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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
BALLARD NOTES.

v. A. seeley, Of the Seattle Auto.
matte Telephone CO.. appeared before
the ballard council lant Friday night
and asked for a franchise to extend
bis lines and do business IN ballard.
No action was taken BY the council
hut u r. understood that the men,
hers are all In favor Of granting the
proposed franchise. The city attof-
nvy viii examine the papers and Wili
make a report Tuesday,
J. u. zook. postmaster % ballard.
has assumed the management Of his
single NTH that has previously
been under the control uf G. A. Dom
oushue. Mr Zook Wtii resign hin
roeition a. postmaster June /. and
devote all of his time 10 his mill.
A petition viii be presented 10 the
state legislature from the ballard
council advocating the abolition Of
nsh traps.
The Keystone Athletic club a nal
lard Il planning for an entertain
ment 70 Dc given Ia It's ball Friday
evening.
james Bradford, the well known
educator 81 Dayton. Wash. has been
the guest az Mr. and Mrs J. W.
Peter. Of ballard, far several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
COLLAPSED.
An Overloaded Building
Goes Down in City
Of Pittsburg.

PfTTsBuRG. Pa. Feb. THE
large four story iron and brick haiid-
tag. occupied by the Stevenson Foe
ter Co. printers and Publishers. col
Iapsed early thia morning. The
wreckaKe took Gre. The depart.
msnt. after an hours hard Sork. ex-
tinguished the flames.
Several days ago the noors were
discovered 10 - overloaded with ma
ehinery. and the authorities notff "a
the owners that the strain would
have TO be lightened. Accordingly
the 100 employees of the firm were
laid OF for the day and a force "
workmen Was employed 20 remove
part % the material.
When the crash came, Michael
Fnrnsiow and George Columbus wetr
found among the ruins. The forfler
Il fatally injured. and the latter
badly burned. Both were la5orsfa
engaged In moving tho stock. HAD
not the city authorities discovered
the weak condition 81 the building,
all Of the employees would have been
at work today and IN all lkellhosd
many would have been Killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
WEST SEATTLE
PRIZE FIGHT

A fair sizrd audience Witnessed
the glove contest between DICK Case
and Walter Jones at West Seattle
yesterday. The tight vas without
feature aside frnrn the fact that
Case demonstrated thai Jones vas
utterly incapable 81 standing any
punishment. A right urper-cui from
case IN the beginning % the fourth
round ended The nEhI
In the FIRST round Jones landed a
couple Of Intellectual blows on Case .
body. In the second Il was easily
seen that Case could end thu nght
at any moment. In the third round
the coiored lad seemed % entirely
lose hin head. lie made several Win
swings at Case. but they were easily
avoided. The force % one vicious
swins % Jones sent him clear
through the rorsa and into the au-
disnce. In the fourth Jones came
up blowing. and was fioored almost
Immediately. lie could easily have
gotten up and continued tho contest
but allowed himself 20 be counted
out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
"a WAS . Surprise to MIN.

when I noticed In the tnornlus
paper yesterday that l was supposed
20 pronounce the benedietlon. was
surprised.
= was very busy al that hour.
teaching my class. and IL would have
been impossible for me 10 have alb
sented myself az the time the SER
vices were being held.
Had received a personal invita-
tion to have participated. ! might
have made arrangements. but upon
. general invitation. OF course /
could not have been expected 20
have taken 4 place upon the plat
form
Father Brown received the same
sort 0f notice that I ala. and no
doubt took the same view Of the
matter"
When seen regarding the affair
this morning. NJ. GrifFths. secretary
Of the American British league.
which RAD the services IN charge.
said that both OF the Catholic cier-
sEymen had been invited. and that ne
was at loss 10 explain their alb
aence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
THIS MAN COULD NOT EVEN SEE
THE BIG ORGAN IN THE CHURCH

an big as q snshtab. n shut Out
everything IN the front part of Ply
mouth church.
A the most prominent churches In
all oities IN the East are agitatins
No oounefs IN churches" and in
New York. Boston. PHILADELPHIA and
Chicago have established the rule. /
would suggest that the same would
be a mighty good move In Seattle.
Seldahness has no business IN
churches. and one person closing out
dozen through the vanity OF a biz
hat. exhibits that trait, and viii nev.
er get % heaven along with Il.
X. "a. LAEREMASs.
brunswick Hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
MILLS MAY NOT
BE PROSECUTED
Ms Father. ES-SheriIi Of Pierce
County, Offers Reimbursement.

TACOMA. Feb. Norman Mills
and Naomi Davis. the woman with
whom he was about depart for the
orient when arrested, are etili con-
fned In the city jail II Il not yet
definitely known whether he viii be
prosecuted for his populations while
employed Ia the city cemptroller'h
once, az his father. sx.Bherin Mills,
has agreed 60 make good the amount
Of hia dedication.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
SEATTLE
MUST NOT
INTERFERE

This morning Judge Tallmar sign
ed an order restraining the city from
Interfering with the Automatic Teie-
phone Co. IN erecting poles and 9TH
erwise pursuing the terms Of the per.
nit. the validity Of which has been
questioned. The order Is also for
the city 10 show cause why the com :
pany should not be allowed 20 pro-
coed with perfecting their telephone
system. The herring ~ the case ia
set for Wednesday, FEB. 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
RATE WAR.

The rate war Il on again 10 Vic-
turia. between Dodwsii 4 CO. and the
Alaska steamship CO. The former
company. which operates the Sehoms
aud Utopia. on Saturday reduced tha
passenger rate frurn Seattle 10 Nic-
toFia 10 IS cents. and freight % cents
per ton. The reduction Ia frcikht =
great surprise TO all shippers, and
many are Of the oplui0a that the
Alaska steamship co. wiii not tol'
low the cut la fright The rates
previous 70 this redustlan we're 8
per ton on frwight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
MARKETS.

business on West ssrnet open
ed very good this morning.
Three cars % potatoes came In
early but no change In price result
ed.
Everybody r. EtHd that butter Is
getting more plentiful Several
large conaignments % prime wash
ington creamery we're received to-
day.
Eggr are siiu -carcs. but with a
certainty that n eontinuencs Of fine
weather will brings iota on the street.
Some % the finest apples ever seen
In the local market appeared this
morning. very fancy rating bring
A quantity of fne hothouHe Isttuce
IL selling today at tt-so8iso Per
California fruit AMI vegetables
from the NRlia waiia. which ar
rived this morning. began coming on
the street late t1ay. Tomorrow
morning viii Be a busy time. az
large conaigumcnts viii be on sale.
Corrected Daily The following
prices are being offered TO the pro-
Queer in round lots on she dock OF In
"a drain@osss. ssssasso 90; barley.
ttse1. wheat chicken feed. tiTss0
bran. fi12s. shorts ft6.p94if. 70. pop
corn. ta-o0 per 100 lbs.
Hsy-PuEet sound. per ton. fi1.s0
Eastern Washington timothy. 1is.2a
els 50. alfalfa. sin.1sNtipo
Butter Fsresh ranch. isUisc: ma
tive creamery, 1Tu 3sc.
cheese-Native Washington. .ita
isr.
EgRs-atrictly fresh ranch. 2sI 2se
per dozen.
Poultry - Chickens. live. l0c,
ducks. lie. turkeys. i2hMi5c.
Dressed pouitry-Turksya i1fiBi4e
chickens, f24izsac. ducks. f2utgtsc.
geese. live.
lave Etock-Cows. aye; steers. 30
tac. calves. bh1fhe. sheep. shoru,
&c; lambs. &c. hogs. bQsMc.
Dressed stock-HoGs. Sc. lambs
a..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
PRAISES SEATTLE.

Seattle. according 60 v. ~. Eitei.
Of Chicago. IL astonishing the Fast
with It's financial activity. Mr.. Eitci
who IL manager Of a financial jour
nal. aid that the bank eieHrinNH.
weekly statements census report :
and other agencies. have been
showing IN Seattle so well that he
confidently predicted that more cap
ital would come IN here In the next
five years than has come In at any
previous time. lie said Seattle now
holds the attention OF the East.
thanks 10 tbs brains and energy OF
her citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Editor Star:
Last night I attended Plymouth
church and would have enjoyed the
service. but for one reason. Or.
Temple had gotten UP a very fine
sermon on Refreshing Light" ana
II believe gave an excellent taik on
the beautiful character Of the Apas-
tie John. However, one cannot fof.
low a speaker with interest unless
he can see that speaker. Last night
l could not even see the organ.
Once In awhile would get a glimpse
OF the upper ends Of the pipes. but
that was all. Two seats ahead 81
me sat a woman adorned with n hat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
NEW WARDS.

The council committee on elections
and boundaries viii, during the
week. redistriet Seattle intb wards
and precincts. and n complete plat
of the same viii be presented TO the
council next Monday night.
The precinct divisions viii be made
on the basis Of the registration for
tho general election last fall. the
total registration Mt that time being
1870. AZ nearly as possible. It Is
proposed 10 place between 225 and
go votern In q precinct.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Poultry Show Closes.

The poultry show. held IN Ger
mania hall last week. under the aus
piccs of the Seattle Poultry aEaoeia.
ton. closed Saturday night. Seere.
tary Charles McAiistsr. % the a~e-
citation, considers the show the most
credltahie ever seen in Seattle,
The next exhibition % blue blood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
Did He Commit crime7

Joseph crcedon, whom the police
believe has been implicated IN recent
burgiaries committed In Seattle. was
arrested on suspicion last night by
chief Meredith and Detective Phil
lips.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
New York Dental paTlas

6is FIRST AVE. SEATTLE
seccnd noor. Howard bailiing, cr79'
cite Mutual Life building.
Main once. Portland Or. bfAn4
cffice. San Francisco Cal Heurk .
10 B. Sunday. 10 % 4. Ladies Alr<Js
tn attendance.
Any work that should not rr~s
satisfactory will - attended e fssf
81 charge az our nearest offfce.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

q Everett. Fob. 10 and ID, leaving
olympia Friday afternoon,
TACOMA Mrs. +. r. nuahin 10
anxiously awaiting word concerning
her husband. who left for Ireland a
month ago 90 settle an estate, lie
WAS e. meet his attorney IN chi
eaEo three weeks Ago, aud was TO
have wtred from the Windy city,
Nothing has been heard from hun.
BE carried considerable money.
wAI.1A WAtI.A - Miss Alma
steinhorg. agcd ~, waa stricken
dumb On the streets today. and tax
en- to "a. Mary'H hospital. Henry
steinbcrg. her brother, was summon
"a and was recognised BY the girl,
but was unable Go speak.
coLFAN - John Powers. ir.. the
youngest lad ever sent to a penal in
atitution from here, has been COM
mitted 60 the reform school az Che
halls. having been convicted of a
number % burgiArlea. Ills mother
admits that he i inoorriglble.
PULLMAN - The 10 year old boy
Of {. VI. nuii was badly bitten by a
dog owned by J. u. Holt. A mum
her 81 children were teasing the ant
NAL when NJ made the attack, ihcer-
atinE young nueils neck and laying
bare the lngular vein.
NORTH YAKIMA The local
postofiiec reports for the year just
ended show the receipts 90 be 81
1871 In excess II the amount re
aulred BY the department before 60
tabliahinK free delivery, The citi-
HenH are preparing a petition ask
Ing for the carrier service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

ed fowls WIN be given by the Pacific
Northwest Poultry association. which
was organised last Friday evening.
This show will probably be held a
year from noe Ia one Of the cities
OF the Northwest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Potatoes. si7 .O0G 1900 ton. bects.
U.xaMf.bu per sack. carrots, per
snck, 7bWstc; yellow Danver onions,
t2.b0N2.Tb, lettuce fi.50efi 90 per case,
tnrnips. b047bo Hubbard squash,
2h4Sc per ID. garlic. szfftOe. cab
bage, il.T5d2: red. o. 25 100 lbs. red
peppers, t0stl5c 10, husks. l5c. green
onions. i244i5c por dor; eaulifiow-
er, u.00Mt.l0 per don. celery. 40ffgne
per dog. sweet potatoes. t1.7bM 90.
spanish Chill peppers. 30 a
squash, si.50 per case; brussels
sprouts, eff7c per 10. California head
lettuce. sbc case. hrtiehokes, 800 a
dozi green peas, ibo ib dried fiRa,
cartons, SIC. fancy, 75c. imported,
ibc 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
JosslNe QUOTATIONS.
efaan EruIt.

Lemons. t2.00622b hox; lines.
tG.5o per case. cooking apples. 1sc q
Doc. eating apples. 81 0oaL2b: fancy
eating apples. u.2b0z.b0 navel orr
angea. fz.0002.7b. seedlings. 1850
It's. bananas. ti.75Q2.b0. cranbcr-
ries. ti5.o0 per bbl. olives. B0d7sc
per gallon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

ABERDEEN-Work viii begin on
the new brewery on the 18th prox.
and when completed II win have a
capacity OF 80 barrels a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Steamer aehome from Yesler dock
daily, except sunday, for Port
Townsend and Victoria, at a. m.
Fare 25c. Freight OF any kind soc
per ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

hams. sfaaii. i2at2Yei breakfast
bacon. 20 10 itn. laAe. dry. salt.
81 clear backs. sac bellies. ioc.
bsttsr Cheese. tsgs ssa Posisry
butter - Washington ercnmeriss.
pound prints. s5a9sc. Eastern Iowa
and EiKin. 1sa 2ic: Nebraska. 2s82tc
fresh ranch. isa spc; California
creamery. 32H2tc.
Cheese Native Washington. isa
ftcs Eastern. i31itc California.
iaMutac: fgoqucfort, &c per ID. I'd
am. tii.o91Iao % per case. New York.
is4tse. IsimburRer. is0i1c. brick,
isniTc. Swiss. is4tec.
EMgR strictly fresh ranch. 7e9
sc. Eastern. 15c.
poultry-Chicksnn. live. iiGi1o:
ducks. ii4i1c. geese. s0ioo. turkeys
i2mi3c.
Dressed stock-Chickcns i38tsxe:
turkeys. isnfsisc. ducks. isaisc.
geese. i74isc.
sesttis wheat Market
Wheat fsxporU-No. I club. bec;
bluestem. tsc. milling. No. Club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

TACOMA - During religious SER
vices yesterday, the houses Of four
MINISTERS were burgiarized AMI 800
, end several Id watches were secur-
I'd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Fresh meat--cow beef. 717hc ID:
steer beef, Nc per ID: mutton weth-
er, PC. ewes. SIC; pork. 717ihc per
10 veal, large. spec; small, 10ni0mc.
Provisions-Hama, large, fiQi2o,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
STATE ITEMS.

EVERETT = During a saloon row
lASt night between W. II. Daily and
Thos. Moore, the latter broke hl,
leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Great reduction on mantels ~ 2
G. Miles a Piper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Diamond lee In the best IL costs
no more than the cheapest Tel.
Main 1859.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
IMMORTAL
SERVICES
YESTERDAY
plymouth and First Presbyterian
Churches Were Crowded.

Thousands attended yesterday att
crnoon tho memorial services for the
late queen. IN the First Presbyterian
and Plymouth Congregational
churches. English and Americans
had come alike TO pay a last rcapcct
&C. Victoria. Before 3 o'clock, the
hour set Tor the services 60 COM
rcnce. the churches were nllcd TO
their FUN capacity and hundreds had
been turned away. The services al
the Presbyterian church were con-
Quoted by Rev. j, Y, II, f.iwyd. while
the services at the Plymouth were
10 charge u Rev. II "a. GoWen.
Beautiful music was furnished at
both places and the services wcee
Impressive throughout. The pro-
grams. which were made up OF four
pages. the first bearing a halt-tons
Portrait 81 the queen. were kept BY
many as souvenirs.
war They Failed to Attsns.
Quite number OF inquiries we're
made as 90 the cause Of the absence
% Rev. Father Brown. pastor Of the
Church Of the Sacred Heart, who
WAS announced Tor an address at
Plymouth Consrega tionai church.
and Rev. Father Prefontaine. pastor
81 Church Of Our Lady OF Good Help.
who was down on the program to
participate In the exercises at the
First Presbyterian church. both Ia 4
been announced IN the published pro-
grams and their names also APPEAR
ed upon the list Of speakers ia the
circulars distributed in the two
churches
Today q star reporter made per
sonal Inquiry OF Father Prefonfaina
about the matter. Ne said.
4 received \ general invitation on
a printed form. IL did not specify
that I vas 90 take any part. Hers
Il is.
The clergyman handed the report
or the card. on which appeared the
following text.
-Rsv. y. y. prefontaine:
Dear Sir,--Nou are cordially In
vited by the American British league
20 be present on the occasion Of the
service In memortam OF her NEST
gracious majesty Victoria. Special
SEATS viii be reserved.
Kindly notify the secrstary, by
return mail. Of your acceptance. 30
that seats can be Arranged. and
much oblige.-sincwrely yours.
p. ID. HUGHES.
FRANK n. ARMSTRONG.
austin f. GRIFFTTHs.
..Commlttee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Steamer sshome from Yesier dock
daily. except Sunday, for Port
Fare Csc. Freight OF any Kind 5Oc
per ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

ABERDEEN A new sewerage
system IL proposed by the newly
elected council, and the city engin-
eer has been ordered to formulate
plans.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Great reduction on mantels at u.
g. Miles A. Piper Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Have you a want7 Then tell n IN
the star Hee list OF agencies page 2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

cOLFAx - A hobo named John
Greer was nearly burned Ia death
near here, his clothing becoming IL
nited from a camp fire. His heel
was burned on. but he walked sew
eral miles 10 town and went 10 the
hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04
MARINE NEWS.

The steamer Walia walla, Of the
Pacific Coast Steamship CO.. Capt.
Paul, arrived from San Francisco
this morning with 10 passengers and
1900 tons Of freight.
The schooner Comet sailed from
San Pedro for Seattle, Feb. 2.
The steam collier Macklnaw, OF the
Pacific Coast Co, left for San Fran
cisco on Feb. with $500 tons of coal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Or. 8. carman has returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

TACOMA - Frank T. Houghton f.
making a fight for the appointment
OF expert state printer 70 Huperin-
tend the state work, as provided by
an act Of the last legislature. re
has the support OF the admlnistra-
ton men here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

Wheat fexporD-No. club. bsc:
biuestem. tsc. milling. No. 1 Club
tsc; binestefn. eoc-
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EvETsLT'T = At a meeting o. the
Chamber 81 Commerce IL was Decd
ed whom Senator Sumner ans terfe-
sentative Gorhasn introduce the bill
for the removal OF the state capitol
10 this city, 20 extend an Invitation
- the members u both houses TO Wis
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

PORT TOWNSEND - Capt. Harry
a. Taylor died here yesterday, aged
70. Just before he breathed his last
he told the attending physician that
no was born In England and that his
real name whs Harry A. Attenbur-
row, but offered no EXCLAMATION.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

AUBURN - a case Of smallpox
was discovered IN the Green River
hotel day or two ago. and as re-
suit the hosiery. IL now quarantine
ed. The patient was n tramp. MIR.
Roberts, his nurse, also was strick-
en- down. Residents are being vac
cinated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-02-04

FRIDAY HARBOR - e. w. Morse.
for many years resident Of Seattle,
died from Paralysis.
A number OF employees OF the
Roche Harbor Lime Co. have filed
Hens against the stock on hand Of
the cOrpOratIOn 70 necufe lGb0 WnRen.
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san antonio, Moutag oen l. 9(pril 1901.

Sail uno mar angenebm iiberral6t bon
Dem grnit unb Dem NeriidnoniB, tpomit
oieier oarauf einains.
SD CLAUDE, 9u tpirn nod eine
2eutbte Der MiIienidaft meroen," iaete
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aollesen iiberlirablen.
9tber er bereute cas- gut 9em1einte
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Ser Ooftor mollte eben ettuas ge=
siitiaenoes ertpibern, ols Elm anberer
0orean9 feline Nufmerfl lamfeit feIIelte.
Sic maren untueit bes gabniibereanges
anselanst, jenieits in einieer gntfer=
nuns belt Griebri6 nit Dem Magen,
benn eben muroen Die Garrieren berab=
gelaIien.
.g8as bat Der Gerl Del n 3u tpinfen?"
Fraete 9ottor Ganoer erHaunt, benn
6rieori6 madte lebbafte 8etuegunsen
nit Nrmen uno peiti6e unb lief laute
3uruTe b6ren.
9lob mebr aber eriaunte Der 9oftor,
als er ieinen geeleiter nidt mebr an
ieiner Geite, ionoern pl0bli6 in rafena
oem 2auie ouf ben 8abnlteia losftiir-
men iab. llno-iebt entbedten feline
ettuas turaii6tisen 9tusen aud Die
llria1e oieier Gle: Mitten auf ben.
@eleiie atuiiden ben eef6loifenen 8ar-
rteren iab ipielenb ein ettpa stpeijdbs
RIGGS Gino. M6nunsslos Der i6m
nabenoen entieBliben @efabr iammelte
es @tein6en bon Oem friI6 aufgeI9iit=
teten Gies in ieine Sdiirae.
Gum er1en Mal in ieinem 2eben ber-
lor bet Dottor bel bieiem Nnblid b6lli9
ieine Gaiiun9, unb als 9ans iebt nit
einem tpeiien Sprung uber Die Stanae
iebte, alei65aitig Der 3ug in iGarfer
gieeln9 auf Die StsIle losraFe, lebnte
Der gpftor lid, aller &rdfte beraubt,
aegen einen 8aum1amm UNI ld)loB
Die glugen, TIM oa5 nun folgenbe @rdB=
li6e nibt 81 feben.
(Tortiebuno fplat)
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