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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30
TROUBLES OF THE MAcKEYs.
The Husband Now Charges That His
Wife Has Been Abducted.

Wife Has Been Abducted.
| Mrs Katherine S. Mackey, wife Of Judge
Thomas J. Mackey, formerly Of South Car
DINA. is understood to have left the city
Yesterday afternoon for the home OF her
father. Colonel Porterfeld, at Charleston,
w. Va. A relative of Mrs. Mackey who Is
| understood to have been in the city Is said
to have accompanied her.
During the evening Judge Mackey insti-
tuted search for his wife. notifying the
police of her disappearance. He called at
headquarters and the Sixth precinct sta
tion, where he requested that steps be
taken to locate her.
In the early afternoon Judge Mackey Wis
tied Sanitary officer Frank with the pur-
pose OF filing a petition for the commit
ment of Mrs. Mackey to St. Elizabeths
Asylum for the Insane. On leaving the
office Judge Mackey conducted himself in
such a way that he was arrested by Po-
liceman Santemeyer on a charge of dis
order and taken to the Sixth precinct sta
ton. He deposited S. collateral for his
appearance in court this morning Later
in the evening Judge Mackey called at
headquarters and claimed that his wife
had been abducted by man who claimed
to be policeman.
At the Sixth precinct station 1t was
stated that Mrs. Mackey had been seen to
leave the city via the Baltimore and Ohio
road accompanied by an elderly man. A
lookout, however. was sent to the various
stations directing search for the missing
woman.
Prior to the visit of Judge Mackey to
Sanitary Officer Frank he and Mrs. Mack
ey were seen in several parts OF the city
during the day. On Massachusetts, Ave-
nue., near Fifth Street northwest. they
were observed during the morning. and on
this occasion Mrs. Mackey became excited,
it is said and was seen to rush into the
street and attempt to board a moving car
This attempt. however. failed. and Judge
Mackey again took her in charge and the
couple then repaired to their lodging house
in New Jersey Avenue, near E Street
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30
COUNT OF THE PEOPLE.
Population of the Country for 1900
May he Given Out Today.


1t is expected that the population of the
United States will be announced today at
the Census Bureau. The figures will be
subject to change. as all the returns from
the counts in Alaska and among the SOL
diers now stationed in the Philippines have
not been received The figures for the
States and Territories. however, will be
official.
In 1890 hand count of the entire coun-
try was completed on Thanksgiving Day.
The work OF punching the cards was be-
gun in the year following March, 1891.
The count this year has been made by
means of the card punching, go that at
the present time the individual statistics
are prepared as well as the totals. The
greatest gains. as a rule. have been made
in manufacturing centres. and through
this influence many localities in the South
that heretofore made little Increase from
decade to decade have made rapid strides
since 1850. Many guesses have been made
as to what the total population OF the
United States will be. From indications
furnished by the growth In large cities in
various portions of the country and the fig
ures given out for number of States It
seems that the figures will approximate
100000.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30

believes that the National Capital Centen-
, NAL Celebration, 1900. cannot fall to be
of the greatest Importance to all the pc o.
pie of all the<States. Territories, and de-
Tendencies of our beloved country, and
will be a golden milestone in the history
of past and coming centuries.
Permit us to make a suggestion which
cannot be regarded as of mere local or
selfish origin or intent. since our city is
cosmopolitan in its population. is the Ma
tional Capital, and is endeared to the peo-
pie of the entire country as an object OF
their especial care. This century wit
nesses the foundations now being laid by
private and public munificence. in Mount
Vernon Park, for a great public library.
The early years of the twentieth century
will behold its completion. when its vast
influence will be felt not only in this city,
but throughout the entire country. II
your committee will call upon all our To-
cal organizations, historical, scientific,
artistic. patriotic, professional. and be-
ncficent. labor, mechanical and Industrial
our citizens generally, our schools, col
leges, universities. organizations of noble
women. social clubs. and churches to hold
auxiliary meetings with a view to gather
together and beautifully contribute to the
new Public Library valuable books. man
uscripts, pictures, autographs, dOcu-
ments, papers, and relics OF historical and
contemporaneous value. brief histories of
all existing organizations. stating their
objects and purposes as set forth in their
charters and bylaws. with lists of their
present membership, and your committee
add full record of the Centennial of
1900. and have all such materials and do
nations presented to the library to be
kent in n separate division or section we
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30
QUESTIONS FOR VOTERS.
F. w. Mccarthy Addresses the Dis
trict Democratic Association.

F. w. Mccarthy Addresses the Dis
trfct Democratic Association.
A rousing Democratic meeting was held
at the headquarters Of the District Of Co
lumbia Democratic Association, 907 Penn
sylyania Avenue, last evening. There was
n large attendance and enthusiasm ran
high.
Ii had been intended to have number
OF prominent Democratic speakers present.
but those who had been invited were called
away at the last moment to speak at
meetings in Maryland. However. this loss
was compensated by the address OF +. w.
Mccarthy, of Mississippi.
Mr.. Mccarthy was introduced as young
Southerner who had been doing great work
for the Democratic candidates. In his adj
dress. which was brief but full of telling
points, Mr.. Mccarthy declared that every
man should make up his mind now wheth-
er he desired to have the Republic sus-
tanned or whether he wished TO add an
impetus to the course of the Administra-
ton which could end in nothing but mill
tarism and despotism. He made n vigor-
GUS appeal TO all 10 cast their vote for the
Democratic candidates. He pointed cut
to oiiiceholders the fact that the maxim.
TO the victor belong the spoils." would be
fully carried out II Mr.. Bryan Is elected
and that those in Government employ who
do not support Bryan will be turned out in
the cold and their places supplied by Dem
ocrats.
Master Davis Arlington was then intro
duced and sang a number of catchy polit-
zeal songs. They were all parodies ON pop
ular airs and made decided hit with the
audience. Master Arlington was the re-
cipjent of hearty applause.
John J. Blick was the last speaker and
made a brief speech on the issues of the
The Bryan and Stevenson Club will hold
its last meeting of the campaign at Har-
per's Hall, in Street. between Four and
a-half and Sixth Streets northwest, this
evening at s O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30

And bring children into the world to suf-
fer from an inherited blood faint! People
do not realize that foul blood may lurk
under a fair skin, and that the fire smold-
ering in the blood of the parent may
break into fame in the flesh Of the child
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
puts out the s,noldcring fires Of scrofula.
II cieanses the blood from disease taints,
strengthens the weak lungs, heals the
diseased stomach.
rDr. Pierce's medicine has done wonders for
my two sons,n writes Mrs. n. Eartrics, of
Demstcr, Oswego Co. N. Y. ~Both had scrofula.
] have lost two daughters in less than five years
with consumption and scrofula. My eldest son
was taken two or three years ago with honor
rhage from the lungs. II troubled him for over
year. He took DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, and has not lad one in over a year.
My younger son had scrofulous sores on his
neck; but has not had any since he commenced
to take yorr medicine
Use DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for
the bowels and liver.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30
ORDER FOR HALLOWEEN.
UnsccmIy Demonstrations to BE Pro
hibited by the Police.


A special order having in view the sup
preston of unusual demonstrations on
Halloween night. the 31st instant. was
issued yesterday afternoon from Police
Headquarters 1t reads as follows:
Headquarters of the Metropolitan Police Depart
ment OF the District OF Columbia.
Washington, October 60, 1900.
Crhrough Lieutenant, Inspectors Pea:son and
Cross)
Lieutenants: Halloween. Wednesday, October 81,
there may be disorderly assemblies. loud and
bosterous conduct, technical assaults. destruc-
ton of private property, and indignties offered
euch as have occurred in years past.
The Superintendent has given warning through
the press that such will not be countenanced, and
parents and others invoked to advise against
violations of law on the part OF those under their
control
The several iieutenants will direct their reserve
force. in citizens clothes. to aid the men on
street duty in the maintenance of good order
Special attention should be given to the SUI
burban sections OF the city
RICHARD SYLVESTER.
Ma or and Superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30
A STRAW FROM ILLINOIS.
Railroad Men Organize a bryan and
Stevenson Club.


Railroad employees at East St Louis.
Ill, have organized Bryan and Steven
Son Railroad Mems Club. and have adopt
ed the following preamble and resolu-
tions:
''As the good citizens of the United
States are once more confronted with the
most perplexing and responsible question
which is left in their power to answer, by
electing one of our citizens to the highest
office within the gift OF the citizens of
this great commonweal viz. the President
OF the United States; realizing what an
important position the railroad employees
hold at such stated intervals; realizing the
condition our country is placed in by the
loyalty shown capitalists by the party now
in power-by allowing the unlawful for
nation of trusts. the damning Of organized
labor by government by injunction. and
the refusal of all offers of arbitration We
therefore believe that for the betterment
OF our future undertakings. and the best
interests of our employers for all time
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30
No Complaint Against Loomis.

The State Department officials have re-
ceived no complaint from the Orinoco
Company. Of Venezuela, as to the alleged
inaction and carelessness of Minister
LOOMS. 1t is said that the diplomats
representative acted properly under the
, circumstances.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30
Arrested for Fighting.

James Adams, n cab driver, and Louis Clark,
a clerk, were arrested last night by Policeman
j. C. Costello. charged with fighting in front
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad station. Adams. it
is understood. solicited Clark TO hire his cab,
when Clark replied In manner to which the
driver took offence. A discussion cnsued and an
airsy which followed resulted in the arrest OF
both men.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30


! If accustomed to the
| insipid stock used
! in scent cigars,
usually doctored UP
| to initiate the taste
OF higher class
tobacco, smoke a
few Imports and
learn the greater
pleasure in them.
Smoke a number.
One alone is too
much of a contrast
to the burning straw
flavor OF the usual
scent cigar.
Imports are infinitely
preferable to other
scent cigars for the
reason that they
are richer. They
are preferable to
l0=cent cigars because
they don't ''gag''you;
any number can be
smoked with equal
relish. In this they
differ from the
COStlieSt Havana
goods. Smoke
several Imports"
Got 11cn1 IN fhoir
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-10-30

The Advisory Committee on Decorations.
of which Hon John B. Wight is chairman.
will meet this afternoon at AIS o'clock at
the Board of Trade rooms to consider i'm
portant business. A full attendance is re-
Quested by the chairman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16

- Der @aKerraub i'm Gio Granbs.
Der Yro5eb Der 8unoesregierung sez
gen rte' @lepbant Butte Damn Gpmz
pdnp lit bteier Sage in 2as Gru5es,
gegen Die Resierung enti9ieoen porz
ben. Die %ertpdbnte gpmpagnie bat
ben &io 9ranbe 725 Meilen nDrbli9
BON 81 paio our9 einen Damn abgez
iperrt, ipeidert bas @uher, bas i'm
Sommer i'm Gio @ranbe iebr ipdrli9
lit, htnter ibrem eroben Damn auf
unb pertduft es on Sarmer gum 3pez
de Der 8epGherung BON 2dnbereien.
Die 2eute unter6aIb aber iiben tro@
den. Hamentli9 in Merifo lit bas
.bur9 GROCER S9aben angeri9tet. Die
SelDer, 9Grten unb 8aumpflan5ungen
pel9e an benz unteren Gip @ranbe lie
gen unr ii4 i'm bliibsnOiten 3uitanbe
befanben, geben gu @runbs. Saraus
1T ar6 cine 8erpidluns nit Merifo
entitanben, tpeldes S6abenerias i'm
9eirage BON pielsn Miqionen perlanst.
Die Eegierung pirb sesen bas gr>
tenntniB appeQiren. Die WaHerz
gpmpagnie beite6t meiitens aus ensliz
i9em &apital.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
@Domimg.

= Nas Die G%inbilbuns tbun fam,
benefit tolgenSer @eriu1. Den Sc
rudl BON heftiIliertem WaHer pabrsus
nebmen, elaubten bic SubDrer Des
prOfeiIors Glohcn Der Wnominssr
AniperFitdt, cIs er in feinem Mubito:
RUM zen 0eriu6 MAIDEN polte, feits
Suitellen, in Dei4er 3eit Der 9erul1
aus elmer enttortten Slaf6e unbss
tannten Sn9alts ii9 in benz Haums
rerbrette. @ls Der Profe1or ben Sort
entferlit unD eiioas bon benz Snbdlt
(dbiolut ruGlolem, beitiqiertem WaIs
fer) psri6iittet Bette, bob er nit lautsr
Gimme herppr. tub na9 ieiner lle6ers
2eugung nod Nismdnb i'm AUDITORIUM
Den 9eru6 bes reri9iitteten PrGparcs
ties !enae. Ta9 8erluuf bon taum 15
SetunDen er6oben bic benz YrofeIIor
am nd9iten hefinbli9en 3ubOrer bic
6ano gum 3e;den, bab iie ben Scrub
perlpiirten, urb in 40 Setunben mar
er Bis an bic GG6iten Stellen bes amz
pbtt6eaterartia gebauten Nubitoriums
geprunsen. Na9 @erlauf elmer Miz
mute mubte profefor SlpHon ben
0eriu3 unterbre9en, neil bic ibm am
nd4iten iibenhen 3ubDrer ipegen bes
itarten @eru9es ben Saal perlaRen
ippQten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
Stfriet Columbia.

- Sin RieIenunternebmen. Die
@aIbinstoner Sirma Bead &c 60. bat
fi4 bas 3iel geitedt, bas S4la9h3tff
rMaine" gu beben unb in ben grDBeren
am Sssan gelegenen Stdoten gu aeiz
gen. sic bat gu benz 3pede i'm Gonz
areb cine Bropoiition eingerei9t, na4
Der lie ii9 berpfli9tet, Die vWtaine" ges
Gen cine 8ergiitung bon etnem Doll
lar gu beben unb bic nod p%orbanb:nen
reberreIte Der sc Splbaten ausSuliez
fern. @enn na9 4blauf bon einem
Sabre mad Der 4ntunft Des S6iffes
In finem ~unferer Sdfen Die &egierung
bas gebpbene S9iff pieber gu taufen
eeionnen lei, 10 ioQ Der Preis bon
einem SiinferzG pmite, beitebeno aus
benz Prdiibenten, benz MarinezS etrez
tar, Dem 8riegsz Setretdr unb apei
GpngrebabgeorOneten, feItgeieBt tperz
ben. Sur 9ebung bes S4iffes tpirb
Die Strma ibren v2iqutb 4irsPro5sb"
in antpenbung bringen, unb tie begt
tetnen 3peifel, baB ibr bas &tsienz
inert gelingen tperbe. Die Sirma ioa
rei9lt9e 9elbmitteI 6aben. sic beabz
ft9tigt, bur9 oieies l1nternebmen fir
ihren Pro5eb in aaer Welt 9rppaganz
bd gu MAIDEN unb bur9 ben 8eii9ti=
gungspreis einen i4Dnen prpfit gu
erSielen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
u ..
Seuti6lanc.
3 n.

- Solgenbes Soppelungliid pirb
unterm 18 DECEMBER aus Weilbeim aes
melDet. Die 73jdbrige Gertnerin Sd
tie Oieler iprang in einem unbepaGz
ten Iugtn6lid bon ibrem 8ranfenlaqer
auf unb itisB babel bic brennenoe
Na4tlampe I'M. Die ungliidli4e
murpe bonn 3euer erfabt unb perz
brannt. Die 68jdbrige Sienerin tpur,
De Bel benz grauiigen Inblit bon einem
S2la9dnfdIe hetroffen unb auaen.
blidli6 get5Otst.
: @iner junaen 0isbesbanbe lit bic
Polisei in !Sasenau auf bic Spur aez
tommsn. Die Mitslieber Der ganbe
iinb ale gang junse, gum She'll nod
i4ulpfli6tige Sungen; Der Sduptlina
lit Is Sabre cit. Sas Sauptquartier
Der etpa 8 S6pfe S~dblenben S6uar
mar oas ppr elmer Wo9e nieberaes
6rannte Sppfcnmaga5in; bort psrs
6raate lie hGrfis bic 8a9t, unb bort
belt iie oft in Der feuergefGbrli6en
um9ebun9 rau6eno lire 3uIammenz
funft, 10 baB nit Si9erbeit ansunebs
men lit, CAB Tie bur9 Sa6rlGiiigteit
ben Brand perI6ulOst. Die 8anbe
mar feit %orQnniilrt; io1ts ir9enb etz
mas MnsgeIiiGrt perbsn, 70 purpe elm
YittGlieO pur6 bas 2ops basu be-
iiirmt; duf 8erruib zines @enoFen
hanS rcr 2pb. Der 15iGbrigs SGupt=
ling ccr @aroe 1T perbaftst, bic ans
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
Wcpa0a.

- Die Sobesquene BON Nepaba.
Gin S9reden fir ale 8iebaii9ter lit
bic in ben rRabbit Sole Bergen i'm
Gountp 9umbolot belesene Nueae, be-
rem Nai'er in 10 bobem 9rabe nit
Qrienit geidttigt lit, baB iein 8enuB
Meni6 uno Sbter unfeblbar ben Sob
bringt. Dor benz Quea iprubelt Elm
tleines Sd9lein frpitaItlaren WaHers
etpd 100 Ydro melt, UNI bann nieber
in Der grbe gu psri9pinben. On ben
llfern bieieS p;nSigen Bd6leins bleis
den bic Stelette bon 9unberten pon
Sbieren, !eaien. Siri4en, S9afsn,
&inbern II. +. 10, bic bon benz giftigen
Waiier tranten. um elenb 81 berenben.
Die @ieb5i6ter baben bic Quene nit
einem Eo6en 3aune umseben unb audi
ben Sa3 gu beioen Seiten nit einem
3aune eingefaBt, allein es i4eint cine
llnmDglt9teit, bic Sphere bon benz
giftigen @ofer fern gu balten. @iels
Meilen in Der Runbe giebt es ndmli9
teiu anberesg1aHer, unb oesbalb brGnz
gen Die nirftenben Sbiere an ben
auea, trOb aler 3dune. Ser 9erluit
pDn 5unOer:en bon Rtnbern lit aaz
jGbrli9 auf Deli @enuB pes 4rIenifz
pahers 5uriidsufiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16

- Sturs elmer Spdseitsseieai9aft
in bic Oonau. Sn Der 9emeinbe Slot
in Slappnisn f~eierte Der 9runbbeliber
Stefan Wanplppic feline SpGSA. NIT
Marie Stanopic. Die So9aeitsseiellz
faaft fubr bann auf 8 S9litten mad
benz Wobnunssort bes 8rdutisams.
Der Weg fit9rte iiber einen bpben 4bs
Gang nebsn Der Sonau. Die berauf6z
ten >i9er bieben auf bic Pferbe elm,
5pbab Oieie fDrmli9 babinraiten.
plDbli9 ~itiirate Der erite S4litten bic
1870 Sub bobe 8Di6uns binab, in Die
9onau, bic bret anberen S6litten
naG. Se95ebn Meni4sn, burunter
aud oas 9rautpaar, fanoen ibrenSob
in ben Welen.
- Cine Snoianerin aus - preB@
burg. Die Srisntaliiten, @elebrten
unb Gpradfori9er, bic ii9 in Wien
@o9en bemiibten, bic Sbentitdt
elmer .sebeimniBpollen" Patientin aus
Dem clgemeinen &%rantenbauie gu err
griinben, iparen freubis iiberrai9t, als
iie b%ernabmen, baB bies enbli9 selunz
cen lit. Man banft bas erpiinidte
HeIultat penigsr ienem poli5eili6en
9(ufrui. Der ale Wiener &enner oes
iabiIdsn Imbara@O Dialects aufforz
berte, fid gu @snpsSirunssSpeden gu
melben, als pielmebr Der 8ubapeiter
bic Der Wiener
9ebOrbe bic Photographic elmer =
8rebburger SaI4enbiebin iiberisnbet
tat. Oas Mdb9en aus Der Srembe,
nefen Spra9e Niemanb peritanb, 1T
bic Brebburser Sai9enbiebin &lars
@aieii, bic pieberbolt abseitraft lit unb
tereits bic 8etannti9aft peri9iebener
ungarii9er Strafanitalten esmu9t
bat. SbatId9li9 bat iie einige 3eit in
gritii6z Snbien setpeilt. Sic mar
bort SniaHin zines Sauies bon Spei@
felbaftem &ufe unb bat pd6renb hires
Qu~fentbaltes ii9 einige 8roden Der
Spra9e gu eigen gemodt. Smmerbin
biirfte ibr ippobl bas 0euti9e als
audi bas lInsarii6e seldufiger iein aIs
bas Snbii9e, unb 10 lit es ni9t gang
unerflGrli9, penn bic Wiener Srisn=
t~aliiten fanben, bab bic inbii9en SD
be, in benen lie iid p%ernebmbar ma6=
te, fsinespegs standardization 9es
aeln entipra4en. 8lara 8ajeii pirb
iid suna4it ipesen Srrefiibruns Der
8ebOrben gu perantporten baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16

lanoen &eiisn IieB er iein SObnden
in Sbbut Der &pitfrau suriid, unb
bisie fubte cine sGrtli4e 3~unei9uns gu
benz t!einen Burden. Im 2. SeSems
Der 1898 beIu9te Wooo NIT Srene
cine Sir6e in Neapel unb itedte ibr
einen GEering an Den Singer ait Der
@rtlIrung, sr betra6te tie nunmebr ais
ieine Gbefrau, uno es beoiirfe teiner
pffi5iellen Srduung. Sds iunge paor
lebte nun in .Nep Yort, bis Wcoo am
SO. September nan Samaica, Wefz
SsnoNn, abreiite. Seitoem bate Der@
felbe Bis poriee Wo9e ni6ts mebr bon
Ii9 60ren lafen. Serene erbob nun gea
gen i'm bic Qntla9e ipegen bDsptutz
gen @erIafsns, uno fiirali9 fam Der
Ta1 bpr Rt9ter Wprtb our 8erbanos
luna. Sa berielbe mangels zines 9ei>
rathsiGstnes bic G6e ni6t anertennen
tonnte, mubte er bic 8lage abpeiIen
uno Ipra9 Die Debut iiber ben neun
Sabre alien Sphn Woob's Dem 8a>
ter Su. Der &nabe aber lief tpetneno
Ietner Stiefmutter in Die arme, uno
bieIe tpebrte ii4 unter bpiterii4em
S6lu9Sen unb S9reien pte cine Si>
germ segen aIe 8eriu9e Wopb's, ibr
BEN Spbn gu entreiben. Sas 9ergebz
li9e ieiner 8emiibungen e~iniebeno,
IieB Der @ater snbli9 Der Srau pas
Sinh. SIS bat ibrtsens ben @ni4ein,
dla fpiirben Die itreitenben Parteien
iid tpieber periDbnen molten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-01-16
gatxentb,trper Wnartte.

= SGlilnm %abgelaufener S9er3.
Ginen i9limmen Qusgans nabm elm
S6er5, ben Srant 2enbart BON 6arz
mprn, Northumberland Gpuntb, SuIamz
men nit sfpei anberen iun9en 2euten
in Der Wobnilna ieines Sreunbes Wm.
Iulmer in Gaft 2ibertp, Sapette g.,
ausfiibrts. Sn Dem 9au1e befanb ii6
Elm iunges MdC6en gu 8ein9 unD I'm
it4 nit oieier einen S9er3 al erlauz
ben, Iprnden neuli9 Srant 9enhart,
Seize Sullner unb Sobn Sbannpn in
Der g8obnun9 Sulmers por, uno Leg
ten cine betleibete Strpbpuppe in bas
8ett bes WGbGens. I'm 1870 ubr
@benoS rerlieben Die bret MGnner bas
Gaus, .ehrten jebr1 balb barauf su-
rid. UNI gu erfabren, fpie Der S9ers
dbgelaufen lei. sic flupftsn an bts
perl6lohene 91ustbiir uno ipurben
bon 6uImer eebDrt. Dieter ersriff in
benz 9lauben, elm ginbre6sr lei an
Der @rbeit, einen Hepolper unb fragte,
fper brauBen lei, erbielt iebod feline
Intport. DIS fur5 baruuf 2enbart
I'M bas 5aas sing unb an benz Sem
tier porbeitdm, on tpelhem Sulmer
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mann on Der 8. &c N,z8abn anseitslt.
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ipenn tie Spirituoien an ibre Mit9lies
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UNI bas in Syrage tommenbe prinaip.
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iie feline Spirituoienbdnbler ieien,
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Club Miro 0n Die 46bere Sntanj app
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