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CHURCHMEN IN SESSION.
Southern Presbyterian Assemble 10 Meet
Next Year in Lille Rock.
REVISION OF THE CONFESSION OF fAllH
Subject viii Hardly be Brought Up
nt Present Meeting owing 10
Action Taken Yesterday.

Atlanta. Ga, May 23.--Llttle Rock, Ark.
place of tho Southern general assembly
OF the Presbyterian church. Two other
cities invited the assembly. They were
Fort Worth. Texas, and Greensboro KY
On the first ballot Little Rock received 81
votes. Greensboro IS and Fort Worth Al,
On the second ballot Fort Worth was with
drawn, Little Rock receiving 112 and
Greensboro 3D. The regular time for the
annual session of the assembly TO meet
IL the third Thursday In May,
There was an animated discussion with
out result. az the afternoon session, with
regard to the sulary OF the secretary of
the foreign mission board. The SALARY
of Dr. s. q. Chester OF Nashville, wno
holds this position, was raised by the OK
eeutive committee on foreign missions
during the past year from $1,000 to S25uO
and the approval OF the assembly was
asked.
Nine overtures. among them those OF
the Columbia, Ark, Macon and Central
Texas presbyteries, were heard, protesting
against the increase. The standing COM
mtttee on missions recommended that the
that they would exercise the most WERE
full economy in foreign missions afr,irs !"
This brought out Hood of proposals ana
objections and without nction Ia ,natta.
went over untll tomorrow.
me night session was dey1ted to for
elsn missions. There were but two speak
ers--W. C. Buchanan. Missionary IN Ianon
and John w. Davis OF 500 Chow China
Rev. Buchanan said that Jan1n nav had
six sell -supportlng preshy4erian churches
The committee on hymn books ia ex-
pected TO make a unanimous report in IA
yor OF the assembly publishing the hook
The discussion on a revision Of me con
fesslon o. falth OF the presbyterlan church
will arlse In the present sessIon on tbs
general aaseubly
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MEN IN SESSION.
BUSINESS SESSION OF II. l.. A. NE.
GUN Al NEW ORLEANS.
Executive Committee shows Evil re
suits of work OF Trusts ana
Suggests Remedies.

New Orleans, La, May 2S--The Trav-
elers' Protective Association busiuc s
convention began today. After prayer by
National Chaplain Wilson, President Ia
Taste called the meeting 70 order The
committee on credentials reported 1893
delegates present from twenly-four States.
illinois, Louisiana, Nebraska, Tennessee
ana Virginia asked for additional delegates
OWNS to increased membership. Presi-
dent La Taste read his annual report.
dealing mainly with the management OF
the association and was given a unanimous
vote OF thanks for splendid work secre-
tary la Baumo reported claims paid
s99,as7, claims denied 81 por capita ex-
pense, N,ss The present membership ia
1922 New posts have been added at
Waterloo, Iowa; Mexico. Mo. Joplin
Mo- Cleveland, Ohio; Spokane, Wash.
panville, Alexandra aud Norfolk, Va,
and Temple and Orange, Texas,
The railroad committee reported that
It had been successful so far in etfectinx
the INTERCHANGEABLE mileage system Tho
Nata presidents reported upon progress
made
The report OF the executive committees
WAS devoted largely to trusts and their
eNU effect upon trade. Concerning trusts
the report, which was unanimously
adopted says in part
me dark clouds Of monopoiles ana
trusts suh hover over us and since our
last convention met many commercial
travellers have lost their posHlons An
authorized agent OF trusts has hoasted IN
New York paper that $50 900 commercial
'raNelerS have been thrown out OF emplov-
Ment by the concentration OF nereansi la
and commercial industries In the truss
ana that SS000,000 daily are thus saved
10 the trusts hY the consequent Withhold.
INK OF Advertising patronage from country
newspapers; In other words the trusts in
these Two Items alone save go themselves
Se'VaooOo daily. all OF which is withdrawn
indirectly from the people wlsh the far
eleal afSumeM that Il will enable the
tnosls 70 advance wages, cheaper products
ana make the people stoeNho,ders. no
owners OF the companies
with such conditions realized a great
ana essential step Will have 10 be taken
IA the WARFARE upon the trusts which has
become inevitable, NJ mere doehratAa
n counts, leSisletures or adfnlnIstratiye
osteefs, no mere exposition Of party policy
as embedded IN Political rlas,3rns can H.
enestive IN Kidding the business az this
country OF the miserable Incubus which
has fastened itself upon H."
At nlgh there was an entertainment ana
nanquN at West End the clty's lakeside
resort and the ladies Of the city took the
The day,
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THE orrIcIAL REPORT.
Bnden-PowelI Tells How Mafekinl
Was Relieved,

Was Relieved,
London, May y, II 80 q. m.-The war
oraoe Is In receipt OF dispatch '"'m
Lord Roberts under date OF IIonings sprait
May %. announcing the receipt by h,m of
the following message from Major Gem
cral Baden Powell:
"MafekIng May Ill am happy to iu-
form you that Matching was successfully
relieved today The northern and south
crn columns Joined hands on May 10 and
attacked the enemy yesterday and after a
small engagement entirely defeated them
with loss, The British casualties were
three killed ana twenty-one wounded,
The relieving force marched Into Maze
King this morning and the relief ana de-
Tense forces combined aud moved out an,l
attacked the encmy's head laagor, we
SHIELDED them out and nearly captured
SnymRn and took one Hun. flag aud 4
large amount OF ammunition, stores, etc.
Five dead aud hlteen wounded beers were
found, The enemy appears to be retiring
IN all directions except one commando.
which Is lying low possibly to cover the
retreat Of tho main body Captain Me-
larln and Corporal Murray were found IN
the hoer hospital. Tho townSpeopie and
the garriaos OF Marekng are heartily
grateful for their relief
Lord Roberts dispatch further SAYS.
Hamilton reached Hellhron this morning
after series ot engagements with Roer
force under pewet, who is retiring before
him BrondNooi has captured nfteen
noer wagons, There have been seventy.
Eve casualties In Hhmllton's force TO yea
terday evening, We marched here this
morning"
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TImc Limit AhnIiHheh.

Chicago, May 2S.-By a vote Of 1873 to
2SS the Methodist general conference to-
day abolished the time limit OF pastoral es.
thus finally dsposing OF one OF the most
important questions before the great Meth
odist body and doing away with one OF
the fundamental features Of the itinerant
system of the denomination. Hereafter.
according to the amendment to the dis
cipline adopted by the conference today.
preachers will he appointed annually by
the bishops. with no limit on the number
OF years pastor may serve one eongre-
cation. except the limit imposed by his
own ability and popularity with his con-
gregation. He will stlll be a pilgrim and
a stranger, but now may tarry longer than
five years
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RuWNosTER NOr DEFENDED.
1ocrs Lcff ShonG, tutrenched Po-
sitlon Durlng the Might


London May as---rto war otnce late
tonight published the following from Lord
Roberts;
South Rank Of the Rhenoster River.
May q, 1880 y, m. We found on arrival
hege this morning that The enemy hal LETT
during the night. Thoy hal occupied a
strcns position on tho north bank OF the
river which had been carefully IN
trepched, but they dld not tank Il al p
visRhle to defend 1t whea they heard that
Ian Hamllten's force was at Handhrou.
and that our cavalry, which had crossed
tho Rhenoster some miles lower down
the stream, was threatening their right
and rear, The bridge over the Rhenos,sr,
several culyerts and some miles OF the
railway We're destroyed
Ian Hamlton's force drove the nosrs
under General pewet before them from
llndley TO Hebron The passage OF the
Rhenostor was strongly disputed, our
loss might haw been heavy but for a
well conceived plan which brought smith
herrien's brigade on the enemys south
Hank just at the righ, moment
Fae officer commanding At RoShoff re-
ports that upward OF $50 Free staters have
SURRENDERED during the last few days,
and that they have given UP 500 rifles,
100 horses and large amount OF ammuni-
ton
kelly-Kenny reports that the forces o.,
SeomAnfy who were sent to repair tha
telegraph line and TO clear the country
between Rloemtouteia and BoShoff have
returned 20 ploem,onlein, having per-
formed tho mission Welt
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BIpI.E SOCIETY DOOMED.
Internal Disscntions VIII Probably
Result In Its DlEruption.

Ncsuit IN Its DlErupfton.
New York May 2S-It would appear
from statements made by certain members
OF the American and Foreign Bible society
that that organization is 10 end Its exist
ence within a few months These mem
bers make up that part o. the society
which represented the original organ.za-
tion before It took the name OF the Amer
lean Bibss Union, 1t Is well known that
before these two organizations were united
they had been bitter rivals and that after
their consolidation some Of their mean
beers wanted 10 keep up the conflict
Rev. George Herver, who represents the
original American and Foreign Bible so
ciety faction. said las. night: The time
has come for dsmemherment. During the
last ten years or more the American Bible
Union faction has hesp in control OF the
society Il has appropriated money In di-
rect variance with the constitution and
stlu Insists on continuing in this course,
According 10 the constitution OF the su>
ciety, the money contributed should be
expended In disseminating the Bible
among the heather and thus aid the
work Of The missionaries, Instead the con-
troIllng element in the board has been
spending money in getting out another
English version OF the Bible
Another point OF illesality in the pres
emit administration OF the work Of the
society lies in the fact that It turns its
money over to tho publication house of the
church IN Philadelphia, committee has
been appointed to review the situation
ana decide whether the society should
apply TO the supreme court for q receiver
or wa't for an Injunction, II the,commt-
tee Is not advised TO take the nrst course
"a three or four months, | myself viii ask
for an Injunction"
lho committee which was appointed al
the meeting OF the society on Monday
TO review the situation as Indicated BY
Mr, Herver, consists OF Rev. Leighton
Williams, Rev. j, n, Folwel and n. W.
Perkins Mr. Williams. In speaking OF
the situation. said; II do not look upon
me work Of our committee as hopeless,
l believe that clause may be inserted
IN the constitution which VIII prevent
tar'her money being spent on otter YES
slons OF the Bible than tho old King
James version There arc seminarles ana
multitude Of scholars Tor tails work OF
further revision Of the Bible"
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Mnrren OecunIea nnngln.

Douglas, Cape Colony, May % "A force
under General Warren, consisting OF
mounted Infantry yeomanry and two guns
OF the Canadian artillery left Roof Pan
Cape Colony on the night OF May 20 ana
marched In tive columns under Colonels
hnghes and Spence Nothing was seem o.
the Beers until the British were within
two miles Of Douglas. when few shells
from. the Canadian artillery sent the
nutshers 10 fuli retreat toward Douglas.
1olohei hughes column advanced In sklr-
missing order and after a Lengthy ex.
change Of shots the 10 a. A,a' Ieavias
their lager and a quantity OF stores and
ammunition. Again today 500 Roers
opened . hot are on a detachment Of yeo.
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CUMBERLAND pREspyrERrANs.
DR.. Foster VIII Not be Removed
from Lebanon University.

from Lebanon University.
Chattanooga, Tenn. May 2S.--At the
opening session OF the Cumberland Pres
byteran general assembly today Rev. D..
H. Bushnell presented The committee re-
port on missions and church erection show
ing substantial progress. The employ
ment OF Rev A. b. Johnson as mission
airy to tho .Choctaw Nation is approved and
the erection OF churches at South McAles-
ter aud Oklahoma City is recommended.
At tho afternoon session the report OF
the committee on overtures recommending
that DR.. r " Foster bo not removed
from the chair of systematic theology IN
the Cumberland university at Lebanon,
was unanimously adopted,
An amendment to the committee report
to the effect THAT the synod OF Arkansas
be allowed to canvass for funds for tho
Arkansas Cumberland college instead OF
the University OF Lebanon was finally
adopted, but this was qualified by another
amendment to the effect that while The
Arkansas synod was permitted 10 canvass
for funds for their college, yet II was
NOT TO be recognized AS a church institute
tion of learning.
On the question OF temperance reso-
luton was adopted indor5ing the act OF
the UNCONVENTIONAL churches IN their con-
domination OF the army canteen,
When the session closed tonight the re-
port OF the judiciary committee was un-
der consideration and "A warm debate
oyer the dismissal OF Rev. NJ. Il. Moore
from the Iowa synod was progressing.
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rnes cured wItneu, ana

All druggists are authorized nv ~.
manutseturers OF PAzo OINTMENT 10 rs'
tand the money where lt fails "a an. ~
case u piles no matter OF how lo-' euse any
Ing, Cures ordinary cases In n, 9.ana'
The worst cases In fourier DAYS o, eAys
plieauon gives ease and rest R.l p-
itching Instantly. Nehefes
TINS Is a new discovery ind Is m. ,.
pue remedy sold on positive Kuarsn ny
no ccre no pay, Price 80 cts. Au'es.
u your druggist don't keep II In 49,.
ssno US 90 cts IN postage stamps a,s
WA forward same by mail. sa We
81. Louis. Mo. a'sihs Co.
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STATE.

boy ana Ave mules killed by hallstones
near Maria
Negro census takers al Anderson resign
by request,
Court of criminal appeals nxes young
Jack Kennody's bail at $4,000.
Governor sayers refuses to interfere 10
the execution OF Fisher.
Al Reid. the Elgin bank robber, who
escaped from tho Huntsville penitentiary
three years ago, brought back
X. NJ Van zandt of Fort Worth elected
major general OF the U. c, V. Waco gets
next meeting.
The Square Bale Gnners' association
will meet next year In Fort Worth.
Dallas invites Boer ENJOYS to visit
Texas.
South Texas Medical association in
dorses the Atlanta quarantine regulations.
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mrsrrc.

twenty-five men lost their lives In tho
Cumnock mine disaster.
Differences between members OF the the
atrioei syndicate have been settled aud
the trust viii be continued for nyc years.
Calvin Kimblern, negro murderer.
lynched ut Pueblo. Col, and his body
burned,
Regular army officer tells OF fearful
conditions In the Philippines,
Policeman kIlled. child probably fatally
wounded and non-unlon man beaten into
insensibilty In s. Louis street car riot.
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MnfeI.inp MIA wlth Jov.

London, May 23.-ts14 p m)--A dis
patch from Mateking, dated May II, the
first message except Colonel Baden
Powell's dispatch forwarded since the re-
lief OF the town, says the place was Wild
With joy, that many people wept as they
greeted their delivarers. and that tho
scene as the troops traversed the streets
batned description,
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mittee on bills and overtures. providing
for committee OF fifteen to Inquire OF
the presbyteries their We've as 20 the
revision OF the confession Of faith, was
adopted This committee will report at
the next general assembly Rev. DR..
Charles A. Dickey. moderator Of the as
sembly, was appointed chairman Of the
committee The other members VIII be
appointed later.
Rev W. y. Noble OF California was
elected permanent clerk on the hrst
ballot
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TnANsvAAL.

Baden Powells official report OF relief
OF Mnieklng was received.
warren has occupied Douglass,
British government has received no
pence proposals
beers had left the Rhennster river when
Roberts arrived there
Roberts neRrlng the Transvaal frontier
and Bo-rs crossing the vaal.
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local.

Jack Kennedy, Jr allowed $4,000
bond by the court OF criminal appeals
The body of Mrs Davis cxhumed.
Escaped convict brought back from ohio.
Cases set for juno term OF criminal
court
Some interesting libel cases among well
known colored people.
The last concert OF The season will be
given tonight by the Houston ouartetto
club,
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Boers Surrounded at vryburg.

Kimberley, Tuesday. May 22,.--About
500 Beers have surrendered at vryburg,
north OF Kimberley and a little moro
than half between that place aud Ma
fekng.
The road Is all clear from Matching
and all opposition In this district Is prac-
tcaly ended,
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J, u, nANIx suicIpnp.
New York Cotton Man Took his own
Life.

New York, May 2s james D, Fakln. A
retired cotton merchant, 81 years old,
shot himself dead in his oince. No. AZ
Exchange place.
The exact motive for his act Is net
known, MIR Eakin eama 20 New York
forty years agc from Nashville lie wss
ore Of the 100 cotton merchants who or.
esnised the cotton exchange. He marr,sd
: daughter OF Joseph Stuart Of the Old
banking arm.
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ufstrict Axernkr..
Texas Matters.
Especial to The Postl

Especial to the Fost1
Washington. May 2S,-Texans gram,
pensions today; lncrease-Thomas
Lyles, Lexington, $40; Washington Lln'
sey. Powderly, $40; Edward Besss, Ea'l
IS. a
A postoffce has been established
Malcolm, Smith county, with Joe D BAY
as postmaster. ~
The name OF the postoffice at Joio, =,
derson county. has been changed % p
tace, and John W. Moore eonimiss'0s'
postmaster,
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton broke badly; extensive long in.
terest was shaken out
Grain went higher on good cables and
weather news.
Sugar trust advanced prices 10 cents
per hundred and other rennerles fol-
lowed.
In stock markets Sugar certificates do
cllned s-sc, General list was rather Arm.
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communication from Abraham Fischer
one OF the Boer delegates now In the
United States, advising him to surrender
on the best terms ohtainable from Lord
Roberts,
II Is also understood that when Lord
Rcberts crosses the Vaal river he VIII
Issue proclamation announcing that Il
the hurghers return 10 their farms their
property and stock win be respected.
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MonE or NERLny,s woRk.
Ills steaiings Are Now Said 10 An
proXimatc : tOO.u On,

New York. May ?S-The papers are today
en- route from Washington 10 New York
which will result in the preferring Of other
charges against Charles f. W. Medley. now
confined in the Ludlow street jail 1t is as,
e.rtalned that these papers were sent from
charge that alleged deiaultlng postal en-
ploy. with embezzlement OF sum apnrexi
mately 100000,
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enNERAh AssnMnLY.
rresbsterlc. to Act Regarding a ne

Nns'efles 9" Act ReEnrdinG a re-
vision of fhe Confessien OF Fatth.
81 Louis, May Advancement was
made IN the work Of the Presbyterian gen
eFsi assembly today BY the adoption OF
me report OF the committee on bills and
everNres asking the presbyterles what
s''len they desired taken, II any, ia the
revision OF the creed, and the election OF
Do. William d, Noble as permanent clerk,
Az the morning session Rev. Hubert w.
brown q missionary from Mexico, spoke
OF the needs Of hts felds.
Before Adjournment report was read
py or. Mekibhen frem Rev, Or. George
= Birch. appellant In the McG!nert case,
. the enect that the heresy case was
forever closed
AZ the afternoon session, hy an almost
unanimous vote. the yepor; OF the com.
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opNGnEss,

Cuban postal frauds were discussed In
the senate; republican senators disagreed,
House passed the extradiilon bill TO
cover the Medley case and a resolution TO
adjourn Juno g.
House committee viii, during recess.
frame bill to reduce war revenue taxes
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shriner. Adjourn

Washington, May s8-Thc Imperial coupen
of the Mystic Shrine completed It's tweptv.
sixth annual session here today Kansas ,,,,,.
Was chosen as the oasis where tha ,rt.
shell GATHER next year and june il and -
were hNed as the dates anu y
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WEATHER INFORMATION,


Washington May 2S.-Forecast:
Eastern Texas Generally fair Thursday and
Friday; variable winds
indian and indian ENTHUSIASTICALLY fair
thursday and Friday; variable winds.
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RAILROADS.

santa re notified not to bring freight
OF passengers from San Francisco into
Toxna
Unless the Katy takes advantage Of the
consolidation act The agreement 10 COM
promise pending litigation viii be abro-
gated
Traffic men In session In Chicago try
ing 20 adjust the Texas rate troubles
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many aud the Canadian artillery repeated
their excellent practice and compelled tho
enemy to retire.
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FOREIGN.

Earthquake did much damage in Mex
leo.
German reichstag passed bin regulating
imports OF meats
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No rEAcr rnornsALs.
British Government Has Received No
OvcrturcS rs Yet

London, May IS Inquiries made by
representatives OF the Associated Press
today confirm the announcement, that no
peace proposals. or communications OF any
kind from Preslden, Kruger have been
received, as reported In press dispatches
from here
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SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
SPORT.

Nineteen starters have 50 Tar been an
bounced for the Brooklyn Handicap.
Brady says corbott will not fght agsin
until his hands are all right
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Kentue,,x Committees.

Frankfort Ky, May 2s,-The den0s W.
state central and State executive cem ,a ~
win meet here tomorrow to call s'A'' =
yentioR
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'Not included in means.
General obscrvatiou

Observations taken at all static
United States weather bureau at
meridian time.
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,,o. J feel feel as Il I should /.
lips. They express 10 t f,e -. %
which makes life a DALI q
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Advises Kruger 60 Give up.
cape'own, May sS'--Tt Is reported here
that President Kruger has received a
Decorah-posten., 1900-02-16
Srelite hans Sip.
6Dor bolt en- mil unrig Hew gorf
9anfer pGrSIGtter lit 2ip.

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fore 9antfirma 0rerel, Worgdn Co.,
eit forleoen pper 9rrabtpup / Neir
gort ligs fOran ct Sabeltrain. Sdn
bIep grsbet al 5enberen. Runot Cur
ben % 100 Sob til inn / 2St6 Street
tisrte Mr. 9rerel pau 5enoeren og
tlpngsOe fig fuit til SernTt9ngern,
liserpts Iom en- brutnenoe Wtano gris
Der efter ReOningstouget. Sans gulos
tnappebe Stot, bans itinnenoe SiItsz
bat, bans @Groigheb 49, alt bar p9t.
9u 9o9nen ttlitbit ~itanoieoe, iprang
Mr. 9rerel neb fra Sernpugsen os
Tsgte at unbflp ben burtiq iammens
itamlenbe Mangbes zine. Saa perote
ban fig til 9ripmanren og fu9oe: "Ds
bar IanoipnIigois frelft nit 2io; ieg
tatter Dem" boorpaa ban leperebs
8ripmdnoer bet 8slsb, bbortil ban
ddbenbart pGroiutte lit bnrsbarc 2i9
- en- TemodlerfebSel.