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GOLD WATCH
PRESENTED 70
REV. FRANK ?. HARRIS
Congregation Remembered Elm
ON His Birth
day.
COMPLETE SURPRISE TO HIM
Scott M. e. Congregation Gives Its
Pastor Present and a Months
Vacation in Recognition OF
His Good Work--Speech
by General Parker.

There was an unusually large number
of the members of the church present at
the service, as il was, of course, generally
known that the presentation would take
place, although the matter had been
zealously guarded so that it would not
reach Rev. Harris ears.
General Parker's speech was very elo.
qnent. Rev. Harris, wben he saw him
rise at the end Of the service, thought be
was going to make some announcement
which had probably been forgotten.
General Parker in opening his speech
said that Rev. Harris would bear swatch
ing This caused Rev Harris to look
at the speaker an inquiriDg manner
The speaker followed this up by say
ing that the cnngreg tlon visited &, ex-
press their high regard for their pastor
and their appreciation fir the magniti-
cent work he had done since connected
with the church. He then handed to
Rev. Harris handsome time piece.
The pastor was almost overcome with
this expression Of the regard Of the mem.
bers OF his congregation in remem bering
his birthday in such pleasing manner,
but recovered himself after some effort to
say lew heartfelt words.
The pastor was further favored by his
congregation by being unanimously
voted months vacation.
After the services large number of
those present grasped him ny the hand
and personally congratu ated him.
Rev F. 2. Harris, pastor of Scott M
+. Church, was presented with gold
watch and chain yesterday morning by
the members of the church in honor OF
his fortieth birthday. The presentation
speech was made by General l. I, Parker
directly after the morning services and
the gift was complete surprise to Rev.
Harris.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Ordered to China.

Washington, July 15.-Maior Hugh J..
Gallagher, chief commissary of subsist-
ence of the department of California at
San Francisco, has been relieved from
his present duties and ordered to pro-
ceed to Taku. China, and report in per-
son to Brigadier General A. Il. Chaffee
for assignment to duty as chief commits
Sary Of subsistence of the United States
troops in China. He will be relieved at
San Francisco by Major O. L. Wood,
chief commissary of subsistence of the
division of Cuba, now in Cuba. Major
M. II. Peterson, chief commissary of
Subsistence for the department of Ma
tsnzas, is ordered to the relief of Major
Wood at Havana.
The sun., 1900-07-16
WEN-OHoW's PEOPLE SAFE.
All Foreigners From the City Land
ed at Shanghai.

ed at Shanghai.
London, July 15.-The foreign office
has received information from the con
sui general at Shanghai that the whole
Foreign community from Wen-chow has
been safely landed at Shanghai.
As no mention is made of the alleged
statement of Sheng, the director general
of railways and telegraphs of China, to
TIE consuls at Shanghai announcing the
murder of the foreigners in Peking it is
presumed that this story crediting to
Sheng these assertions and announcing
that he blamed Prince Tuan for the at
tack on the legations is believed to be
one of the many inventions emanating
from Shanghai.
according to a dispatch from Berlin
the mobilization of Germany's expedi-
tionary force is being made in splendid
Fashion. Some 10000 volunteers and
416 officers have already been accepted.
1t is announced that the government
contemplates chartering 80 of the largest
vessels belonging to two of the most i'm
portant companies, the Bremen and
Hamburg lines, as transports. The eX-
petition is being organized on the basis
OF a years campaign.
The sun., 1900-07-16
KILLED BY A Jack"
Child Swallowed blackstone, Which
Lodged i'm it's Windpipe.

While playing with 'iacks," Sarah
Elizabeth France, aged two years and
five months, of No. 1919 Howland street,
swallowed one of the stones.
The child became i'll, but its parents
we're not aware at first what allied it.
When it's condition grew alarming DIR.
M. F. Corkran was called in. He sum-
moned DR.. P. w. Tominson for consul-
tation. The child's windpipe was
probed, but without effect. Infamma-
zion set in and the child died on Thurs
day. A post mortem examination was
held when blackstone was found lodged
in the esophogHs. The stone was press
ed against the windpipe low down, af-
fecting the breathing and causing iufam
nation.
The sun., 1900-07-16
|FATE At PEk|N
REFUGEES STILL A
HORRIBLE MYSTERY
Chinese Defeated by the Allied
Forces After Heavy
Fighting.
TWO POSITIONS CAPTURED
Foreigners in wen-Chaw Reported
Safe---Li Hung Chang Ordered
North---Message Received
From Admiral
Remey.

Washington, July 15.-Secretary Long
has received the following cablegram
from Rear Admiral Remey, commander
III chief of the naval forces on the Ash
ATTIC station, dated Chefu, July IA: 1.-TWO
japanese transports arrived today. Land
ed commander and marine regiment,
Stores, fieldpieces and ammunition. Re
port Chinese defeated at two new posi-
tions commanding the river communica-
tion with Ticn-tsin.' The importance
OF this cahlegram, in the opinion of Sec
sretary Long, lies in the fact that il makes
no mention Of the reported massacre ut
Peking which it would surely do had
the story come to Admiral Remey's ear.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Music at st. Johns.

The following program was rendered
by St. Johns choir yesterday under the
direction Of Francis K. Morrison: Process
sional, "Praise to God, Eternal Praise;;'
"Venite," Sul ivan; "Gloria Patri,"
Danks: "Bentdictus," Stainer; "Kytie,"
Morrison; offertorv, solo selected, by
Fred. Stanton Heck; occasional, f'The
Son Of God Gees Forth to War;" Mr.
Heck was formerly member OF st.
Johns choir and for the past two years
has been one Of tie leading soloists with
the Francis Wilson Opera Company.
The sun., 1900-07-16
NEWS NOTES.

The foliage OF the trees about the city
is being destroyed by caterpillars.
There were SO deaths, l6 births and 6
marriages in Wilmington last week.
The directors OF the Y. M. G. A. will
hold their regular monthly meeting this
evening.
The ciearings of the Wilmington banks
last week were 1918, 1856, compared with
1924, 2SS for the same period last year.
The Harlan & Holingsworth Company
will ship number of knock down cars
today TO Brazil on the bark Arlington.
Mrs. ]. A. Fitch, of Philadelphia, who
is we'll known in this city, sang at the
morning and evening services at Harri-
son Street M. E. Church yesterday.
Raymond Benson struck his best girl
Jennie Cuider, in the face at Fourth and
King streets, Saturday night and viii
have to face Judge Ball this morning.
The funersl of William j. Forrest took
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, No. 706 West Eighth street,
and interment was made at Old Swedes
cemetery.
A wagon loaded with bottled beer and
belonging to Dominick Sustillo OF No
SOB Tatnall street. was upset at Fifth ana
Adams streets Saturday evening and all
thr bottles broken.
The funeral of Mrs. Ella Schracker
man, wife OF Ibert Schrackerman, h.
died at her home No. 1927 North Darien
street, Philadelphia, will take place to-
day and interment made in RivervieM
Cemetery.
The financial committee which has
been auditing the accounts OF the com
mittee in charge of the recent EIks'
Carnival and Street Fair will make its
report at the meeting of the Win ington
Lodge of Elks tonight.
The sun., 1900-07-16
A Chinese Reform Party.

Phenix, A. T., July 15.-Lueng Koh.
d Chinaman, who claims to be an organ
izor for the Po Wong Woey or Chinese
reform party, declares there are 100000
members of the society in the United
States. Over $20,000,000, he states, has
been subscribed, and most of the fund
has been sent to China. The original OBJ
ject of the organization was to save the
empire from dismemberment, to depose
The empress and put Kwang Hsu back in
power. Since foreigners have intervened
The aim of the society will now be to first
turn its strength toward the expulsion of
the powers and then to the settlement of
Mternational disturbances.
The sun., 1900-07-16
wu Thinks Legations safe

Washington, July 15.-The official
statement from st. Petersburg that no
news of the murder of the Russian min
lister at Peking had been received in the
Russian capital was source of gratif-
cation to officials here. 1t came as a
distinct relief to Minister WI, who said
he was glad that the report proved un-
founded as he fully believed would be
the case. Secretary Long said the re-
port had turned out as he had expected
and that the story and its official dis
claimer only tended to strengthen hiss
confidence that the legations are still
safe.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Addressed by President Alexande r

The Hebrew Democratic Club had
their second open meeting and elected
permanent officers as follows: j. Faber,
president; b. Herzbrun, first vice presi-
dent; J. Hulzsr, second vice-president;
S. j. Baeringer, financial and recording
secretary; S. Kasdin, treasurer, and A.
Wolfson, sergeant-at.arms. A committee
has been appointed to draft a resolution
to endorse Bryan and Stevenson and the
Chicago platform. Among the visitors
at the nesting were, President of City
Council William Alexander who made
an interesting speech and Joseph s..
Dunlap, candidate for sheriff.
The sun., 1900-07-16
DUPONT CONVENTION CALLED
To Meet at Wilmington Two Days
Before the Union Republicans.

The du Pont Republican State Com-
mlttee Saturday elected Frank L. Speak
man secretary, William H Head having
declined reelection, and call was is
sued for State Convention to meet in
the Opera House, this city, to- nominate
a State ticket, on August 81, two days
before the Union Republican Convention
assemblies at Dover.
1t is unusual for political convention
to be held here, but this is done by the
du Pont men because they wish to make
as big showing as possible, and this
is the du Pont stronghold. The commit
tee adopted resolution thanking Mr..
Heald for his services as secretary.
The apportionment of 100 delegates in
the convention will he adhered to- The
delegates in the First and Second dis
tricts will be chosen on August 20 and in
the lower counties the primaries will be
held on August Is.
The sun., 1900-07-16
CITY HALLS SAD PLIGHT.
1t is Overrun With FIees and
Cats.

The City Hall is still infested with
fees, which are especially thick in the
basement. Strange cats have now COM
menced to roam over the building. They
get down into the basement through
cellar grating and make their way under
the board flooring.
1t is believed that they breed the fees
which inlest the building, and for the
time being the dodgers have been relieved
of the suspicion which has been resting
upon them.
Cats have been seen all over the build
ing. One night last week Frank Hyland,
police telegraph lineman, found strange
yellow cat IN the cupola.
The sun., 1900-07-16
A Shipmept to Italy.

Walker & Elliott, shipped fertilizer
machine to Carlo, Biraghi &
Company, PARMA, Italy, on Saturday.
They have contracted for fertilizing
machinery for the Hawaiian Fer z-r
Company, of Honolulu, Hawai- an
Islands. A large bone crusher iur
Laguayra, Nenezieia, S. A., is ia ,atae
Of construction.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Firemen to Visit This CITY.

The Hope Fire Company of Harris
burg, Pa, will pay visit to this city
during the latter part of September. The
company has arranged to make trip of
weeks duration, which will include
this city, Baltimore, PhiIadeIpti4, Nor
ristown and Reading. They will be ac-
companied by the Common wealth Pand
of Harrisburg and will have seventy five
men in the party.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Special Services Yesterday.

DIR. Samuel McBurney preached at
both the morning and evening services
at Harrison Street M. E. Church yester-
day. An old fashion love feast was also
held in the morning and was lead by
Charles Bowden. well known church
worker of Camden, N. j. Mrs. s. A.
Fitch of Philadelphia, was present and
sang several selections.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Grand Army omcers.

William A. Reilly, Department Com
mander of the Grand Army of the Re
public in this State, has appointed ]. S.
Litzenberg, judge advocate; Lewis @.
Grubb, department inspector; ] K. E..
Montgomery, chief mastering officer;
James F. Engle, cilief of staff, and an
aide from each post In the State.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Presented the Resolutions.

The resolutions adopted by the Board
Of Education on the resignation of Super
David w. Harlan have been
pone in pen work by j. Bail Pierce. This
beautiful testimonial was presented to
Mr.. Harlan Saturday by committee OF
the Board, of which resident Shortlidge
was chairman.
The sun., 1900-07-16
CHARGED WITH MURDER
Douglass Moore to be Give Hear.
ing This ,.ocning.

Douglies " ote, ceiorrd, WIS arrested
Saturday on the charge of attempting TO
kill Henry Monitor at the works al tbe
Diamond State Steel Company this morn
Ing. Moulton is also colored. Tie en-
work about the same machine, and guar
relied. Moor, it is alleged, l-n, but re-
turned shortly after with revolver. and
without warning opened fire on Moul-
ton. He fired three shots, but Moultou
dodged them. Moore then ran, pursued
by crowd, and was captured by q DO
l!ceman about mile from the works.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Hartley Inquest Tonight.

Coroner Vandever will hold an inquest
tonight over the remains of Samuel
Hartley, of p iladelphia who was
killed at the Liebig Manufacturing Com
pany's works last week. The inquest
will be held at Deputy Coroner Giles
undertaking office.
The sun., 1900-07-16
CentraI,s New Quartet.

Central Church's new quartet, com
prising Mrs. Smalley, soprano; Miss Lulu
Elliott, alto; Fl Howard Carver, tenor
and Frank Mason, bass, rendered fine
program both morning and evening yes
terday.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Officer Wards Dog Killed.

valuable setter dog belonging t0
Officer w w. Ward was struck ann
KILLED by Darby car No 2l9 at Epventh
and Market streets shortly after O'Clock
last evening. The dog was valued at $50
The sun., 1900-07-16
Married on Saturday.

Robert William Smith, of Detroit, but
now employed as drughtsman by the
Harlan & Hoilingsworth Company, and
Miss Gertrude Campbell, of the same
place, were quietly married in Trinity
Episcopal Church at noon Saturday.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Fell From Bicycle.

John Benson, colored, fell from a
bicycle about y O'Clock last night and
badly cut his lace in several places. He
was removed to the Homeopathic Hos
2ital in the Phoenix ambulance.
The sun., 1900-07-16
DIR. Murray in Charge.

Rev. w. L, S. Murray has decided to
take charge of Brandy ywine Summit
camp meeting, which opens on August
2, in place of Rev. F. B. Short, of Ep.
worth NJ. E. Church, who sailed for
Europe Saturday.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Iii Ordered to the North.

HongSong, July 15.-Li Hung Chang
has received an urgent telegraphic sum
mons to Peking. II is reported that he
will proceed north today. The Chinese
agree that his absence is certain to lead
to trouble in Canton.
The sun., 1900-07-16

Old Officers Reelected.

The annual meeting OF the stock
b ,lders of the Wilmington City Railway
q 1mpany was held in this city Satur-
day. Tie old officers were reelected.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Lucky Miss Could.

aprtland, Me-, July 15.-Major John
ould has received a letter from his
akhter, Miss Annie Gould, one of the
Honaries in China. dated Pao-ting-
The sun., 1900-07-16
WILMINGTON DELAWARE, MONDAY. JULY l6 1900

I'll. May -, staring rnar sne was prr-
vented from going to the general meet
ing at Peking. In that case she is be-
lieved to be safe at Pao-ting-fu.
The sun., 1900-07-16
Haven't Heard Of De Giers, Death.

st. Petersburg. July 15.-It is officially
stated here that no report of the murder
of NJ. de Giers, the Russian minister at
peking, has been received here.
The sun., 1900-07-16
The Weather Forecast.

TIE '"di,'atfons for today are that
fair, CLOUDY, fresh southerly breexea
Will prevaIl.
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0ott Nattem serna8t.
Dit Wlutter Deriagt bic 3bitre pom ibrem
ainot nno rtttet oas junge 2eben.

pbilabelp6ia, 18. 9lug. Gin fhaus
erliher Qlnblid iparo Jrau Wdrp Hi<
harDlon BEL ihrsr Riidtehr in ihre
Wobnuns, $40 Gbriitian Str. Sinters
buus. Su SbeiI. als lie ibr 3 Sabre
altss 50hterhtn Mdtbilod beioubtlus
ans 9ooen lisgsn fab, lpdhreno Elm bal-
beg 9unbsrt srnbe Aatten on benz
Rinhe nusten. Die Jrau erqriff einea
5hiirhaten uno beeann bic 5hiere 3u
pertrsiben. Wisoer uno ipieper !iefsn
bic Ratten auf ba5 aino Su, unb erlt
hoem6rau Riharbion 3ebn Der Nas
ger tootseihlusen, lieben lie snolih
BON ibrem Opfer ab. Die Wtutter
nahm ihr aino in bic Nrm., i.bt nbsr
panbten fih bic Ratten seseH bic 5rau
felbi. gno biHen lie in bic Jiibe. Die
tleine Maibilbu bsfanb iih in fdlim=
mem 3ultanb. Das 8lut flob aus
tlner Reihe BON Munben im0eiiht une
am 0alle. Gin Singer bss Ainpss
par oerdrtig 5ernast, oaB tr uahr=
fheinlid amputirt meroen mub. Die
Wutter elite, obne ert bic Nntunft
zines patrOlnasens db5uudrten. nah
benz pennIplponio 0ofpital. Die Wsrz
leBungen oes ainoes finb fdrtdlid9.
gals, Gsiidt unb Mrme iino Ideublih
3useriGtet. Die Mtrote I'M aofpitol
fiirhten, oaB glutpergiftun9 eintreten
TONNE, tuoburh oas Qtben in Gefabr
ftsht. Wdre bic Wlutter nur tpeniae
Winuten ipdter sstommen, 10 pdre oos
Rinb iiher gu 1oot sebiiien norben.
Grau Ridurbion tdnn iid ni9t ertlGz
rem, pie bic Ratten ale in ibre Wobs
nung tumerL Mobl id1 lie geltgtntlit
cine iolhe. bod nitn1uls mebrere 3us
fommen. Wahridsinlih iino iit aus
einem benahborten Stale in bic Wo1s
nunq 9etommen.-
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-08-23
Ginbalfamirte Nil6.
Ntttt 5uitdnoe inter ben 1duoleru in
CLINT, Dii6.

Tlint, Is. uug. 0robt Mufreauno
berritt bier unter Der 9iireerlhafi,
neil fuebsn feits.itsIlt norben III, bag
neun Der b.tanntsiten bisligsn WeiIt-
bonbIer cine ie5r fart gefdlifte Mild
oertouftn uno eals GdI|hungsmittel
iosar einen Stoff sebruudsn. Der lonIt
CUR GonltrDirung Der Qtittn benubt
piro. 3dtten fis bic U1ild nur nit
Woher peroiinnt. Dann tpIroe oiegur-
serfduft tdum Isbr murren, ober eins
bulfumirte Mild IGHedt ibnen Denn
bod 81 ftari.
6. 8. GrosDsncr. benz Staats<Nab=
runssmitttl Snfptetcr, lit bic Gnts
oedunS oieisr s}dlfhung allen
gu Derbnnfen uno Quftsbefeblt finb
iebt ausseiellt fir bic foIgtnoenNild-
bdnbler: %. Q. aplinsslport9, @roDe
Multbp, Nnortn Sproot, Wm. ..
Didfon, 2etpis aiIer, Gharles 6.
Ntbtrton, Reubtn q. prntt, 9bomos
$. Batter unb Qouis 6. qetbetltr.
@rosptnor btbauptet. am 2. Mueuit il
cine probe Miln BON iebem Der obiqen
Wudbdnbl<r aur llnterfudune mitgts
nommen uno in i<oer btrfeIb<n entfpes
Der 5puren bon 1orarfdure obtr bon
9olaeHig, tinem Der itdrtften bttnnns
ten Ginbaliamirungsmittsl eefunben
au baben. Dos Wtr60r Der gambler III
nuf ben 15. September itttge|tbt. ,
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1Hetbfapptn IN 0ommeetteut
9unge 5rdu in nadtem 3uifanbe bei-
nabe 3u Spoe sepeifi9t.

Mibbltton, Conn.,, 20. Mug. Gin
iheuBlites Werbrehen ipurbe in leb.er
Naht i'm Observation-Disclosures perz
ubt. WkiBtappen psititten bort Die
iunge 6ruu Abolpb Grib, Die Wutter
bon bret Ainbern, biz uuf's Dlut uno
liebtn lie poGig nadt beipubtlos am
Mtge lissen. Die Grau mu9te nit eis
mem iun9tn Stulitner einens Gpd3iers
gang. Nahe benz GHer =Bahnhof fpruns
gen plOblih IL ober Ia perlarptt Rerle
aus benz Gebiil4 unb itiir5ten iih auf
bds paar. DER Staliener 3eigte iih
ala Jei9lins unb rib. 10 raid Die Deins
ibn trugen, aus. Geiner Begleit.rin
tpurbs elm Sad iiber ben Ropf gtItIIpt
urn I'M n1hften MugenbIid par.n ibr
bic Rleioer bonn 2eibe geriHen. Damn
fauittn peitIdtn um ihren nodienSfors
per, bis lie pom 4lutperluit erIh0pft
3ulammenbrnh. Grft bdnn li,ben ihre
ptiniser bon ihr ab. 3ipei Gtunben
lang lag bic llngliidlihe bepubtlos ON
Wtgs. Mls lie enblih ipieber our Be-
finnung tam, froh lie, nadt tpie lie
mar, nah 9aule. Snfolse Der erlittez
men Wibhunolungen unb oes glutpsr@
lufes liest bic Msrmite in tritilfem
3uitanoe barnieber. BON ben Usr=
iibsrn Der Sheublihtsii bat man bis
jeBt feline Spur. bod niirfte ein on bsr
5tslle. no bic Muspeitihung oes Wei-
bss ituttfano, aufgsfunpener 1ut piel@
leitt CUR Gntbedung Der Shdter iiiaz
rem.
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9est IGBt ibn fosar ieine Satin. oeb.
Mnua Unulb, I'M Stid.

paris, 18. Musuif. Die WerIhipen<
bungsiuht oes 0rafen Bpni be goIttlz
lane, oes traurieen ghsmannes Der
Mi1iondrin Mnna Goulb, bat bieIen
ipieber einmul in ernits finun3ieae
Sdpie.isteiten gebraht, uno bic rWu1
nihder". bic gang aenau iiber bic Wers
mOgensperbGltnife oes reblen" @rafen
unterrihtet iinb, bobsn ss hiesmdl fir
notbnsnbia befunben, iif s1burh 5a
beden. bab iie ben berrlihsn QonbIiB
besGbepoares NIT alem, mas barin lit,
nit 8efflug belt9ten. Seit einiseH
1ueen itehsn in oaen Barrier 3.ituns
gen Mnnoncen, pelhs bic bemndhftige
Werduttionirung bon CHATEAU be
Maruis, ortibig Meilen BON paris,
unfiinbigen, uno in benz Oorfe st.
Gheron, bas unmittelbar an ben 8eitB
oes @rafen gren3t, iinb on allen Gdtn
uno Gnpen rieiise platote ansebruht.
ipelhe oas sleihe periiinbsn. Nuber
bem Shlob islbIt niro audi bic ssz
fammte toitbure Ginrishtung. pferbs.
Gquipugen unb Der tperihpous SnhuLt
ots WeintelIers CUR Bsfrieoisung Der
Glaubiser beg @rafen sur pffsntIihsn
Werlteigsrung gelansen. Dieie Mntiinz
oisung bat, obihon lie niht eun3 un-
ertDartet fam, bod einisss Mufishen err
regt. ba man slaubts, baB Mnna9ouib,
Die S9enne nit ben golpensn giern, inn
dud oiesnlal ipiensr aus Der patIhs
bclfen peros. Nis bic greianiiIe In
0siien lebren, tit feline Syrau es eHolih
miioe gsiporosn, Die bon ihrem 9ater
5uIammengetraBten Milionen aur gsz
frieoigung Der YerlhlpennuHgsIu6t
lbres 0dtten ber3ugeben. crop nes
reihlihen5 Ihengeloss, oas Der neDle"
Graf aus ben 9dnben Isinsr 8attiH
erhielt, mahte er ShulDsn pis eiil
Wajor, NIT bem Heiultut. bab linn iebt
fetn Qdn0Iib iiber oen aopf meg ss=
pfdnoet niro. Wpr Rur3em lit auh
feline Ydht rWalhalla" fir eine
S9ulo bon S175,0OO bsihlasnabmt
lporben. Die gdn3s Barrier 9elea=
ihaft pirb iih aus reinem Shabsrnad
am AuttioHstase Elm NenDeS i'm
ebemalisen 2anbIiB bes Grafen gsben.
Die msiftbsiluns, baB Qlnna Goulo
entlhlo1en 1T, ihren Oelbbeutel ppn
iest db felt geIhloHsn gu baltsn, puroe
bonn rJigaro" gemaht unb finbst oa-
ourh 8eitdtisuns, baB Die 0rdfin tros
Der S9nulitltsn ihres Wiannes fortz
fdbrt, ibr 0elo nit perlhpsnosriltsn
9lnbsn 5u peruusgaben. 9luber ben
0eitsnten, ipslne lie pobltbdtisen Mn-
italten moht, bat lie Dor Aurasm Der
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