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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
REQUiSlTION HONORED.
Extradition Warrant for Thomas r. NJ urths
Wanted Mt Chicago.

Wanted Mt Chicago.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Dec. 26.-Governor Smith to-
day honored the requisition of Govern
or Tanner of Illinois and issued am
extradition warrant for Thomas F.
Murth, who is wanted in Chicago to-
answer to the charge of extortion by
threats. John Tracy, a Chicago de-
tectlVe, who has been here two weeks
awaiting the arrival of the necessary
extradition papers from the governor.
of Illinois. left for the East tonight
With Murth. Murth was arrested in
Helena, several weeks ago, by Chief
OF Police Becker, on Chicago advices,
and since HIS arrest has been in the
city jail, waiting for an officer to
take him. to Chicago There was some
delay in the arrival of the extraditiop
Papers. There are two indictments
against Murth who it appears, is
charged with having blackmailed Louis
Malawosky, Chicago cigar manufac-
tuTer. Murth was a constable, and
procured d warrant for Malawoksy's
arrest from a justice of the peace. nho
is alleged to have stood in with the
play, on the charge Of violating the
state law against using the national
flag for advertising purposes. On the
promise of dropping the prosecution,
Murth received $6 from Malawosky 1t
is claimed that he worked this racket
on many others, who, while perhaps
violating the flag law, evaded prosecu-
tfon by buying Murth off in the same
manner as Malawosky did.
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New York at San Juan.

San Juan de Porto Rico, Dec 26-
The United States cruiser New York,
flagship of the North Atlantic squad
ron, arrived here yesterday and later in
the day left for target practice. Cover
nor General Davis received Rear Ad-
miral Farquhar, commanding the North
Atlantic station. at the palace. The
United States sunboat Machias. which
arrived here Dec. q, sailed to-day for
Santo Domingo.
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MORE BODIES RECOVERED.
Five More Corpses Taken From the
BraEnelI Mines.


Brownsville, Pa, Dec. 26.-Five mora
bodies, making 20 victims of the explosion,
have been recovered from the Brazneh
mine. The bodies We're so mutilated that
they have not been identified. Although
a search of the mine was made this morn
ing no more bodies We're found and il is
now believed the number Of dead will
not be increased. The work of remov-
ing the mass of Wreckage in the mine
began to-day and a careful search WIS
made for more bodies, although the COM
panys officials feel confident all the men
have been accounted for. The work of
clearing the mine to get it ready to re-
sumo will take three weeks or a month
With sightless eyes peer,ng into the
dark depths below the corpse of Andrew
Forber hung for three days and nights
from a beam half way up the mine shaft
of the Brazneli mine. The body was 50
feet above tho level of the mine whence
it had been blown by the force of the ex-
plosion. Since the accident occurred liv-
ing and dead men had been almost con-
stantly passing within a few feet of the
corpse. The accident wrecked both cages
One was hastily repaired and operated on
one side of the shaft On the other side,
within reaching distance OF the cage in
use hung Forber's body, but owing to the
darkness in the shaft it was not found
until to-day.
Two other bodies, or rather pieces, were
found this afternoon. They were located
deep among the debris, ana worse man
gled than any yet found. The heads and
trunks were together, but the arms.
hands, legs and feet were picked up here
and there and placed in the same box
They were foreigners and it was impos-
sible to identify them. One of the rescue,
party said that much of the bodies still
remained in the mine, and he shoveled up
great pile of fragments of flesh ana
clothing which 1t was useless to bring
from the mine. With these three bodies
recovered, the number Of dead is increas-
ed to o.
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Tho Queens Tea.

London, Dec 26.-The wives and fam
lilies Of the guards from Windsor, now
serving in South Africa, assembled at
st. Georges hall, Windsor. this after
noon to participate in the queens
Christmas celebration. Queen Victoria
the Duke and Duchess of Connaught
Princess Henry Of Battenbers, the
Duchess Of Albany and others Of the
royal family We're present The tree,
which was rs feet high, was illuminated
with electric lights and covered with
presents, which the members of the
household distributed after tea. The
queen evinced the greatest interest in
the festivities.
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PAY NO ATTENTION.
British Embassy Makes No Protest
Against Eenian Movements.

Against Eeniau Movements.
Washington. Dec. 26-The British
minister, Lord Pauncefote, has made no
protest to the authorities here relative
to the reported organized movements
in various parts of the country in be-
half of the Beers, including the alleged
Fenian movement, although these mat
ters were subjects for discussion be-
tween Secretary Hay and the ambassa-
dor as late as this afternoon. The only
attention which the embassy is giving
to these reports is to keep advised
through the British consuls at various
points as to any movements of import
ance. Thus far, however, nothing has
come from the consuls to indicate that
any of the movements was more than
local. All of the devices show that
there has been nothing in the way of
a general organization. As is the usual
case in times of war, the British officials
receive many letters offering to dis
close secret movements or to sell ball
looms, explosives, explosives and vari-
Gus other novel war inventions. But as
most of these are anonymous they re-
ceive no attention.
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Statehood for New Mexico.

Prescott, Ariz., Dec. 26.--A party con-
sisting Of Senator Shoup of Idaho Sem
ator Clark of Wyoming, Commissioner
Hermann of the general land Office
and General F. C. Ainsworth, U. S. A,
arrived this evening by special train
in company Of Governor Murphy of
this territory. The party is making a
tour of Arizona and New Mexico, in
vestigating conditions with reference
to statehood, forest reserves and mill
tary affairs. They so from here to
Phoenix and Tucson, and thence to
Los Angeles.
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RECEIVED WITH Joy.
Boer Victories Please the People in Dutch
Districts

London, Dec. 27-The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily News. tele-
graphing Wednesday, Dec. 20, says:
Lord Methuen, I understand, in
tends to remain at Modder river about
three weeks longer. From Boer
sources, hitherto singularly well in
formed, l learn that there are 5000
European officers and men skilled in
modern military tactics, particularly
artillery, now in Pretoria as a reserve.
Our administrative officials in the Cape
service who have just returned from
official recruiting duty in the Dutch
district. say the news of the British
reverses have been received with great
joy even in localities where there is
no open revolt"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
A FATAL CAKE-WAlk.
Riot Occurs Among Negroes in Which
One Man Is Killed,

New York, Dec. 26.-During a riot
among 47 negro men and women on a
trolley car in Morrisiana to-day, one
man was fatally shot and two wers
dangerously wounded. Charles Trassy.
who did the shooting, was arrested.
There was cakewalk last night which
was attended by a large crowd of col
ored people. and a of the participants
and spectators about l o'clock this
morning boarded a trolley car bound
for Harlem bridge. There were no
white people on board except the con-
ductor and the motOrman. Almost im-
mediately after boarding the car the
negroes commenced to fight because of
disparasing remarks made about one
of the women. Trassy claimed to have
shot in self defense. Most of the me-
groes involved in the row escaped.
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FENlkN UPRISING.
Company of 600 Raised at Dunkirk to
Invade Canada.

Invade Canada.
Buffalo, N. Y, Dec. ga special from
Dunkirk says: The Fenians are said to
be organizing here for an invasion of
Canada. A man known to have knowl-
edge of the condition of Fenan affairs in
Dunkirk says this city has been called
upon to raise 600 men to form part Of
New Iorks quota of the 5000 men that
are to be enrolled throughout the country
AT the present time 500 men are known
to be mustered with the Fenians here. The
remaining 100 will be obtained with little
difficulty. It is currently reported and
extensively credited that the Fenians
have two carloads of arms and munitions
of war in concealment in or near this
city. This material is said to have been
in possession of Dunkirk Fenians for
many years.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27

New York. Dec. 26.--Memorial services
for Dwignt L. Moody, the evangelist,
We're held to-day in Calvary Baptist
church simultaneously with the funeral
services at Northfield. The auditorium of
the church. which seats about 5000 per-
sons, was filed. The service was of an
1adenomina tional character. arranged by
the friends of Mr.. Moody here, and num-
ber of ministers of all denominations were
present
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FUNERAL OF DR.. MOODY.
Famous Evangelist Laid 10 Rest at Round
Top.

Top.
East Mortified, Mass, Dec. 26.-Fu-
neral services over the remains of
Dwight L. Moody were held at the
Congregational church to-day before
large audience. Men who for many
years have been connected with Mr..
Moodys work took part. Rev. C. I.
Scofeld directed officially assisted by
Rev. A. A. Torrey of the Moody Bible
institute, Chicago.
early in the day, only relatives and
close friends being present. DR.. SEQ
field read the scriptures and Mr.. Tor
rey offered prayer.
When the family had withdrawn, the
corpse, which had been permitted to
remain upon a leather couch. was
placed in the casket, which was of sim
pie design, black covered and open at
full length. The body was borne to the
church on an oblong black covered
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
LIST OF THE KILLED.
Names OF the Victims of the Arosto
Catastrophe.
Ariosto


Cape Henry Va, Dec. 26.-Following
is the list of men lost by the swamp
ing of the Ariosto boats in the surf
near Ocracoke, n. c., furnished by
S. l.. Desher, United States weather.
bureau official at Hatteras
JOHN KEMP, chief officer.
w. L. INFORT, second officer. \
J. S. SCOTT, second engineer. 4
e. ROBERTS, third engineer.
J. w. WILCOX, fourth engineer.
- KYELLIN, donkey man.
- HONASCHE, chief steward.
NEIWMANN, second steward.
- MENINGER, cook.
- EIGER, mess room boy.
Sailors and fremen: Horvik, Law,
Gisbiansen, Henricsen, Collin, Gusta-
sen, Hansen, Michael, Litsaen, Ham
mertund, Osterman.
The vessel lies broadside to tho
beach, apparently in good condition.
Captain Baines, Chief Engineer War;
ren, Third Officer Reed and six men,
all that were saved are still being
cared for at the life-saving station.
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Boer Sympathy.

New York, Dec. GA resolution ex-
pressing sympathy with the Beers in
their war with Great Britain, identical
with the one adopted by the board Of
aldermen last week, was to-day offer
ed in the city council. President Gug-
genheimer ruled that the resolution
was out of order and it was laid over
The council adopted a resolution en-
pressing regret for the death of Gem
eral Lawton.
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Beef for the Army,

Chicago, Dec. 26-The employees of the
canning department of Armour & Co., at
the stock yards. worked Christmas day
filling rus.l order sent by the British
government. For almost week night and
day shifts of men have been kept at work
Recently 1t is said two large orders came
from the British government for meat for
their forces. 1t is expected the order will
be filled before the week is out. The sup
plies will be carried east in a special train
and shipped at once to Cape Town.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Recruiting Suspended.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 26.-M. Pierre Pet
tit recruiting agent for the ambulance
corps Of the Boer army suspended oper-
ations temporarily to-day on account of
the failure to receive an expected draft
from DR.. Leyds 1t is said 500 recruits
have been sent from this city, which is
more than has been sent from any other
one agency in the United States.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Maino's Dead Arrive.

Newport News, Va, Dec. 26-The
Names dead were brought ashore at 80
o'clock on lighter and transferred with
out ceremony to a Chesapeake & Ohio
train waiting to transfer them to Arling-
ton. At 10 o'clock an official visit was
paid the Texas by me mayor, president of
the Business Mems association and rep
resentatives of the military from hero
DURING the late Wnr
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Pinnacle Rock Falls.

Cumberland Gap. Tenn, Dec. 26.-Tha
celebrated Pinnacle rock, which over
hung Cumberland Gap and was a noted
natural spectacle. fell from it's lofty
height to-day. The people of the city
were awakened as if by an earth
quake S the immense mass, weighing
hundreds of tons, came tambling down,
Considerable property was destroyed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena, Dec 26.-Joseph Dezell, a
young man of Anaconda, to-day pro-
cured from the district clerk a mar
riage license to wed Miss Helena DAILY,
daughter of Hugh Daily of this city
They will be married tomorrow by
Rev. Father Day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

transferred the tags upon the goods which
We're sold by the state and replaced them
with Henderson & Ames company'6
marks. They all say they were hired by
Mr. Bici1erstaff of the Henderson &c Ames
company to do the work, and all reside in
Kalamazoo. The woman assert that they
removed the buttons from the soldiers
clothes and the Innings from the caps and
replaced them with others
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Indians Drowned,

Ashcroft, B. c.. Dec. 26.-Seven In
dians, including two women, were
drowned last night a short distance
west of this place by the upsetting of
canoe in which they We're attempting
to cross the Thompson river.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Ordered to the Front.

London, Dec. 26-Lord Stanley, eldest
son of the Earl of Derby and a member
of parliament for the West Houghton
division of Lancashire has been ordered
to join Lord Roberts staff forthwith,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Contraband Cargo Captured

Durham, Dec. 19.-The Norwegian back
Regina, from Java, loaded with stretchers
and railway sleepers, has been captured
near Delagoa bay and brought here by tn.
British second-class cruiser Forte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Military Fraud.

Lansing, Mich, Dec. 26.-The grand jury
feconyened this afternoon. Since ad-
Journment the officers have made what Is
claimed to be an important find in con-
nection with the alleged fraudulent mill
tary deal by locating the four women who
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Gold for Export.

New York, Dec. 26.-Heidelback, Ickel-
heimer & Co. will ship $500 600 in gold on
the steamer Teutonic sailing for Europe
tomorrow.
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Volunteers for Service.

London Dec. 2S.-Lionel Walthal Roths-
child, unionist member of parliament,
eldest son of the first Baron Rothschld
and the latter's heir, has volunteered for
service in South Africa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
MysteriousIy Poisoned.

Barboursville, w. V, Dec. 26-Three
members of the family of Manford Pol
lock died last night, having been mys-
teriously poisoned by eating their
Christmas dinner.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Professor Eliot Dead.

Baltimore. Dec. 26.-Prof Eliot
of Washington, D. c., the world
famed ornfthologist and scientist, died
last night at Johns Hopkins hospital.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
General Brooke in Florida.

ST. Augustine. Fla, Dec. 26.--General
Brooke has arrived here, en- route to
Washington from Havana.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Joubert Has Recovered.

Pretoria, Dec. 1S.-General Joubert has
recovered and returned to the front to-
day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
Volunteers Rolling In.

New York, Dec. pa dispatch TO the
World from London says: The Morning
Post prints the following from its mill
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-27
KitcIlener Goes

Kitchener Goes Forward.
Gibraltar, Dec 26.-General Lord Kitch-
ener has arrived here from Egypt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Sic groBc 2tfrifa=SaDm.

Die r2onboner Shines" bringt ieBt Musz
fiibrIi6eres iiber bas Observation-Disclosures
8abnprojett, auf tpeldes bic lebten HciIen
Cecil RboOes' unb fein 8emii6en, ben
beutI6en &oiier giinitig bafiir gu Itimmen,
Die augemeine NufmerfIamteit gelenft baz
BEN. Wir entne6men ibreu M~itt9eilungen
notbfte6enbe @tn5el6eiten: @orber6ano BAN
belt es Iih UNI cine ettpa 1890 Metlen
lange @iienha6n pon 8ulutpaDo, benz bis
BERGEN @nOpuntt Der &upba6n i'm Set
i6uanuz2anbe, na9 Uganda. 9aS 2ano
lit bis CUR Siib1ptbe bes SanganDifaz@e sees
bereits a6gemefen. Die Strede 8uluz
papo~3ambeii Our6i9neibet oas 9olOIano
bis @belo, tpel6em iif peitere @egenben
ani4lteBen, mo glei6faGs cine ret9e Sob
uuSbe1te gebpfft pirO, Damn folgen Sob
l~enlager. Auf bic 5ru4tbarteit bes GAM
befizSbales pirb Defenders bingetpiefen,
Noroli4 oom 3ambefi bur919nei6et bic
projeftirte 2inie cine 9ohebene 1850 SUB
iiber benz Meere), pel6e bus geprieiere
2onangpo~Sb beberri9t. @in6eimii9e
4rbeiter erbalten n0rOli9 bonn 3aa1befi e.
men Monatsgebalt BON 'iehs Shifting
$1.50), 10 baB man nit benz Sorti9reiz
ten Der 8obn cine Nusglei9ung 5ipif6sn
Den b%ortigen unb ben in ben 9ol9ldnbern
be5ablten bo5en 2Dbnen erbofft. Die 8ez
oDlferun9 8ptffen Dem 3ambeit uno benz
SanganDita foQ febr getper6fletBig fem.
@uf Dem 9angunbituzGee (4OO M. Ianq)
iOG Elm 9umpferOienit eingeri6tet perben.
8etanntli6 tit BON Der @iofpibe bes
Sanganpita Biz nu4 Uganda bas @ebiet
nt4t me6r englii9, bic rSimes" tbeilt iez
bod nit, es ieien n9ur69ungsredte ge=
Ii3ert" porben. 8Om Norbenbe bes SAM
ganpifa biirfte fi6 Die 8abn an bic Gnbz
~itutiOn Mengo Der BON Mombaia ian Der
S1tfiiite) fommeroen Uganda : 8o9n an
16lieBen, Mit @rret6ung Der l6iff6aren
Rilarme ipdre Die NuFga6e Der 8a6aqeTelI>
i6aft boaenbet, Man 6offt bteIes GEL in
5e6n Sabren gu errei6en. @ine &o7tenbez
re@nung 1T bis iebt erit fir bic @trede
8uluipapo>S ~nngnpifa aufgeteQt, pel9e
flint Mtllionen pfunO Sterling ($25,OOO,z
00O) erfproern ion.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
NuSlana

= Snge aum6ur 9 a. g. It arb Der
@eneral Der Snfunterie 3. .. @jlbelm
90 q 0 i'm "a, 2ebensiabre. Der
8eritOrbem mar feiner 3eit 5ulsbt @ouz
perneur bon StraBburg /. 6. @r pdr eli
rer BON ben @enigen, bic aug Dem Seloz
5ug 187O/71 ne6en benz GtIernen &reu5
2. unb 1. &laiie AUDI nod bic 4u55ei9>
nung beS Sr6ens pour lie m6rite mitz
bra9ten. @r er6ielt bie1 e Nusasi9nung
unldBli4 ieiner Sbeilnabme an Der
@91u6t bel ct. Quentin.
n8iB' MID ni6t" Cine nu6<
ubmenspertbe @infi6rung baben bic pratt
tii9en @ngldnoer gum @dube i6rer Sim
Der gegen anftedenbe &ranf5eiten 9etrofz
fen. Mun iiebt IN 2onbon, no gegenpGrz
ttg SnFluen3a unb 9ipbtberitis tart umz
ge6en, tleine Mdb6en uno &naben, auf De-
rem 9ut6dnbern Die parnenben Wprte:
Don't kiss mel" eingetpebt lin6. Stz
9erli9 iperoen bierbur9 Diele 2eute ahgc@
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15

buften be6ielten mir gum 9srbrou0 in
2unOe per &Opf 1926 gfO, 2o96uumlDoIe
gegen nur 1851 i'm S. 1863, 1.21 8uIbel
@ei8en gegen 5.36 i'm 5. 1863, 22.72
8u16el Mais gegen 2O.A. Jerner belief
ii4 Der &opfzgerbrau9 poa 3uder auf
GIL Pfo. gegen nur 300, Der ali &affee anf
11.45 Pfo. gegen nlr 6.52, Der opn 1bee
auf O.91 9fO. gegen O.96, Der bon 8rannt=
tpein uuf Ito @aIonen gegen 2.07. Der por
8ier auf 1864 San. eegen nur 5.15 i'm S.
1868.
Die Qusgaben fir bas poitneIen BADEN
ii9 bon 81 Gents auf ben 8opf i'm 5. 1868
in beItGnbiger 9tei9ung auf $1,36 i'm $,
1898 er606t.
9as IinO 3iffern, peG6e gan3e 9dnbs
BON 2eitartiteln iiber bic Glttpidtung Der
Ser. Staaten na3 gutter unb b0Ier Ri6z
tung Fin Ipre6en. @ir ii6erIGiien es aber
beute Dem 2efer, feline S9luBiolgerungen
baraus felbit gu 5ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-03-15
Stette ltnttu 6Ismn8 lit Der StaDl=Sm=
0mitrie TIT @l1tSft6t.

@enn bas neue @ta6l6Grtungs@8erfa 6>
rem, ipel9es Der iun9e gbifon antinbtgt,
unb fir befen Nus6eutung bereitS cine Sc
feli9aft nit elmer Mi1ion9apital g~eQriinz
bet 1T, iih 6epGbrt, 10 perben 9arbep uno
&rupp enOgiiGtig aus benz 5elbe ge19lagsn
tporben fem.
9enn @otfon berfpri9t, etnen Sta6l bon
iol3er 9drte ber3uielen, OaB cine le9s3Dlz
ltge Platte babon bic Wtber1 tanbstraft elmer
na3 Dem &rupp'f9en pber 6arpep'i9en
8erfabren 9ergeiteIten fInf5e6n3Oligen
Platte erbGlt. 9iefes nunoerbare Gefultat
min er bur4 grb06ung Der 8ru9fpannung
BON $4,000 uuf $1,000 pfb, fir ben Nuaz
orat3oq bel glet63eitiger @%erminberung BET
9ebnun9 unb 3ufommen3iebung berbeigez
fi6rt 6aben.
IS III. febr tlur, baB biefe grfinbung,
toenn ite itA in Der Praris betpGbrt, cine
rrelle %umpGl5ung in Der @iien@S nonitrie,
nomentlih inn S9tffs6au, be~rDorrufen muB.
3und4it pirb uniere g2sgierung feline
@4pierigteit me6r BADEN, 9an3erplatten
bon geniigPnOer @tarte fir einen melt unter
benz beutigsn ite6enOen Brets gu %erlangen,
@ber audi auf anberem Selbe piirbe ii9 bic
@rfinoung als unge6euer niibli6 erpeifsn.
go 3. 8. tpIrbe bic @efu6r, baB bic @@rauz
benf9afte Der groBen 0ampfer bre9en, be-
oeuteno berabgeninbert perben, pie iiberz
3aupt cine iebe @~erringerung bes 9e6nungsz
@oeffi5ienten fir ale aus Sta61 ausgefa6rz
ten 8arten 8riden, 9duier, Gi1enba6z
men, S9tffe - unb cine @rb0bun9 Der @t@
Der tanostraft gegen 3ug, S9la9 unb 9rnd
cine gepaltige @erme9rung Der @i6erbeit
unb 0auerbaftigteit ber1eI6en beoeuten unb,
mas iebr bod in @ni4lug gu bringen lit,
bieIeIbn AUDI Diel biliger MAIDEN piirbe.