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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
More Escaped Convlcts Captured

Kansas City, Dec 1.-Two more of
she twenty-six convicts who escaped
from tho Fort Leavenworth military
prison ON November z, have been cap
tured al Lawton, o. n, according to a
telegram received by the warden from
ane sheriff OF that place. They are
Iurner Barnes, sent up from the terri
tory for ten years for assault, and Bob
Clark, who was serving Ave years sen.
tence for breaking into Texas post
once Clark was one of the leaders IN
the revolt and II was he who held up
superintendent Kinds. OF the convicts
VINO escaped In the outbreak but seven
are now at large.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
A subaItern oarlcatures Kitchener.

London, Dec. IA letter just received
from an officer in South Africa says
that a subaitern drew a carieature OF
Lord Kitchener as Rip Van Wrinkle
leading a centenarian soldier UP a
kopje A stan officer showed II TO
Kitchener and the chief gave one Of
his grim smiles and said 1t is an ugly
prophecy but II necessary we win hang
on mere until we are that age Our
duty IL TO win and we will."
Ihe subaltern was paralyzed with
terror until assured thht Kitchener had
not asked for the artists name.
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Punitive Expedition 4 against Mahsuds

Calcutta, Dec. 1.-THE punitive expe-
dition against the Mahsuds is meeting
with considerable opposition. After the
British had destroyed seven villages,
december s. the Mahsuds re-assembled
and attacked the formers camp at
night: Ten Of the British were killed
and fifteen wounded.
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Killed by EscanIng Gns.

New York, Dec. 7,--Giovanni Besola
and Dominica Parove were found dead
IN bed In their boarding house TODAY
They had been killed by escaping H.
Eliminating gas. Aurelio Besola and
Giuseppe Tracchea were overcome BY
the gas and We're taken to a hospital
In critical condition.
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RUINED CITY.

nj negro living near says there Is a
Hn OF city at the top Of a high
w we understand by plan a ruin,
Us certain that the burial ground Was
sea by The people Of some CITY near
E.o Had It not rained we would have
EraSno to the ruins ""''
Mr. Tout Is an electrician and has
aige OF a new electric plant.
we ale only liVe hours drive from
ernal snow, There Is any amount ~
Nehdld land around here that can he
I'd FOR the asking. W
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Archibald, Ohio, Bank Robbed,

Delta, Ohio, Dec. 7.-Three robbers
broke into the bank OF the Archibald
Banking company at Archibald, Ohio,
las night, and secured about $1,000.
Tn thieves stole horse and surry and
HE'D John Hoffmeyer received a sllght
wound In the Jaw from a shot.
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SNOW ESTATE.
28 Heirs Ask for appointment Of o.
q. Snow ae Administrators.

Twenty-three OF the heirs of the es-
tate OF the late Lorenzo Snow have
signed a petition which was filed In the
district court today, asking for the APP
pointment Of Oliver O., Snow, the eld-
est son, az administrator Of the es-
tate, The petition will be heard on
Friday, Dec, 20.
oliver g. Snow today filed his report
as special administrator of the estate,
which he values OF Sia32l0f exclusive
OF the personal effects Of the deceased,
which consists mostly OF books,
The inventory OF the property belong
ing to the estate Is as follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Mai. Henry Fulton Dead.

Denver Dec, 7-Maj, Henry Fulton, a
member OF the faculty Of the University
Oh Colorado, Is dead OF heart disease.
ne was % years Of age and was ma
I'VE OF Greece, N. Y, He served with
distinction In the ciyll war, enlIsting at
lne age OF 10 years and spent one year
In libby prison.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Admiral Sampson No worse,

Washington. Dec. lit is authorita-
lively stated that there has been no
marked change for the worse in the
condition OF Rear Admiral Sampson.
However. he Is In very feeble health
and his chances for withstandlng any
serious strain upon his vitality are said
to be slight
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ANCIENT GRAVES.
Mr., Trout, the American consul. and

,,.,. .f WV thAlcIlVdU consul, and
went out to whore there are somc
49, raves, A hole Is dug seven feet doen.
Nun9h hole is cut into the solid rock
Of PtaAlhs a sort Of room. Mr.. Trout toId
Janu}Th' WAY h THESE rooms were once oiled
win th bones and that the opening WAS
W" Paled with fiat rocks. A Mr. smith
lher(as mere a few years ago and took the
said pneS out Gold ornaments were also
retajtl1nu' Nothing remains now but the
cesso saw one golJ ornon n m,4uo OF stone.
MINoosgge lin riI about as large as an ordinary
Theas small knob. N'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
BufraIo Treasurer's Case HcarIng,

Buffalo, N, Y, Dec THE hearing in
the case of City Treasurer Phillip
Gerst, charged with misapplication Of
public funds, was begun before Mayor
pien! today Mr.. derst was suspended
by Mayor Dlehl on November 10, He
Is charged with having unlawfully APP
propriated TO his own use S4S.0S0 OF the
Guys money and with loaning to var
ious persons at different times city
money IN sums ranging from $4,000 to
$500. Robert Schillng said that Mr..
Gerst had retained Franklin d. Locke
as counsel and that Mr.. Locke could
not be present this morning. He asked
Tor an adjournment until "Wednesday,
which the mayor -~anted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

sen'a Marta, Nov. To-day I shalt
td,t.'r you few lines. / am well and
,r,.lns my work in 0. X. santa
ia Is not very large place
W. ) Ike It better than nnv
'her place have been. ""S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
A New Chinese Loan.

Paris, Dec. 1.-THE Chinese loan OF
xoo,VOeooo francs at per cent will be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
WALLED CITY.


him | understand that on the other side
volth the mountain Is an ancient walled
III. y and that stlIl farther on the In.
s""ans are savage and win not allow the
the llombians TO come into their country.
yearaey are as white as the Caucasians
pals ] learned only few days ago. I
Isl Ike going to see for myself. I
Jus'ipuld go but the distance Is too far. I
resens told that when the Spaniards at
righteked Santa Marta first In 1926 the In
puttilns came in from all directions. The
pleads were literally covered. The Span
dowrds were repulsed When reinforce
ated 'nts arrived they found only very
loolxeY remaining.
and santa Marta Is the Oldest city In
sesselombia and Is very much the same
The when built by the Spanisrds. There
nothing either picturesque or beau
---ul about It. But the hills and ocean
r,yr ,ud keep an artist In material for a
time. This morning the steamer
y me from New York Mr.. Tout intro
ced me 10 the captain, mate, purser,
d steward, They treated me well.
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Currency .........,.... ....$4, 6Sl, So
Gold ,,... ...... 80. ..,.. E. 100000
Checks 49,. :. ...,... MAN.. l.3l2G0
SILVER ..... ....nn.. ....., 1879
Cash ...n.af.,,u ...... 49,. 1000
Three $500 Church bonds -, 49, 100000
Fifteen 500 Church bonds 60. :. 10000
Sugar stock ..,....n. ....... 42OD0
Orders on Y. C.. NJ. H.. ...... $500
Two hundred shares Brigham
City Wooden Mills Stock. :. 10000
Certificate OF deposit with Il. II.
Schettler 80, -, 90. 80. 60000
Note, j, g. Bot and w, 8. Han
sen ,.'.,, -,,..., .,,.,, ,,....., 10000
One share zion's Savings Bank
n Trust Co. stock .......,.., 1900
stock ~. ~, ,".'' j." 1872 2SOoO
One share Brigham City Roller
MIL stock ,.,rgsu... -. a.. -
House snd lot. Salt Lake city. $4,000
a tract OF land In Salt Lake
CITY at Eighth South and
Eighth West 49,. -. ...a.. 100000
---------
Total ,.,,. .,..,. 49,. 80. sl4, 32l ,0i
In the list Of personal effects some
ESQ articles ore named, OF which most
are books on religious matters. There
10 q gold-headed walking stick and
gold watch, The claims against the
estate amount TO about 81. 600,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
MCKINLEY Memorial Association

washington, Dec. 1.-THE board of
trustees OF the Mckinley Memorial as.
ISOLATION are In session here TODAY
Judge William r. Day, OF Canton, pre-.
siding. Among those present Were Cor
nelius ". Bliss, New York, Senator
Mamma, Ohio; Henry C. Payne, MIlwau.
kee; Myron T, Herrick, Cleveland; Alex
Il, Reyell Chicago; Gen. Henry Nj.
pulneld, Detroit; George -. Cortelyou,
John q. Mllburn, Buffalo; Senator Fair
banks, Indiana; Henry J. Lowry, At
lanta, and Henry 7. Scott, San Fran
cisco.
Ryerson Richie. the secretary. re-
ported that the work OF orga nixatlon
has SO far advanced that within ten
days the whole country will be covered
by the state and local committees,
From Hawaii Governor Sasford Dole,
who has accepted an honoN-y MEM
bership OF the board Of trusteN writes
that he expects most satisfactory
contribution as the people OF Hawaii
thought great deal OF President Nc.
kinley. Governor Hunt, Of Porto Rico.
Is equally sangulne and from Alaska
the thousands who have gone 10 the
gold fields assure the association their
hearty cooperation. From New Eng
land the people nave already responded
generously Similar assurances come
from many other quarters,
Many schools have taken up the plan
enthusiastically. In Minnesota Cover
nor Van SAINT has given assurances Of
$4,000 from the school children alone.
Governor Hunt, OF Idaho, has set apart
O special day for school contributions.
During today's meeting arrange
ments are expected to be made for
harmonlzing the work for the memon-
ais at Canton and at Washington.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Evolution or Prince or Wales.

London, Dec. THE evolution Of the
Prince Of Wales from a sailor into an
orator causes more comment and satis-
faction than any event OF the week.
His Gulldhall speech was perfectly
free from thar platitudinous element
usually noticeable In royal utterances
In England HIS declaration that the
Old countrv must waltA UP " Il wanted
TO hold IT, own almost took his hearsrs'
breath away. but II has produced in all
sections OF the press praise quite un-
tainted by servility, II Is probable
that the prince was not entirely respon-
sible for the construction OF the speech
as he used copious notes. Yet HIS de-
livery, earnestness and willingness to
commit himself 10 such sentiments have
raised him higher In the estimation OF
the people than any previous action.
Indeed, several OF the papers declared
that the elocutlon OF Lord Salisbury
Lord Rosebery and Mr.. Chamberlain
fell quite fat after the Prince OF Wales
effort. "Unquestlonably the best speech
delivered at the breakfast" Is the
Spectators comment.
The Saturday Review says:
He used his opportunity by saving
things OF distinct political import,
constitutional propriety being none the
less punctiiously saved"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
James Rlordan and Aaron Ross
Severely Stabbed this Morning
INJURIES MAY Bic FATAL.
II. u. Brown Draws Kuife and Cuts
Right and Leh III "a saloon
scrape.
lsneclal to the aNewa.nl

Ogden, Dec. IA lively cutting
scrape took place at o'clock this
morning, In which jas, RiOrdan, a
Southern Pacific engineer and Aaron
Ross a well known young man OF this
city were probably fatally cut by h.
l.. Brown, who was formerly guard of
the city stockade. The facts as near
as can be ascertained are as follows,
Brown was out last evening with two
speedy daughters OF Belial named
Annie Kennedy aud Jenny Doe. They
were walking on Grant avenue near
Twenty-fourth street, when they were
met by Rlordan, who made some jocu-
lar remark TO Brown who took II az
an insult and slashed Rlordan down the
left cheek cutting the flesh through
to the bone. just al this luncture
Aaron Ross came by and started down
the street after Brown, catching him
about half block away, when Brown
drew his knife and slashed him on the
left jaw. cutting through to the bone,
and then gave him a stab In the abdo-
men and also one under the left shout
der blade. But Ross stayed with Brown
until an officer came and arrested
Brown and Annie Kennedy The other
woman escaped and has not been cap
tured.
Rlordan was taken TO hls home on
west Twenty-second street where DR..
Farmland dressed the wound
Ross was also taken to his home on
west Twenty-seventh street, where the
same physician treated HIM Brown IL
badly used mp, his left eye Is swollen
till he can not see out Of II, his right
is cut and bleeding. and his head Is
terribly lacerated.
Brown tells different stor'' He says
he was drinking IN a saloon when he
heard woman In one OF the wine
rooms calling for help. He says he
rushed TO her aid and then the two
men jumped on him and chased him out
on to the street where he was com.
PEELED TO draw a knife In self defense.
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MAKING SKETCHES

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ANOTHER ADVENTURE.


nun, Santa Marta, Colombia. Nov. 1s 1901
Since ! came here have been verv
'o"V' uch interested and have made good
poftl'e OF my time ! had quite an adven-
Attire the other day In going up the
torn ouhtain to a coffee plantation which
PACT never reached In the directions !
line icelVed ! was to keep the right hand
loealiad until ] crossed the road three
ohannes In many places / crossed the
Uniod paved roads of the Indians. These
part ADS are paved with large fat stones.
OF Wen | kept going until had crossed
10 ne stream six times II was beginning
thing cloud up 10 | began retracIng nv
II cps knowing that would have 10
OF thend the night In the mountains II tho
railrNer should rise | had to take my
Parkothes OF IN crossing the river 80 ag
Doug Keep them dry. just as | reached
and village MessInga It was raining very
trictard. With difficulty / got a place 10
eep, Half biscuit and two eggs fur
shed my supper. For breakfast and
N Enner next day had about the same
Nv tnount, When It stopped raining /
Nlarted out again, The brush was wet
ld became drenched After crossing
river the third time came TO Mr..
)uts place. He asked me In and gave
Brue an excellent supper | changed my
olhes and went TO bed For several
lys ] have been very stlff.
The most interesting part OF my
ip was the old roads. This country
IS been very thlckly populated There
roads such as | have described all
er the hills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07

dies were formed out OF the earth
the elements surrounding II. The
mortal spirit is placed In the human
bernacle prepared for II by the laws
generation, and the body is quicken
Wo By that spirit. AS we read I'm the
49,, ok Of job There Is a spirit In man;
V'"' d the inspiration Of the Almighty
costifeth them understanding" The wise
took m Solomon IN describing the disso-
wreclion Of the body, as we read In Ec-
49,, ,isiastes, 18th chapter 7th verse, fin
Jug ties the description with these words
were hen shall the dust return TO the earth
ter. I II was; and the spirit shall return
,tono TO God who gave It," Nhe spirit
rs back 10 God the earthly part goes
ehouck TO the elements out OF which (
supers organized. when that dissolu r.
inc itch we call death takes place
'refore we who live in the twente h
--ltury, are really and truly, so far as
spiritual nature goes the Offspring
Hl God. and He Is our Father do YOU
ulIt think that He will be Just as much
lcsrned In our happiness and welfare,
lgress, enlightenment and eternal
walton as He was OF those who lived
IN the earth In formertimes? II APP
irs 10 me that Is a reasonable con-
sion 20 arrive at God Is the same
toildrnn as much as the anclents were.
the Ierefore, we can approach God. we
IN COZ ask and receive we can seek and
~ r. we can knock and have the door
.'io ,nned to us. II not, why not2
s" THE LIVING WORD OF GOD.
tut religious teachers tell us there
0iiceno need for this now. Why not?
NeWecause we have so much Gospel
az mt; we are living In an age OF Cos
cilne. blaze they say. II seems to me.
uai Fe0ectng upon this that the people
ordeio had among them Inspired apostles
ing az prophets ordained Of God TO speak
colon Him and authorized to administer
lhlns His name and who received COM
qualifications from Him. certainly had
otherater light than we have In these last
trom'es take up the New
garrlstament and read therein OF
as II constitution and nature Of
COL Church which our Savior
pecteablIshed, OF the blessings enjoyed by
be ~ people who embraced the Gospel
paItuch His servants preached OF the
tempyer, influence and unity that were IN
actor Church; and find that the people
ter wn did not depend upon books for
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READY TO COME HOME.

am now ready TO go home. From
tole way President Cuff spoke the other
10y ! understand that they intend to
nounayel constantly | have had enough
PacIf mat VIII 90 home by way OF New
madeork' stopping on In Cuba, possibly.
ion tend staying In New York and Boston
Parkyes. N i''"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
Receiver for Trenton Bank w.n,oa

Trenton, NJ j., Dec. 1,--Appllcation
for the appointment OF a receiver for
the Washington Cooperative Bank OF
Newark has been made before Vice
Chancellor Read by Atty.-Gen. Grey.
The vice chancellor granted an order
restraining the bank from carrying on
ITS business pending a determination
OF the rule asking for the appointment
OF receiver which is returnable De-
cember II, II Is charged that the Of
hcers OF the bank, which Is practically
q building and loan association have
been guilty Of negligence and misman-
agement OF It's affairs. The assets
amount @ about $4,000 and tie llebIli-
ties $4,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-07
CLYDE Moore Found Guilty.

Kansas City. Mo-. Dec. LA special
to the Star from Winfield, Kansas says;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09
Sas Meicu Der 9un5f.

Was bag MeEsn Der Stunt 1T? Mdn
Fat umfraae bei ben 8erubmten uno
8erabmteFsn. Oeutf9fano's gsholtsn,
unb pisle Nntportsn fino slnselaufsn.
Giniee oerIslben ipOGea mir ulisrsn
2eTern mittbsileu.
2ubfpi9 Gulod last:
WeiB ni6i, tpas ehte &anitfsr IoGsn
Weit Gursm t6sorst'fdsn SAputf9
Stunt fommt Dom &Dnrsu, ni4t bonn
WoQ.n,
Sonlt 6isB ss Dulf."
Del rolte" 9sinrid 9ansiafob, bon
befsn giidsrn i'm rGorrsfponosnten"
. mebrfad bic Rsos sepeisn, Fdreibt
bas idDne Wort: rOas Welen Der
4unff i'll Der aiinfiler; aunjtler iein,
6eibt Wabr6eit unb ShOnbeit in Der
Natur ~erfsnrsn uno i'm Stanoe ie'n,
lie piebsr5ueeeen."
@ussn O'Nlbert. Der eeniaie piaz
niE, G9sibt: rOas Beisn Der Stunt
i'll rdtbisibaft, unsrforI4iih. Wsm
lie Ii6 pffsn6art, Der mub Iie bitten
unb fir gu bsilis baltsn, um tbre 9s=
bsimniFe nit ~einigsn aatdsli9snsWorz
ten srariinben gu polen."
5elir Mottl meint: rTahIs, aoer
ariible nidt, [obalO Is Dir UNI bic
aunf ernt it,"
Yaul SebTe bihtet:
aunIt 1T Der WioerE6ein Der Sottssz
melt,
8ertidrt BON 2i6t,
Das audi oes &inFfers Seek bridt,
Menn er 1if lisbeno ibr gsgsnuber=
felt,
uno iener onoern, bic ct in IlA he9t,
Ssm MutterF6oB Der pbontaiie,
8is er [ein glut unh 2sbsn ibr rrz
lief, .
DAB Iie nun feline 3iigs trdgt."
.unb Trisorid Spislbassn rsimt:
r@er fiGt nit TuBem Slang ess goz
aets 8ruf?
Der le6rt bic 9iensn 6auen ihre 3eae?
Oas 8,|ts, mos Du psibt, tpis unbsz
pubt
StrDmt es Dir gu aus rief perborg'nsr
0ueIe."
81, iebt tpiFeu mir, mas oas Dsisn
Der sunni III, oosr absr, mir pihsn IS
niht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1901-04-09

trsyfliE iibsriebtsn ~Dprfsefdi4tsn'
CIR. 1853 knn;n; has sDe!faaos
Bette GaFfpid Der gfammieu rulIt@
fdsn Qitsratur in Nifp.aus BaRii@,
tpitIa @osofs rHsD:for" CRr-
1856, 1850, finer uhsrfpruos.no:n
gatsss dnf has ruFfI9e Beamtsnz
thum pouer' 2ebsn unp Qumor. Gbe1z
fdGs 'psm @ebis.s Der 6~si!eren Muis
osb0ren bas 1sin Durhssfuhrts, an
mutbiss 2uHfpiel nWsoi5in fur EN-
frantes Mdofen" CIR. 1853 beg
sSytaliensrs paolo Ssrrar: uno bic rs.z
ssnoe &inbsrseIaahk ratoerer asufs
ainosr" CIR. 1854 Big 1850 po1
sSSo5n Sa6berton on, 1potreno r0as
6suiIde goltstbum" bon prnI. Or
6ons Mspsr CIR. 1853 uno PIE
&omsten nno Weieprs"" BON Or. V-
Wil6elm Mepr CIR. 1859, 12lO)
piHen1taftfias 56smata IN populez
rsr Dsifs unfprs4sno bsHanem.
,Oas @srmG9tnab oss PsDlars" DON
Otto Ruppius snDIi4 CIR. 1859 big
1852 III Die JortFsBuns BEG bsrs1ss
fruber in BEN 8offs6u4ern srf4isns7
mem Romons Der peo1ar" bon o:m@
{stten @srfaFsr. 9nss in aIkm oarz
fen mir Iassn, bab bic Sammlung
i1rsm prosramm, untsrbaltsnoss.
gee6rsnbss unb iittli4 50roernpes
tpeiss(tsn areifsn in sr0btsr 8iaIsts!t
oaraubistsn, nit i6rer nsuet SstH
purdaus ssrsd. seuorosn it: Der
Breis iep.r Nummer if 10 Yfeunlg.
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pinaus nit ibms

Del Denasoss ponberfp. Der. nod
BEN Ell uatsr ben Nrbsttsrn absstDiri9z
f6aftet, fi9 bpr bier Sabren IN Elm
Nnt 6insino1Gnsts, fir bas er ourf>
aus ni9t poBfe, bat uahs5u abespirtb@
Tdeftei. Gein kbtsr @enisftreta piro
i'm libel 6efommsn. air5Ii6 ts1ris
Der sindrmige Yfilaoelphisr Saul
mann priebnan als aajaisn : pal
LAGER aug europa aurid uro puros
bon Bopoerip's unterbsamtsn anssz
baiten. ga er feiu garger beg 2anz
See lift. fo0ts er 5u-iidseI9idt rpsrb.n,
natiirli6 neil man furdtets, Der Gin
urmiae tperbs benz 2anos 5ur 2aFt
foDen. SetrstGr @age lsb ben 9erru
prompt lunbsr. Stun tommt Popz
berip uno last, be aaiiiten : pafa<
aisre gs6Drisn e6enfdas unter feline
Iuf'i6t, tsnn Gin eef9Sdtr 4r6sitsr
f0nnw reht fpobl in Der aaiite relisn
uno oann hisr cine quite Stene sr1al=
ten, bic i6m oorbsr auseIidert lsi.
Nber fir Fplde 5dGe 1T ia bas @sz
feb CUR n;Gt ssma6t! Sur Die ur<
tpifenben Gontrott Nr6eifsfGaosn
foaen fern ssbalisn tperosn. Sn P1iz
IabslpG;a MAIDEN bic Qniid5tsn oisies
enabsrsigen 9anbwertsburi4sn bOles
Biut unb man tpiro feline Nbiebung
perfuuten.