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The evening world., 1901-08-22
REV. RUSSE[L'S
BOND FORFEITED.
HIS LAWYERS DON'T KNOW
WHERE HE IS.
Another Warrant Ia Issued by Ma
SistrMte Drann for the Man
Charged with EAtortiOu..

The bond OF the Rev" Frederick
Bruce Russell. President -! tn. New
York State Law and Order Society. was
forfeited to-day by Magistrate Brann
In the iorkvillc Court upon the state
mcnt Of his counsel. George Ensci and
Henry Goldsmith. ;hat they did not
know the whereabouts ~ their client.
Russell was arrested on Monday nigh;
on warrant charging him with cxtor-
ton. He *as taken to the i:as, Second
street station and admitted to bail In
$6co by Sergt Pagan. When Magistrate
Brann was informed ~ this next day
he said.
THE sergeant had II" right to accep,
the bond because Russell IL charged
with a felony.
When IN. ease vas called on Tuesday,
Russcli's father vino j. a physician.
said his .5n vas very III and unable
to com. 10 court An adjournment was
then taken until yesterday. but again
Russell va. reported to b. too q, To
appear. and another adjournment was
taken.
After the ppnd Vas forfeited to-day
another warrant was issued for Rus.
cells arrest
The evening world., 1901-08-22
THRASHES
Man WHO
SUED HIM.
How Rich Merchant Answers
Suit for Alienation Of a
Wite's Affections.

In answer 10 Frederick Pin.kers suit
'or 100" FOR alternating HIS wtfe's Ar
'"ctlons. Louis W. Schhrfrrr. u rich
hafdwar" m-tchun;. OF No ih Grand
street. brooklyn. who l. also named II.
correspondent, In l!nsx.rs divorce sui,
4aE~ Hinskrr n sound thrnshinS the f,rst
time he met aim In the street
lhr pair came together at the corner
OF Grand street AMI Bedford avenue to-
gay schacner. who Is u strapp,nx big
man. "Aw r!nsk.r. who /. oniy fee, .
incheu tai. talking on the corner with
friend. II, walked over ana kno,k..
ilhrker down, then mauleu and kicked
MIN To his hearts content.
f!nsk-f has brought sui, FOR d!yorc.
from his wife. Anna l.. Pinskcr. ,hrour,
Lawyer w Coleman Hughes, of No. :,
William street. II. anesr. thar nj,
wife and SchleNcr have been too friend
y q various times since their n,arria,,
10 November. 1895 In n separate suit 4.
demands 81, 100 from SchaerIcr,
Mrs. Pirskcr denies any wronK. uoIny
and brings n counter suit Tor scpara non
alcs:rE cruel treatment. non.suppot n
.nd abandonment She says her hus,
hand left their home. at NJ. +s7 Broad.
acyer,iy kck,n.; and beating her.
Schaeffer IL married and rated a,
over $4,000 by the agencies. HIS fam.
.ly has been IN tho hardware business
In Brooklyn since lsig
He denies having had any hu, friend
that as friend OF the family nc IRE.
au.nily acted a~ ''pcacemaker" between
the couple when P.n.ker had ii-treateJ
hts wife and they had separated
The evening world., 1901-08-22
UNDERTAKES
MUST FACE
PH|LB|N.
Ring in Conspiracy with ||Ie-
gal Practitioners to
Hide Crime.

Information was laid before District
Attorney Phlibin to-day purpor;ing to
make clear the existence %. comb-
nation OF undertaken who hnv. been
for years buryinH and concealinS the
facts OF the deaths %! victims OF Illegal
practitioners who have women for pa.
TENTS.
Assistant-Disir!ct Attorney coaan.
after looking over IA. evidence. went 10
Part II. OF the Supreme Court ana made
application for the elimination o. sew
eral bodies OF victims recently inferred
In Long Island cemeteries
II Is understood that the iuiorma, Ion
furnished the District-A,,orney shows
the existence OF an organized band OF
these persons. who turned over All their
business to the under,akers complained
OF, and that false death certificates wer"
Issued In scores Of CASES
MI. Philb!n refuses 20 make publ!c
the details OF TIE evidence IN his pos
session.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
The Mhcni Market.

Owing TO disappointing cables whra,
opened l-:c. down In the local market.
with fairly active trade ana consider.
able selling FOR Ions account.
Foreign trade was light on both sides
Corn opened weak w.th whca, and
down lie. due to favorable wrath"-
conditions.
New York's openinE prices were: De.
cembar wheat. 1874: September. 10 rs TO
Is; September corn. 81 ~.
ChicaEo's opening price. were: De.
cesnb<r wheat: =: SIX to !: IS: September
20 SIS; May: Is 3-s to - IA: May corn.
Nav Y"rk.. cI"sInr nr, :" - w 80 u..
wheat. Mi-: bid: september wheat.
7s 81: October wheat. 1854: December
wheat, Is SIS. May corn. IL bid; Sep.
tcmber corn, 6il.S: December corn. g. ia
nominal.
ChicaSos closing prices were: Angus,
wheat, 10 Ia nominal: September wheat /,
10 ~ 70 20 Is: October wheat. Il So
nominal: December wheat. u Ia: NAY
wheat, 70 ~; August corn, 1l.t 70
= ~; October corn. 81 Ia
The evening world., 1901-08-22
SAYS DEVERY:: I'VE
WANT NO BRIBERY"
The "Chief" Takes o.
casion Again at the
Police Trials to Flay
the "Curs and the
RattIesnakes Too
Much Bribery Going
On Anyway" He De.
cIares.

Deputy Police Commissioner Devery
again threw out slurs against the men
who have been stirring up the police
bribery scandal. lie referred to them
As ours and ra;tlcsrakes. His opror-
tunity came when Michae! Egan. patrol
man OF the West Thirty-seventh stree,
station. was called before him at the
police trials to-day.
Egan was charged with throwing his
club at little James Elliott, twelve years
old, who lives with his aunt near Eighth
avenue and West For'y-ntth street.
The little boys right leg Is probably
crippled for life. He hobblcd into court
on crutches. and awakened the pity OF
the Deputy Commissioner.
Egan In telling his story said:
ION June % at 10 O'Clock In the morn
Ing was at tho corner OF Eighth ave-
nue. and West Forty-nfth street. Some
boys had started Are In the street.
! chased them. but they returned and
annoyed me. warned them II they
came back again would throw my
club at them.
''When they ran around me again
ner. II slipped from my hand and
struck this little boy. He had nothing
to do with the Are. but was only play
ing around there. called an a:nbu-
lance and told his aunt that ! would
pay all the expenses while he was III.
Devery turned on the man 'crce!y:
You started right In to bride the
woman. did you?" he cried. You are
q bribcr. are you? You won't do. The
first thing you know you'll have All the
ours and rat,lcsnnkcs chas!nI you so
you have become briber. have you
You nearly killed IN. boy and then YOU
wanted to hribe some one.
You have no right TO make admis-
sions OF this kind
Two don't want any bribery in TIE
department. There Is too much bribery
going on now. anyway. Erhn. II" ~
The evening world., 1901-08-22

SECOND Street Station. was up on 4
charge of being drunk. on Aug. y. at 81.
Nicholas avenue and One Hundred and
Twcnty-slath street
II developed in the examination that
when Reagan was brought to the station.
ne had an abrasion on the thumb and
claimed TO have been bitten by dog
on post.
What would you have done" asked
DeHrry or Sergeant Crowley. one OF the
complainants. III you had been bitten
by a dog
Taken "a drink" responded Crowley.
promptly
."rh. hrst thinE7" asked Devcry.
Yes. sir
Good" exclaimed the Chief "Do
you blasne RcaSanF
The sergeant admitted he did not.
Reagan exhibited a mark on his
,hn, an" 20 ia pny,'r''ns :" r. sr.!y
with ts,H's teeth.
"cr.. di-r,I...d .aiI the Deputy
The evening world., 1901-08-22
::
"You'rr n bribcl

hoi you ought To have In your hand in.
S'rid o. clutA I'll recommend your
dismissal and give you chance to
carry In. hod.
Then turning 10 the boy. the Deputy
Commissioner sad:
You tell your aunt not to take ANY
o. ta.s mans money. Tell her 10 x.I
along ~ bert she can. but don't take
any bride money.
IDok here. r.gan. Look At that poor
little boy. You have made a cripple out
OF him for Me. | tell you I'll recon-
mend your dismissal from. the depart
hold n club - your hand. II You get
onr. and ypu won't ~ around br,binS
people.
p-N.ry instructed Police Surgeon Don
uvhu to max. an examination OF the
boy and thu, surgeon reported that
James would y. crippled for lie.
Michael I.cagnn ~ the East Twenty
The evening world., 1901-08-22
REVERSAL NOW
FOR MRS. DODGE
OLD DIAMOND SEIZURE CASE
MUST BE TRIED AGAIN.
eminent Must show Intent
to Dcfrnud.
An opinion wa. rendered n

m opinion was rendered to-day By
~.lgea Wallace. Shipman and i.acomoe.
sitting In the Circui, Court OF Appeals
of the United States Circuit Tor the
Southern District OF New York, which
) rsverses the judgment given In the
{ Dodge Jewelry case rendered by
Judge Brown In the United States Dis.
trict Court. Under that decision the
! claimant. Mrs. Phyllis f. Dodge. oh.
J tanned possession of her pearl necklace
Esnd other jewels to the vaiu. Of &si. 80,
which ~nc brought from abroad.
e The reversal hinged. for the most
4 part. on what the Court considers a r,ii.
stAg OF Judge Brown to the effect that the
Z Ctoyernmcnt was required 10 show In.
sfe4t 10 dofraud on the part OF the claim.
III IN order to maintain its action. The
VII 20 back 10 tho District Court
The evening world., 1901-08-22
The Cotton Market.

The local cotton market opened steady
to-day. with prices to : points lower.
The early Liverpool cables we're Abou,
stand on, showing unQucstiona bic
strength In near months and a further
substantial rise In spot but heaviness
IN ;hc late months
After the call the local marke, cas.d
on irne.
The opening prices were: August, -,
to IS: September. ,N to 10. October,
'.6 10 80: November. 7.1s to 30 Dc.
cemoer ,.bl to '.5!. January. 'd TO ..sS /;
.Anril go to .Sl
Th. price. Al 30 p. N were: ssptem.
Der. '.5: October, 80. November. 7.s7;
December. ~ January. I'll.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
BIssERT's CASE.
dat sirt. Attorney Satisfied with
NcaMll ut ErralnmIn Ncsicr,lnY

Following IA. argument before Justice
Hooker a, FredonIa yesterday on the
certificate %! reasonable doub; for Ward.
man Blsscrt. Observation-Disclosures Ph!lbin
and Assistant Disrict-.\ttorncy Cans
began to-day III. preparation OF their
reply to the arsumen,s offered for the
defense Justice HookeThas allowed tn.
Disirict-Attorney ten days in which to
answer.
II - understood abou, the Criminal
Courts Building that the Distric;-At-
;osney Is satisfied with the result OF
yesterdays work. The delay, he con
s!ders. was really agains, Bisscrt. as
ne vii! hay. to stay tina, much longer
In the Tom5s.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
A WORLDWIDE
COPPER COMBINE
NO MORE COMPETITION IN
BUYING COPPER.
Colorado Mining Man say Trust In
cisdes Calumet aad HecIa, sena.
tor Clark and the RoshschiIds.
DENVER. Col. Aug. :,.-rh. New.

DENVER. Col. Aux. :2-The New,
to-day xys
Mining men OF the city accep, 10
true the reports that a world wide cop.
per combine has been formed. and that
competition In buying copper will no
longer t~ known.
The combine 10 said to have been ef-
fec,cd between the Amalgamatcd. caIu.
met and Hecls. Senator Clark and the
Rothachilds. Papers are believed to
have been signed covering long term
OF years
Thc consolidation OF interests will. II
Is said, be financed BY tho National
CITY Bank. OF New York. who 10 10 be
made the depositary for the consolidated
concerns. 1870,
The evening world., 1901-08-22
VICTORY FOR
SILK STRIKERS.
TWO PICKETs WHO WERE AR.
RESTED ARE SET FREE,
indtcnti"n. Now that Soms Of the
Mil Owners Are Weak
ching.

There was Wild demonstration In the
Circuit Court OF Paterson. y. j., this
morning when Judge Dixon released
Samuel Hart and George Head. strik-
!nS SIX wcarcrs. on habsas proceedlngs.
the TWO men were sentenced to the
county jail for thirty days by Recorder
Senior for ps'kctinH the Enterprise Mil.
ana their terms would have expired
next Monday.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
BROOKLYN GIRL DROWNED.
Miss Minnie Emcrson IL seized
with Cramps white l,nthiup,

While In bathing with some friends a,
Loeb 5heldrake. sullivan County. TO.
dcy. Miss Minnie Emerson. twenty
years old. OF Brooklyn. was seized with
cramps and drowned before help could
reach her.
The evening world., 1901-08-22

FOR POLICEMEN,
CONTINUED from First Page)

son that reversal OF his order OF
yesterday would be renectio.. upon
him. for he had declared that 1t was
not fair to the rest OF the force that
Shells. Glennon and Dryer be al
lowed to serve while under such Sc
-ious charges. Col. Murphy was vir-
,uously indignant wh-- he spoke
OF 1t.
But. apparently. the will OF Devery
In the Police Department is suficient
reason for anything. Commissioner
Murphy reversed himself, and gave as
the reason that he could ind no pre-
cedent for suspension during charges
OF neglect OF duty. and that. on the
other hand. II a man SO charged had
been suspended there was nothing
to hinder his reinstatement.
Col. Murphy also declared that he
was under the impression the men
had been indicted. hut after commu-
n!cating with Assistant District-At-
torney LIE Barber and getting legal
specifications OF the charges against
the men and the status OF the case. he
said. he concluded that he had acted
hastily. and so restored the men to
duty.
He. In fact. made all the explrra-
tons. while Devery. with brond. de-
risive smile on his face, simply COM
muned with himself and smiled and
smiled, only vouchsafing this to the
newspaper men:
Dcver. Not Talking.
I'm not saying word. This Is
not my talking day"
Murph.'s Dackdown.
After Commissioner Murphy had
announced that he had revoked
the first order an Evening World re-
porter asked him II the case was not
similar TO that OF Capt. Diamond.
NO" he said. Capt. Diamond was
indicted for receiving money. These
men are accused Of neglect OF duty"
But Bissert was indicted and con-
victed for receiving money" said the
reporter.
But the surroundings are differ.
cnt." said Murphy. Il have received
a letter from the Dlstrict-Attorney
complaining that Capt. Diamond in.
terfcred with his ofncers. In this
case there Ia no such charge. 1t Is
mere neglect Of duty"
No Precedent.
"After looking into the case and
reading the presidents in the Police
Department l sent for Capt Flood to
reinstate tho men, and presume
they are now back at work."
.Is this to be received as prec-
edent. them" asked the reporter.
that men accused OF neglect Of duty
will be Immediately reinstared?"
II will deal with these cases." said
Murphy, las they come to me-"
But can't you give further details
as to why these particular men were
rciustated?" was asked.
Now. say: you fellows are too deep
for me-" replied the Commissioner.
II don't want to talk to you any
more"
The evening world., 1901-08-22
WON'T MEET BISHOP.
Presidcnt schwnb Declines to Dis.
GUYS strike with Him,

cu>s strike with Him.
The visit to New York OF Joseph
Bishop. Secretary OF the Ohio Board OF
Arbitration: Frank Caldwell. Southern
iron manufacturer. and John Bindley.
President OF the Ptttsburg Chamber OF
Commerce. Is entirely unofficiaI and
recognized By neither s.dc In the steel
controversy.
A representative OF Mr.. Schwab said
this morning there would be no consul.
tation. J. r. Morgan Is Willing away
happy hours somewhere along the At
lantic coast and IL no. expected to re-
turn for two weeks. Mr.. Schwab can
have no meeting with the men that
woulG affect the strike situation before
the return, OF Mr.. Morgan.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
BANKERS MOVE SLOWLY.
seventh Nationsl REORGANIZATION
stops Pending Collections.

The reorganization OF the Seventh
National Bank Is at a standsuli. At
the once OF Sullivan 4 Cromwell toby
II was stated that the work OF orsAn.
King would not continue until all OF the
axsessments had been paid.
The collection Of these assessments IL
xoinc on rs rapidly as possible. 1t was
added.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED,
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
All IN Kn.nAN

Columbia, Hambars. Frederick Gar G,.,,.
Ia GaspnSns. HAVE. Bremen.
lombsrdia. Naples.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
REPUBLICANS VAIN HOPE.
}. Hampton ioKc Selected to Hea A
Ticket In Virginia.

Especial TO The Evening World,
NORFOLK. Va. Aug. 0.--Ths State
ticket az completed ny tho Republican
convention Mt Roanoke At 2 o'clock this
morning 10:
The evening world., 1901-08-22
Chief J,,t,ee D.rto. DEAD.

TORONTO. Ont. Aug. 1s.-Ch!ef jus
t!ce Sir George Burton. OF the Court of
Appsais died to-day. He was eighty.
two years Old. il. , Z.
The evening world., 1901-08-22
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

Cssthasns. allshs. AArtAlIo, Hull.
AthssiA. HAnosrg. YAaGssss. Namhury.
rst,ieis. Haassrs Haasfs pstaI psadss.
asiuA xiss. AasvesD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
Wie man banler baut.

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preuBen beisstragen bate.
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I. febr gerne, penn Sffiaisre ieiner Dir
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9erneaobre bate mebrere SD9ter unb
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bern, baB er zines Sages BON Sonig
folgerben Brief erbielt:
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Der gu seben, 10 babe iA bic untertba@
nieite 8itte meines &apitGn BON 5orz
cabe sene6mist, tpel4er nit Sud- all@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

borfi9tig erfunbisen unb iage mir:
SEPT beiBt es bic Sbren iteif balten.
Gntpsber 1T ct tobt ober lie.
Sd tperbe dngenpmmer. Ser 8om=
mer5ienratb fpmmt mir entgegen.
Gin Stein fiel mir bonn 9er5en. Sd
bate aIio rihtis seiarieben. l1nb id
tppate fdon linn meme 19riftli4en
Worte bes 8eileibs miinbli9 tpieberboz
len, als, ebe i9 nod Elm erneutes I'M
bell anauri9ten i'm Stanbe mar, Id
9elnb feline Srau inn folgte.
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i9 bate elm i9ledtes @epifen, benin
i6 baate an ben 8eileibsbrief, Der Of
fenbar briiben auf benz @9reibtiih lag.
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mir bonn Slid elm Brief entsesen,
meine eisene 9anbi9rift. Gin Brief,
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mar.
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errei6t, bic selanstpetlte @eieui6aft
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ftreuung sebabt. l1nb NUN frugte i9,
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rem:
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Sbrer 3%erItreutbeit, lit benin bas pirtz
li6 Nnes 10 gepeien9"
gr ftri9 9aar unb Bart in bic NOR
male Gage 5uriid, rib eri6roden Die
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tpar's Elm g~egrdbniB, unO i4 bielt bic
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26
3erfrrnt.
BON 9eo. 5rbr. b. Smpteo1.


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ter aommer5ienratb ielbft geitorber
mar unb ni9t bic 5rau, bann bate id)
ia benz 9obten mein 8eileio gef4id!!
limb ih bef9lob, Iieber nod Elm Weitsz
res gu tbun urb Der 8eifebuns periOn=
li9 beiaupobnen.
Dab lie um brei ubr mar. slaubte iA
5ider gu piHen, unb stpar on bemielben
Sage nod, bariiber CAB IS teine11
3pettel.
Sd sos alfo sinen Grad an, tpis i'd
Eel iolaen Gelesenbeiten 81 tbun pflege,
lebte ben Gslinber auf unb sing bin.
MofenFraBe Is. 9alt, Is ooer 81?
Nein, pie tonnte i4 mid nnr irren!
Sc mar melt bonn &oienplab = 15 5u
nab - dl5p 81.
Mlfo ih trat in bas 9aus Holen=
ftrabe 81. cling bic Srepps binauf, err
iter @tod, las aber an Der Sbir einen
anberen Namen. parb mir flar, baB ID
beim @uden na4 elm paar pahenbsn
Beisibstporten cine 9reppe 81 bod ge=
itiegen lei, sing alio pieber binab unb
trat obne Weiteres Elm.
Die S1ir nurbe geOffnet, unb ih
{tanb elmer srOberen @eienfdaft segenz
iiber. bic fid in einem tleineu @alon
hrdnate, pffenbar Der @erfammlunss=
rolrf fir bic Qeibtragenben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

Het9enba9 i. 9. &onfnrs
1aqte bic Sirma u. @rpB an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-05-26

DEne Dap 10 red1 De9rtTT Ute t1 Oas
cerbient bate, pl0Bli6 bon alien Setter
umbrGnst uno NIT aGerlei InI9uloi:
guneen beitirmt.
8as bic 2eute ba eieentli9 rebeten
pie ie ii9 angriffen, li9 bic nieber.
trG9tiglten 8etpegsriinbe unteri6pben
min i6 ni6t meter er5dblen, furaum
IS tp6te Elm 8ampf UNI mid, pte 5pi=
i6en 9rie9en unb Sroianern UNI BIZ
i9Dne !9elena.
Mber es begann aGmGbli9 Bel mi,
gu bGmmern. Srgenb einen entiesli4sr
@trei9 mubte mir meme 3eritreutbeii
aefpielt BADEN. Gin alter Mann mubtt
Elm iunses Mdb9en sebeiratbet baber
unb bie1es erdbli6er Weiie bic So9te,
irsenb zines &ommer5ienratbes gene:
len fein.
Ser 8ampf UNI mid berum nabH
cine iol4e 9eftigfett an, bic beiber
feinbliden Samilien = pie es idten-
porfen fi9 fol9e 9robbeiten an Der
&ppf, bab fi9 Niemanb mebr Inn mid
fiimmerte unb i9 in tiefiter 8sI9d:
muns es fir ba3 Bette belt, einfad
gu Der 6pinben.
Sd i9li4 binaus unb elite BIZ
Strabe binab, als ob i9 berfolgt mir:
be. Sd fam an cine Gde unb mar mod
10 errest, bab id ni9t pubte, mo i'd
mid befunb. unb na6 ben StraBen.
ramen iab, UNI mid gu orienttren.
0abei entbedte ih gu meinem aber.
malisem @9red, bab bic StraBe, in
ter ib'eben binirt, RoBftrabe bieB.
sd mari mid in cine Sroi9te uni
rolte benz auti9er meme Morehe an
eeten.
SaB i'd MIDI auf meme StraBe ub,
fclut ni9t b%eiinnen fonnte, bariibe,
nirb iih Niemanb punbern, angeii9ta
ter begreifliden grregung, in Der if
mid befanb. Oa fam mir bic Sbes,
mid nun tpenisftens nah Der Mirtli9.
felt au e~rfunbtgen unb bic SaAe iesi
gut gu MAIDEN. Sd rief alfo, ba Der
RDKelenfer unsebulbis gu tperben be-
gam: n&oienftruBe 81"
SIM erften @tod, ridtis: 8lant,
atmmeraienratb. Sd tlingIe, min mid