., 1898-08-02
DOWN GO SHIRT WAIST PRICES.

The sales that have far iuauguraed this will
further exce1led by which today We
shall make shirt waist prices which will your eyes
head with wonderment Two
will be filled best waists you may take
choice for about third and fourth of what they're
The times., 1898-08-02
FINANCIAL

MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.
MONEY To LOAN on D. C. real estate; PAYABLE
in small monthly iEstaments JOHN n.
WALTER, WILSON WILLIAMS. 1921 ST. NV.
iy23-tf
The times., 1898-08-02
HECHT AND COMPANY, SIS Seventh Street.

in the three northwestern states to have
stocked the grain.
The times., 1898-08-02

MONEY TO LOAN at the lowest rates Of inter est,
On improved and unimproved property in ths
District Of Columbia; delay beyond exam-
ination of title. WALTER a. ACKER. 7O4 18th
St W. fe9-tf
The times., 1898-08-02
81 thin suits
TO 90 for $2.49.

Today we shall bunch a lot of Ia
dies linen and ladies' crash suits and
white duck and p!que suits at $249
which sold for IS and 80. Some of
them are trimmed with strips of duck
and some are tastefully braided. They
are reduced for quick clearance,
and Il will be quick. indeed
The times., 1898-08-02
Ladies' hats. 39c.

A large lot of ladies' black and white
hats, of fancy straw. will be sold to-
day at 3ec.
The times., 1898-08-02

HONEY to lean on real estate; $50 and snan
sums, per cent, $500 and larger Elns pee
cent; &, 500 and larger SUES. and t2 per
cent; all transactions conducted with economical
consideration Tor borrowers. VIZ. a. SAHS0EYa.
Z CO.. l407 st. nw- aol7-H
The times., 1898-08-02

Chicago cram ana iro'ision hhr<c'
Corrected daily by W. b HiDos & Co.,
members of the New YORK Stock Exchange
1927 + Street
The times., 1898-08-02

Lot of ladies' rough and ready straw
sailors. with blue and black braids.
will be put on sale today at 19c.
each.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

~ NNhANNN -
peiS leiner 9teoenteniiiriorge 9egeben,
inoem er oeuielben, reipettipe Dem
.Soipi; sur beiligen Sun9irau, mel
dies uon Dem beutidlen tatboliIhen
rTerein pom beiligeu %auoe" in Nafen
a~eleitet wiro, elm Dor Ger 0'rnbestlrte
eelegenes Grunoltild ldlentte, aut mel
dem iid) nat Der blbllltlen ueberlle-
ierune Die &obnitdtte Der SurgTrau
Wiaria beianc. Sdon l0ngll mar es
Der @unif Der Satboliten Gemelen,
bieies bisher in mobnmmeoarllfem
Hripatbeiip bsiiuclite Gjrunoitlld an
sufauier, bob mollte lid Scr Gigens
thinner beilelben nift entuuBern.
Surh Snterpention oes Sultans nun
9elana es @ilbelm Dem ,3meiten, baS
Serrain III erwerben, mo in Sinlift
auf Die gnma6uns Der iraniOiiiten
@eirlifteit, Die &abrun9 Der tatbos
liihen Sntereiien i'm Orient iiir lid
allein in gniprut III nebmen, bari oes
SaiierS 0eihenf pobl audi OILS elm &C.
mailer politiiher Sfad;u9 angeleben
peroen-mag man audi JOINT nidDt nit
allen ieiuen l3iisen einueritancen iein.
Die GrobeSfird)e, IN beren unmittels
barer Nldbe, ME ermdhnt. oas @runos
ltid lie9t, III elm Sompler non ;abls
reid)en 9rDeeren uno fleineren Sapel-
len, in oeren eirer iif Die in Der Gbri.
itenheit am Seilisiten sebultene StGtte,
bas @rab Gbriiti, beiinoet. SaiIelbe
biloet, ME uniere Sllultrution ;eiat,
cine feline aapelle filr lid. CieleS
gang nit Warmor betleioete uno reid
9eifmildte CARDINAL ierf0llt i'm
Sunern in ;mei Ibtheilun9en. i3us
nGdii gelau9t man in Die i%ogerannte
Gnselsfapelle. Der bier lidtbare Stein
ioll uor Dem @rube gelegen baben,
uno es beiBt, CAP ser 9ngel i'm tort
aemGlit uno lid oa~ruufseieet babe.
Surf Elm ~nieoriges Tiortfen erreidt
man bon bier aus in gebiidter Saltung
Die eigentlibe Grabfapelle, Die 10
tleip iii, baB mir orei bis pier Ser
ionen ;usleih BARN Flae baben AZ
folibare %ampen bGn9en 0 ser SeGe
herab. 9ted)is beiinoet lid. nit elmer
Wiarmorplatie beoedt, oaS Seili9e
Grab, aui bas uiele. namentlid tatbOs
Hide Seiuder, Sreu;e, J~iolentrGnie
uno anoere Grinnerungsieidleu legen.
um Die Stdtte caourfl 81 petben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

r,nent ausetommene yrar,u Don SW,m.
melmanu lid CUR @ebensauf9abe &C.
madt bat. Die aus benz bSfften bdnis
ideu abel itammeube, reidbesfterte
Dame bat Dor eiuiseu Sabren benz
sldn,euben Sofleben Ballet seiagt uno
wiomet fif nun ausidlieBlid Der 5Urs
beruus hes seiiti9en uno teibliden
Wobis Der armen Slider unb Seeleute.
Mit ibrer tleinen Yadt uon 80 5uB
9dnae uuo Is 6u6 Yreite. bic nit aus
erleieneu 0euten bemaunt III, uuo auf
Der tie oft senus ielblt nit tunoiser
Sano oaS Steuer lenft, beiuft lie Die
SGfen Der 9iiiie uno, burh Die Sandle
ibren Weg nebmene, bes SnlanoeS,
uro iiberall tbeilt lie @obltbaten aus
uno bGlt auf ibrem ~bemeslidlen SauS"
gnSadten ab, ~ Seuen lid, tbeils aus
Heusier, tbeilS aus inuerem Seoiirfs
nip, lietS cine aniebulite Iniabl See
leute einfinoet. Die 9lnipruhSlcli9teit
uno oaS Serilihe hires Nuftretens
i6iisen lie Dor 9tObbeiten, uno ihrc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

inneruns fortan aenannt merben mire.
@ir meinen Die Sofoame Der Saiieriu
Gliiobetb, Die unguriitJe GrGfin Srna
SStarap.
Die erit 34jdbrise Game, welder
Srani Solepb als i3eid)en Der ~faiiers
lid)en g%nertennuns cas GroBfreu; oes
bon linn neu sesriiuSeten elizabeth.
orbens ueriieben hat, iii cine iblanfe
Gribeinuns, o%untelblono, mittelsro6,
poll liebenswiiroisem Iusorud uno
BON ibliftem guftreten. sic sebUrte
crit cem Sofltaat Der Gr;berSosin
alotiloe on uno io9 lid oann aus
Observation-Disclosures nod Sauie ,us
rid, no lie mebrere Sabre uerblieb.
bis ibr Dor nidt 10 LANCER 3eit Die
Stellun9 dis SOioame Der aaiierin
a%nsebOten wuroe. sic ltano bel Der
Serblihenen in bober 0unit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24
Sic s6niosbsroer Voldltra Nlbertina.

Vie SontgSbtrger Hdlalird Ilbertlla.
eiaeutlit ,Rin9ihule" - Toll cine
Stdtte ieiu sur NuSbilour9 tOrperliter
8rait uno Sebenoigteit, Elm Saus ses
ielli9er i3uiammeutiinite uno IrOhs
liter Stunreu ME ebler SportbetbGs
tisuu9, Elm Srt. an BEN geturut uro
gefotteu, gegeiieu, getrunter, g~ebaoet,
getan;t, Sbeater 9eIpielt uno %toniers
tirt. miro, in Dem man 9tao i1hrt, %amu
3ennis ooer Billiard lpielt, te9elt
u. /. II. Natiirlif baben Die SOnigSs
berger Stuoenteu, fir ole Die Fallitra
ia in eriier ZINE erbaut wOroeu ~,
ihon ldnsit lid ole Jtduue BARN 9es
1ifert. Die meilten Terbinoun9en
neroen nit ibrer ~Sneipe" cortbIn
iiberlieoelu. Aber audi leoer anoere
Soni9sberger miro gegen Gntrihtuug
zines tleinen SabresbeitrageS an Den
Yergiinltigungeu, Die BORT 9~ebuten lpers
ben, theilnebnlen f0nnen.
Dian fam Die Falditra Albertina
uid)t neureu, obne ;ugleih oes berilbms
ten Nem Yprfer Gbirurgeu Or. 6rieos
rid %anse 81 g~eoenten. zines frilheren
Wiit9lieos Der Sonigsberger 9urihens
fhaft ,Gotbin." Nus ieinem 2opfe III
bic gliitlihe Soee entlprungeIl, er hat
ourf Shenfun9 oes @runo uno Sus
oeus ioipie ourh groBe Geloopfer uno
Tarleheu Die Yermirtlituns oes Elans
ermOglift.
Ston uou auBen iei9t lid Die 30
ldiira glbertina ais Elm impolanter
gar, Der fat ourt)weG audi i'm
Snnern, i'm SroenSltil errihtet III.
81. beioen Sbiirme an ser Sauptiront
3iert ous in Sotrelief ausgeIiibrte
BiloriB oes GriluSers Ger Sonigsberser
lluiperi.itdt, oes Seriogs llbredt oes
Griien non FreuBen. j3wei grOBe Gin
fabrten uno imei Gingdrge fiibren ms
Surere bes 0ebGuoes. Iuf elmer Wiars
mortreppe gelan9t man in sic oberen
9idume. Gas Grb9eifoB, in Dem lid
cine Heibe ld)Oner, meiter Glume be-
fiuoet, iOll on Yereine permietbet mers
ben. Sm erlteu Stod lieat cine 2Irt
Ritterlaol, ous Speiie}immer, elm ges
malti9er 9iaum, in Dem aud Die BON
Der llniperiltlt III uerSebenben 6rei'
tiife sepGbrt meroen iollen. gn Den
Speiieiaal 9reuit oas Sill0rSiimmer,
feruer beiiuoet lid in manufactured
Nabe oas iebr ipedmGBi9 ein9erittete
9eiesimmer. Sm Smeiten Stotmert
lieseu Die 5edJtiGle uno eini9e meitere
8ereins,immer, Die sumeiIi init Sals
fonen nod Dem @arten 81 oerieben
finb.
Sdnss Der 9an;en Garteufront Ses
@ebauoes lduit cine Gitruoe, uon Der
mah ben Spielen i'm @arten Suihauen
fam. Sm NoroTliisel b%efinoet lid Die
rieIise 2urnballe, Elm Gaum, Der be-
QUEEN iiber 1000 Perionen fa6t. 3us
8leib aber ioll bieier Saul, ben prdds
ti9e Oedensemaloe ~Sieren, ip0ter aud
als Cant, 2beaters uno &on,ertloal
benuet peroen. Gr III III bieiem i3med
nit elmer Diibne uno elmer Gmpore
fir oas Wiuiifperional oerieben. Die
8aoeaniialt trd9t allen SeoiiriniIien
Rebnung, Die mo- an cine moberne
berartige Ginrihtuns i~tellen fann. Sm
Siioiliisel liest Die aiide, ierner be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

tuubt. Gr Ielblt Nellte ote D,aano,e.
On teinem Nusmuri mics er bas 8or.
bauoeujein bon Peitba,illen nod. Gr
fiiste iit in isin trasiides Sdidial
wie elm Selo. NlS er feline Diaanole
nit 8eitimmtbeit feitseltellt hattie,
iaste er: .alio in flint 2asen If es
aus nit mir!"
Or. Wiiiller mar Niiiltent an Der
8linit YroieiIor Notbnasels uno Iiano
nur wenise Gage uor Der Iollenouna
ieines 80. Sebensjabres. gu Nnfau9
1897 mar er bon oer faiietlit tOnias
lit)en gtaoemie Der @iiienibaiteu nit
orei anoeren g~er;ten CUR Griorlduno
Der Veulenpeit nad Snolen eutianot
muroen. Die Geiultate leiner Yeobad)s
tunSen iino crit turi Dor ieinem 5uoe
Srudiertis sepOroen uuo weroeu Dem.
nIdlt erlt)einen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

aber nift nur oils WiIienlfaitlet
einen ausse,eidneten Sui, ionoern er
hat aud in ieiuem Neitreben, bas
uebel ein,uodmmen, mebr setbau ais
ielbit cine itrense ~gufiaiiun9 ieiner
ar;tliten Pflidt erbeiifte. Gr bate
nidt ALIEN, unter sdnIiter Sioliruus
teiner felbft. ben 3ranien sepilest,
bis UNI Witteruadt an oeiien Bette
permeilt, ionbern er lpar es aut, Der
nod benz 2cbe Dariihs bic Oesinfets
tion aller Galume, ieiner eisenen unb
Der ourd eiuen 9orricor bapon aes
trennten Siolir,elle Dariihs ourd.
tibrte. Oieie pro,ebur e~rfosoerte srobe
tSrperlide Snhreusuxssu, unb Or.
Ntller tetarrte, tros aller rparnenben
VorftelluSen oarauf, iie Iel6it por,us
neAmen. &ls CT banr bon Der 9ranfs
belt erfabt rpnros, NOR er ti& teines
eioenen 2uitanbes polliommen be.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-24

oneinemeisentb ii M d e II
unall muroe jilnsitbin 6rau Millie
Shmiller in Cincinnati betroffen.
Gle mar chen Don einem StraBenbubns
wasen seiiie9en, ais Tie BON einem
Wtanne. Der bebufS Grreihuns bee
@asens in pollem Yauie oaberfam, ~
Vooen serannt muroe, 10 oaB lie be-
wuBtlos liesen blieb. Sic muroe mad,
elmer benahburten @irtblfaft &C.
bratt, uno Der berbeigeruiene 9lrSt
fonitatirte, ouB Die Sruu cine tieie
S%hnlttmunre am Sintertcpi oapon'
setrusen uno ibre itGblerne Sutnapsl
ibr in oen S6doel georunsen mar.
Die @unoe wuroe perbunoen, bod be-
fiirhtete mat einen idlimmen Yerlaui
Der Yerlesung.
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