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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
SECRETARY PIERCE'S
HEALTH MUCH IMPROVED

Mr. Lyman l. Pierce, general secre-
tory of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. who has been i'll since last No
vember, is rapidly recuperating, and It
is expected he viii again take up his
duties with the association early pext
month. He is now at Stockton. n. Y.
and reports from there say his sta, for
the past four months has done him Buch
good
Mr.. Pierce was i'll at Garfield Memorial
Hospital Tor mary months. and for a
time his physician, Or. Ruin. had fears
for his iecc very He was suffering from
typhoid. but from letters received here
recently. it appears he has now entirely
recovered.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
SOLDIER OF TWO WARS
COMMITS Suicide
Edwin LalIey's Body Found
Floating in a Lake.
POCKETS CONTAINED STONES
Was an Inmate of the Soldiers Home
for Fifteen Years Dependency
Caused by Illness-Leaves a Wife ard
Children, Who Live n Canada.


With his coat an Crouser pockets
filed with stones, tie body OF Edwin
Lalley, seventy years Of age. who had
been an inmate of the Soldiers Home
for more than fifteen years. was .ound
floating in TIL lake at that place shortly
after O'Clock this morning by a Ia
borer who was passing through the
grounds
The laborer ran to the Whitney Avenue
gate. where he informed Gatekeeper
Patrick Ford The gatekeeper, accom-
panied by his wife, went to the bank OF
fle lake. They could see the body float
ing face upward
A boat was procured and Sergeant
Ford, who had been summoned. was
rowed out to the body. A rope was
made fast 70 he remains and it was
towed ashor-. sgddenly his hand struck
against the coat pockets OF the dead
man, and IL doing so came in contact
with a handful OF stones.
Pockets Filled With Stones.
Upon an investigation of his cloth
ing Sergeant Ford discovered that the
man had filled nearly every pocket with
stones. evidently wishing to make a Sue
eessfuI attemp5 al self-destruction.
Sergeant Ford recognized the suicide
as Lelley. and at once sent word 10 the
governors Office at the Home. sur
geon was sent 10 the scene. and he
made an examination OF the BODY but
found no trace Of bruises OF ANYTHING
which might lead to the belief that the
old soldier net death through foul DIav.
After having removed the watch chain
and ring from the pocket of the dea /
.1an, four OF his former comrades. who
3ad served with him for years on the
frontier, picked up the corpse and bore
it to the deadhouse.
The Funeral Tomorrow.
According to the present arrange
ments. the funeral will be held tomor
row afternoon. when the body viii be
placed II vault in the Soldiers Homo
Cemetery.
The Tenth pfeeines police were no
tilted OF the old soldiers death. Mount
ed Se7ses.nts Slatterg and Rhodes were
sent out TO make an fnvesti gaf icar
out TO the Home this morning and view
ed the remains. He issued a certificate
Of death by suicide.
Served in the War.
The dead soldier had lived in the
Home for more than fifteen years. He
came to Washington Immediately after
receiving his honorable discharge from
the First United States Cavalry. He had
also served through the Mexican war
and despite his old age was exceedingly
active He leaves a wife and several
children who are living IL Canada. The
old man was not very talkative ard
would frequently go out by himself and
Ioiter for hours in the woods Recently
it is said he has been quite Ill. and it
Is thought the despondency. together
with MS illness, caused him to end mis-
troubles by jumping into the lake
There is no one al the Home, it is
said, who has seen him since he Ieft
0ne of the big buildings after mess call. /
The police viii tonight wire his wife.
notifying her OF the death OF her hus-
band, and should she desire It the re-
mains viii be shipped TO Canada.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
HAD A KNIFE WITH
A STRING ATTACHED
Now Jordan Speck VIII Serve I8o Days
in Jail.

Jordan speck, about fifty years Of age.
was charged in the Police Court today
with being a vagrant. and also with
carrying a concealed weapon. The al
legged concealed Wsapon was a knife with
a string tied TO Il
A policeman said ne found the man
wandering around in East Washington
yesterday, apparently aimlessly, and that
he would give no account OF himself He
went 10 the WorlhoEse 10 serve 1so days
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
MAYOR GRACE SOLE
GUEST OF PRESIDENT
During Lunch They Discuss Outbreak
Of Hostilities Between Peru and Chile.

OYSTER BAY. y. Y, Aug. EVIL
liam R. Grace. Mayor Of New York.
was the sole guest at Saga more Hill at
luncheon today
It is believed that Mr.. Grace came u
discuss with President Roosevelt the
threatened outbreak OF hostilities be
tween Chile and Peru. Mt. Grace is IT =
terested in South American affairs, and
has much capital invested there
a great deal OF nitre is mined in
Chile.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
PERMANENT ARMY POST
SITE AT CHICKAMAUGA
Board Has Selected $40 Acres Adjoining
Boundary Line.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. 12.-Thc
board of army officers detailed to select
a site for a permanent army post at
Chickamauea has completed its work
and VIII probably leave Tor Washington
tonight to report.
ThS beard has decided upon $50 acres
adjoining the north boundary line II
Chickamauga Park for necessary build E
ings. and the Plan will be to have the
parade grounds inside the park.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
Captiyated Young Men
by Her Fetching
BonnetS.
SWISH" OF SKIRT BETRAYED
Attended Dance and Is Then Charged
With Having Entered Room and
Taken 500 From MzII's Pocket-Had
Skeleton Keys Wher Arrested.

CHICAGO. Aug I2-Pretty Lizzie Fer
guson, by many called the belle of Pull
man. aud daughter of superintendent
in the Pullman shops, is now held at
the central station on charge Of bur
glary and. the police say. has admitted
that the charge is true
The many young gallants who sought
favor in ner sight will be surprised TO
learn that the dainty gowns and fetch
ing bonnets that enhanced Miss Fergu-
sons own personal charms may have
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
New York Politiciar pead.

UTICA y. Y, Aug. I2.-Janes ArkeiI,
who represented the Twenty-seventh
district. comprising Mont tgomery, Fulton,
Hamilton. and Schoharie counties, in the
State senate il 1SS4-S5. died at his hona
in Cahaioharie this morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
CANDIDATES AWAIT
PRESIDENTS ACTION
Mr.. Roosevelt Delays Nam
ing New Commissioner.
DECISION is EXPECTED SOON
Senator McMillan's Death Believed to-
Have Caused Postponement-Gossip
Concerning the appointment The
Friends of Aspirants Confident.

Interest revived in the contest for the
vacant District Commissiouership this
morning. and the friends OF several Of
the candidates for the position became
active again in the fight. = News OF a
confidential nature had come from Oys-
ter Bay about the end CT the week that
the President had settled upon a candi-
date, and that if certain doubtful points
relative to his availability could be
cleared up the appointment would fol-
low. These were cleared up. so it was
reported, and it was expected that the
President would name the Commissioner
Yesterday
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
Mr. MoTgan sals for Rome.

NEW YORK. aug. I2-J p. Morgan
viii sail for home tonorTow. unless his
departure from London is unexpectedly
delayed II is believed that nothing viii
be done in the Reading dividend matter
until AT- Morgan arrives.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
HEAVIEST ARMAMENT IN
WORLD FOR GERMANY
Projected Battleships VIII Cost 7,5oo,-
eco Marks Each.

BERLIN, aug. 12-The projected bat
tleships of the German navy will have
the heaviest armament in the world
They viii be fitted out with four IS
eentimeter and fourteen I7-centimeter
quicls-Arers. as well as tairty-two small
er guns making total of fifty guns
The battIeships viii cost 7.509. 600
marks each
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
Two Men Were Killed and
Many Others Badly
Injured.
DRAWBRIDGE WAS LEFT OPEN
Engineer Could Not Control Train and
Plunged Into the Water-Cars Load
ed With Dynamite and Iron Piled in
Wreck, Cutting OFF Traffic.

ELIZABETH. y J. Aug PA
freight train on the Long Branch divis-
ion Of the New Jersey Central Railroad
at 4:4e this morning dashed into an open
drawbridge over the Elizabeth River.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
Need of Coasting Vessels.

Coincident with the disturbances in
Venezuela, Colombia. Nicaragua. aud
others ST the American countries.
attention is again directed by the state
Department to the need on the part OF
the United States OF a special class OF
war vessel for the protection OF Ameri-
can interests in those waters. boats Of
small, shallow draft, carrying guns OF
small caliber, rapid fire or automatics,
able 30 navigate short rivers and mud
banks
For many years this suggestion has
been put forth and then referred to the
Navy Department. Naval experts talked
learned of the ''lseet unit OF the ne
cessity Of symmetry OF the squadron"
and the scheme has died yearly for more
than ten years. Just now the want Of
such boats is emphasized.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
Lo7d Salisbury Improves Rapidly.

LONDON. Aug 12.-Lord Salisbury.
although ostensibly too i'll to attend the
coronation, was able to leave for Hom-
burg this morning.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
BURGLARS KILL TWO
chicago POLICEMEN
Detected Robbing a House
They Shoot Officers
ESCAPED BEFORE AID CAME
Eight Men Arrested on Suspicion as
Being the Murderers One Shot Suf-
feed to Xiii Each of the Victims.
General Alarm Sent Out.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Two policemen
were shot down in an alley. both dying
within few minutes-shortIy before
O'Clock this morning
Their assaflants we're two burglars
caught in an attempt to rob the house
Of Dr.. Harry Shaw. at z22 Ashland Bou-
Ieyard. Both escaped.
The policemen we're Timothy Devine
forty years old, shot through the heart.
and Charles PenDeH. thirty-ave years
old. shot through the abdomen The en-
counter was at the rear Of the residence
Of Dr.. Shaw.
Surprised Burglars at Work
The policemen detected the robbers
at work as they stood at the entrance
Of the alley. The robbers took alarm
and rushed for the hack fence. As
Tho: cIambered over the policemen re-
ceived them with a volley. They were
not hit and rushed on out Of the alley
past the policemen into Jackson BouIe-
ward As they passed they turned and
fred squarely al the policemen
Killed by Single Shot.
Both bluecoats fell mortsIIy wounded.
each by single shot
Residents along the boulevard. who
had heard the shots. threw up windows
ard rushed to doors b,It no one .cc4t{d
check the flying men. At Adams Street
they turned west and were lost 10 sight.
4 general alarm was sent out and in
two hours eight suspects had beea cor
rallied. but it is not known that the
right men are IN custody
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
News Fron NIiniste- Bowen

United States Minister Bowen. az Car
acas. has cable6 the Department of
State that the consul at Barcelona has
informed him by wire that Barcelona has
been taken By the revofutionists; that
they are sacking the tov-s. and that in
his judgment the protection of a vessel
should be Immediately afforded him.
Mr.. Bowen SAYS that he has cabIed the
Cincinnati TO return without delay. He
notes that the Topeka is at Puerto Ca
bello. and the Marietta up the orinoco.
The Cincinnati left La Guaira this
morning for Pnerto CabeIlo. In report
ing this movement Of his vessel. Com
IIander Mclean did not say why i vas
made In view OF Minister Bowers mes
sage, the following telegram was sent
by Acting Secretary of the Navy Daring
to Commander Mclean:
vessel needed IN me6r,tely at BARGE
lena"
This dispatch was addressed to Puerto
Cabe1lC.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-12
READY TO SAIL FOR PARIS
Cruiser Cincinnati Ordered
to Re-enferce Topeka.
INSURGENTS IN BARCELONA
RevoIutionists Sachng the Town.
Landing Of German Troops Fully IN
derstOOd by State Department Here.
Need of Light Draft Boats There.

According to all the dispatches from
Venezuela, both official and press. the
time has nearly arrived when President
Castro must fee to Paris. He is now
at Caracas. At La Gsairs. only few
miles away and connected By railroad.
lies a government vessel ready TO take
him from the county.
One hundred and seyenty-6ve miles
distant TO the east the TevoIutionists
hold Barcelona. the next largest city Of
the country. and though the wires are
cut and communication is impossible, It
is believed here that the enemy is al
ready advancing from there upon the
capital. To the west one hundred miles.
at Puerto CabeIIo. the revolutionary
forces have been so augmented as new
TO threaten the capture Of the fowr both
by sea and land
The German warships have fended
marines and Commander Niekeis. OF the
Topeka. has been ordered te stand in
readiness TO take similar action With
the country TO che west and the east
Of him in control Of the Insurgents
there seems little hope for a contlrua-
tioa OF President Castros rule aud less
for the fuIfIIment Of his promise Of a
month ago that he would soon qeeIl the
rebellion
50 tar as Germany is concerned her
landing OF an armed force is In harmo-
ny with an understanding established
seme months ago between Ambassador
Von Hoileben and Secretary Hay. It
was then agreed that Germany could.
without Violation OF the Moares Doc
tr5nes~sef enlg land men 10 protect her
.eitizens and their property. bat could
employ force TO collect debts Of an
international character, provided there
vas no attempt at territori..i aggran-
dizement.
Germany. in accepting this decision
of the State Department. nest posi-
lively disavoNed any intention or de-
sire to colonization and the prircipls
vas established.
The Uuited States Government evi-
IDENTIFY regards the situation in Tenezu-
els as most serious. At the request
CT she State Department. the NAVY De-
partnent today sent the cruiser Gin
einnati. Commander Mclean. from Gu
racao 10 Puerto CabeIlo. which plaes
IS threatened by the revoIutiouists.
The Cincinnati win re-eDforco the To-
peka, Commander -Nfckelz- in the wors
OF protecting American and other for
eiga Interests.
It IS believed that the presence Of two
American war vessels st that port viii
aaFe restraining effect upon the revo-
iltionists. and that it viii rot be nee
sssary 10 employ force. At the first
however. marines viii be
anded with instructions to shoot If need
se-
There are several American business
lrTns IN Puerto cabelIo. beside lhe
american consul, Mr. Luther I. EIfs-
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-20

bore mid an, = nidt Elm @ugenbliu
lit psreaneen. in benz i9 nidt Deiner
sebatt babe, ipie psripa6fen biit Ou
nit msinem Meien; adj. nit ipel9er
2iebe, NIT tpie bitteren Qualen unb
@otpiirfen babe id 9einer sebadi!
Srmgarb, ipenn SOU mir per5eiben
t6nntsit, fpsnn Du sntf9ulbissn font,
teif, mas ih aus 2iebe gefeblt =
ipenn t~reiieite 2iebe unb oufri6tige
Reue Tiibnen t0nnten! Sd bin erlSif
bon Der iin~piirbieen SeHel, i'd babe in
@rgebung iiub 2ansmutb ausgebalten.
bis Der Sob mid bon ibr befrei! bat.
BON Der mein Ser5 ni9ts pubte. unb
bic mein 2eben pernidtet bat. sSrmd,
i'd babe ia ME sepuBt. bab es folds
Qiebe giebt. fpie i9 lie fir DIDO EN-.
pfinbe, = fpenn Du mir perseben unb
mid rufen piirbeit, jeber @tbemsus
fpiirbe elm 9antsebet fein! Du BAR
mid seliebt, i9 flebe Did an, ipenn
nod nidt 9Ges in Seinem Seraen fir
mid eritorben 1T, LAB Deinen Stpl5
ni4t iiber Define. 2iebe iiegea. Srma,
geliebtes MGbden. i'd bef6p0re Did,
i'd flebe Did an, fdreibe mir elm
Wort, baB i6 tomman bari, baB i9
Dor Dir nieberfuieen barf unb Define
@erseibung erfleben, bub i9 Dir Iasen
bari, ipie metn !Ser3 rur Did getannt
unb seliebt bat. Srma, elm Wort uno
mein Slid lit obne 9ren5en. Sie6t
Du. 70 sliidfelig fannft Du MAIDEN,
unb Su po1teit es niht tbun9 Die
tpabre, erobe 2iebe iiberipinbet unb
iiberbauert MGes. @eliebte, fdreibe
mir MIR bas cine Dort: &omm! Wte
Su audi entf4eibeit, i9 bleibe fir ole
3eiten Sein."
Wie gtaes in ibrsm SerSen BON
Heuem dufbra9. M1es, mas iid aur
Rube se5fpuneer, tpie bas piiblte unb
: eGbrte in ibr. mas fe tobt etgIau6i!
Retn, fie piirbe ibm nidt f6reiben,
iparum bat er tein @ertrauen 5u i6r
gehabt. fparum Fat er fie ~betrog.a,
fparum bat er sugefehen, pie lie INNER
mebr unb mebr fi9 ibm auneiste, bas
burfte er ni4t tbun, bas ni9t, = lie
ipiirbe ibm ia bod nidt mebr stauben
unb bertrduert fDnner. Gr fpnte BIZ.
ben, fie liebte ibn ia nidt mebr. 2iebte
ibn ni9t mebr2 Wie elm StDbnen
fans aus ibrem Sersen, pie elm mar
mes Gi9t In ibrs 4ugen unb NIT be-
benoen Sdnben f9rieb ite bas tleiue
WOrt9en: n&omm!"
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% ia bas bat fih perdnbert,s

% ia - bas bat Ti6 perdnbert,"
erttdrt Der Doctor NIT seapunssn.m
addsIn, pGbrenb ibm faft bic SbrI'
men in bic ausen treten.
Ginise Gustnblide fpGter pirb iein
Roffer in bas 3immer sebrd9t, bas
ibm nidts bon Der 8srgangenbeit er,
sdblt. unb nit einem StufStr Der Gr.
leidteruns sebt Der Doctor in bds
tleine @afe i'm parterpe binuntsr, Inn
gu biniren.
9ier teunt .r fi9 ipsnigItens elm
bisden aug; bier baben bic 8eridDnt,
runsen ntht ale @rinnerunaen Der
@srsansenbeit, ale Spuren feiner Sus
9enb gu periheuten seipubt.
BORT briiber 1T feline @ds, berSti9,
an BEN er ieben 4benb binirt, an benz
er nit ieinen 5rsunben fang unb
f6erste obsr ii9 nit Miitdndette
aantte : furS: fein Slid! Do9 als
er ii4 baran nieberlafen min, bGIt
i'm Der &enner uuf:
n@erseibuns, mein Serr, bite; nebs
men sic bier pIdb; bas III Der Slid
bes Germ Sules." fiists er nit bem
refpeftbpIen Son, Der einem guten
&unbsn Sutommt, binsu.
ST, TO-" beriebt Doctor 2sbouSe
unb ertldrt bunu refienirt: mNa f90n
= brinsen Sic mid untsr, no Sic
poIlen."
L.. Der &ellner febt i'm in bic idleds
teite @de bes Gafees, mo ma friiber
bic selegsntli9en pafanten inter,
bradte, in Der NG6e Der &iihe, mo er
ben Duff Der SpsiIen e~inatbmen muB.
2ebouse ldbt aaes nit fi9 seideben.
uHb trauris Oerfudt er gu eHen; bon
elmer Melandplie ereriffsn, bic Der
9drm bes Gufees nod berftGrtt. Gr
bat bic @mpfinbung. es pGre ettpos
in ibm eritorben: Der 9ldube an feline
Sueenb, an bic 0ergangtnbsit, bic er
nod ssitern beraufbefdpOren tonnte,
unb bersn rntersans er iebt bemsrtt.
Oo9 mad unb na6 fpirb er pieber
berniinftig unb fiiblt fi9 sstr0iteter.
gr betradtet fi9 in einem Spiesel
Ianae 3eit unb beobd9tet feline srauen
S6fdfen = er benft an Iein rubises
Slid bd unter, an fein fleinss, luitis
aes, frDblifss Sous, an feline iunse
Srau, bic i'm 70 lieb bat unb ss aud
fpirtli9 perbient, pieber aefiebt su
fpsrben. limb auf einem 8~riefboseu
bes .Sotels CUR Sugenb" fdreibt ,r an
feline iunse Srau einen laneen Brief,
ipis sr i'm nod ME eefdrieben : einen
70 fanften. liebebplIen unb aufridtis
gen Brief. bdb ibr bsim 2elen Dor
Slid bic SbrGnen in bic QuseR treten
fperben. sic ipirb in ibrem Ser5en
empfinben, ipie es uu6 ibr 9utte in
biefer Stunbe empfinbet, bub bic
MoresnrDtbe zines neuen, itra6lenoen
unb rubigen Slides unsebroden 1T!
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I'LL,

@r sebt ibm bic Srsppe binauf porz
an in bas obere Stodipert, bds Der
Doctor allerbings nift pieber er=
tennt. 9ds Bib bes alien Saufes,
bas 70 lebbaft Dor ieinem seiitiaer
ause seItunben. baB. er fi9 ssittpeilis
germ bineiRberiebte, perf9pinbet unb
berblabt; an feline Stelle tritt bic Sc
fdlt bieies neren. banalen unb elei1s
ailtigen @tablif ements.
Snbsb erfpart ibm Der Dirtb nift
bic sertnsffe 8leinisteit. @r madt
iba barduf aufmertidm, bab bic
WGnbe iebt fptib gsitriden iinb unb
nidt mebr braun; sr 3eist inn bic
groBdrtise, bsrrlide 8sleudtuns nit
@iterliht: er betont. mas ibm bas Sis
roIeum e%efoitet, bas ieBt ben 8obeH
bebedt.
oils man an fsinem friiberen 3ims
mer ppriibersebt, frast Doctor Ses
bou5e nit einem S9tmmer BON Soff'
nung, Oh es nidt fret Iet; man fagt
ibm Rein" aber ct beitebi barauf
einen Bid bineinSuiperfen.
SD babe bier nGmli9 lange 3sii
s%efpobnt." fiist er NIT einem Idtpaden
2ddeln Der @ntidulbisung bin5u.
% mein Serr, sic fperben Fd
punbern," iast Der Dirtb entSiidt.
@r Offnet bic Sbir. unb 2sbous,
tritt NIT frommsm Sdauber elm,
bleibt aber iofort b~eitiir5t iteben, Oenn
er glaubt gu trGumer.
0as lit bod niGt Ieiu 3immer!
$40 1T fein 8ett, bas dlte, breite
RuBbuumbett nit ben buntsn 8Ors
bdHgen. auf bener cine Shaar BON
4morstten, BON 8tumenguirldnber
eineefabt, fr0bli9 bsrumtanate? =
limb mo- 1T benn feline Sapete, bic Sas
pete nit ben biden 9Iumenbouquets,
in bic feline Sreunbe isben Gag cine
anbere luitise Depiie tineini6rieben9
limb no iinb bic 6lsden an Der 9ede.
bic Spuren bes peidgetodten Gies.
bds er eines Sdses i'm rebermutb bins
aufeef6leubtrt unb bds bort oben ser.
broden iit9 limb bic Spur bet Re
rolpertusel, aIs Miitdndette iif um'
bringen po[te unb er eerabe Sur reds
ten 3eit nod e%intrat, Inn bic Waffs
abtpenoen su tOnnen!
9as aIIes 1T perffiuunbsn, ipurIos
peri6punben! Die Dede 1T nea ses
malt. cine seorudte @plbtapete bebsdi
bic Wdnbe, unb bas bolItdRbig renos
pirte MobiIiar 1T in edit ensIifdem
mobernen Stil.
~Ra, bds bat ii9 berdnbert. ipas9-
frast Der Wirtb, Der be idmer5li9s
8tffiir5uus 2ebouse's fur Bepunbe-
] runa nimmt. nit ftrahknbtm Bid.