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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-08
Law School Classes Elect Omcers.

The Columbian University Law School De-
batting Society held its semi-annuaf election
Of officers last night. Mr.. t P Guyton Of
the second-year class was put forward as
the regular candidate and Mr. Samuel Her
rick was the candidate Of the jurisprudence
classes. The high character of both aspi-
rants gave rise to the most eloquent trib-
utes, but owing to the fact that the mem
bers Of the first-year class approved the
custom which gives to the second-year class
the presidency. the contest ended in a de-
cisive victory for Mr.. Guyton.
The other officers elected were: Mr.. Philip
r. Hindman, vice president; Mr.. w. J.
Fritsche, secretary; Mr.. E. II. Pitcher,
treasurer; Mr.. Perry s. Pearson, critic;
Messrs. @. G. Cullen. T. A Scott and J. G.
Challice, executive committee: and Mr.. A.
F. Belitz, press representative.
After the election the following gentle
men were chosen to take part, in the fifth
public debate of the society: Mr.. c. s: VIII
son, first year jurisprudence: Mr. w. S.
Norris and H. J. Pack third year; Mr..
Daniel Boyd, second year law, and Messrs.
Layne and Raley first year law.
A challenge received from the National
Law School was declined, owing to an en-
gagement already pending for debate with
the University Of Virginia. .ii'
Wage Earners' Debate.
The question discussed at the meeting Of
the w. C. T. U. Young Wage Farmers Club
Thursday evening last. was What three
enemies of the working boy injure him
mentally, morally and physically and pre-
vent his rising to higher positions of USE
fuiness and honor?'
The use of cigarettes and other forms OF
tobacco. intoxicating drinksi and profanity
received some telling blows from the youth
full debaters, who advanced Interesting
facts and convincing arguments to sustain
their assertions = - 'F
Little Louise Sage gave Numerous reci-
tations, and Miss Daisy Wedding executed
two brilliant piano solos. The Life Boat"
recitation by Miss Mabel Peterson, received
an encore, to which she responded with an
amusing story.
1t was announced that another instead Of
jeff. Mcqueen was recently named as cap
tain of the victorious team in the recent
spelling match
The membership contest is being actively
conducted by the "Whites' and Blues"
led respectively by r. ]. Leigh and Frank
Hughes, and is adding new members at
each meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-08

Cash only, and the narrowest margin Of profit
Furniture Of the reliable kind.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
OIL FUNSTON
You Will Have Your Claws
Cut Soon.
POLITICAL GENERALS

And Generals Who Won Their Stars
From Private to COmmander-in-
Chief ia Honorable Warfare-The
Dictatorship Spiked by General
Miles, the Noble Type OF An Amer.
lean Soldier.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
LIEUTENANT DALEY'S ACTION
Not Only COmmendable but Credit
able to His Common Sense and
Official Discretion.

II is full time to ring Off on Lieutenant
Daley, who released Representative Bel.
mont for running his automobile faster than
the law allows The lieutenant must have
had somebody laying for him with club to
Judge by the fuss made over his very proper
and gentlemanly action in releasing from
arrest a member of the House guilty of no
violation of law other than, al the worst,
misjudgment of speed. The officer maxi
ing the arrest is sought to be lionized as if
he had captured a second Aguinaldo, and
the lieutenant is criticised for doing pre-.
ciselY what any American self respecting
official would do under the circumstances.
1t is our experience that police regula-
tions are not so rigid in other respects nor
officers so alert TO enforce the laws and
and ordinances of the municipality. Loud
and profane talking on the sidewalks by
clusters of men at street corners drunken,
reeling roisterers and painted demimondane
from the Division" comes between "the
wind aud the nobility" of statuary police
men with impunity No doubt i is an ex-
hilerating experience to jug Congressman
with a world known name, besides it adver
tises the efficiency of the Washington
policeman. And the crime of the Congress-
man is so atrocious in driving few miles
or yards faster per hour than the law allows.
Why not hang Lieutenant Daley for being a
man Of some common sense and official
discretion Both attributes are out of place
it appears in the Washington police force.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
THE CHEAP LABOR
Being introduced by the Manager Of
the Chesapeake q Potomac Tele-
phone Company-Its Miserable
Service. Etc.

The New York manager Of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Company is
wedding out the old employees and substi-
tuting them with boys and cheap labor
to the detriment, of course, Of the patrons
of the company.
Wednesday a clerk of twelve years rec
ord with the Bell people was asked for his
resignation. He was receiving fifteen dol
lars per week. His place was given to a
half grown youth at nine dollars per week
and the work is sufficient, if done properly,
to occupy the time Of two men. The day
following an employe of twenty years
standing with the company was also asked
to resign. The only excuse given by the
manager is that he wants to cut down ex-
peuses and must have cheaper labor. Il is
therefore small wonder that the accumula-
tiou Of complaints against the service fur
uished by this cheap labor concern makes
the people Of Washington anxious for the
introduction Of the new company's pro-
posed service. The GLOBE does not know
nor indeed care who the members of the
new company are, but il is very much inter-
ested ia its establishment, and looks for
ward with some hope 10 its immediate
operation, as the rotten management and
service rendered by the Chesapeake &
Potomac company are becoming an unbear-
able nuisance
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30

having destroyed Speakers of the House,
Secretaries of the Interior, aud the further
boast that he never started after a man that
he did not bring his scalp, and that he pro-
poses to maintain his past reputation in
this respect is evidence that, like practical
Joker, the arrows of public criticism have
touched the old mans heart The opinions
of the press cannot shield him, he has out
lived his usefulness. His sixty-seven years
bear heavy on his shoulders, and he is to be
regarded not as bright aud shining light
in official position, but rather to be pitied
for his whims and susceptibility TO hattery
developed in his second childhood. His
mind Is worn out. He is said to be the en-
tire cause of all the contention and discord
in the Board of Education, and it IS no
strain to believe this when one knows the
Diountains which he makes out Of mole
hills, and his fruitless attempts to "do up"
and get the scalp of anyone with whom he
may come in contact however distant
The persons whom General Boynton has
seen at to attack in his letter who are men
toned by name, are doubtless able to take
care Of themselves. Of those whom lie at
tacks by inference we can, of course, say
nothing. But we say TO them that if Cen
eral Boyuton will only indicate whom he
means by his insinuations they need have
no fear of being done up or their scalp taken
by the conceited old man who appears not
only 10 be, but all during his lifetime has
been, a pet of Uncle Sam. Will General
Boyntou reflect upon his services and sal
aries subsequent to June y, 1905, and dur
ing the Spanish War, when he did not smell
powder even at Chickamauga The salary
of brigadier general is about $500 per
year. Fighting Joe" Wheeler was COM
PEELED to relinquish one salary Did any
one ever hear of General BoyntOn relin-
gushing any of his2 And the powers that
be seem to saS Henry, with all thy faults
we love thee still, Notwithstanding he des-
ignated Colonel Roosevelt as a "blather-
skite" when he claimed lie was at San Juan
Hill Does his being President Roosevelt
make any difference?
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30

ct al for the division of the $500, 900 com
mission andAon arriving at the Danish capi'
tai he made a report of the whole affair to
his government
In the interests of the Wall Street csndi'
date for the Presidency the Republicans
squirmed, objected aud modified, Nj,
Richardson's resolution but were finally
compelled to pass the following:
Whereas It is alleged that Walter Christ
mas, a subject of Denmark, who is now and
who has been for several years a diplomatic
agent and representative OF the government
of Denmark, authorized aud empowered to
negotiate with the government of the United
States for the sale of the Danish West In.
dian Islands to the United States, aud who
was also the alleged agent OF the United
States for the purchase OF said islands, has
submitted a secret and confidential report
TO his own government; and
Whereas the said Christmas, agent and
representative aforesaid, in his report to his
government declares and sets forth, among
other things, the fact that the government
of Denmark has contracted agreed and
obligated itself to pay and turn over 70 him,
the said Christmas, 10 per centuin, or about
$500, 600, of the proceeds Of the purchase
money arising from the sale of said islands
to the United States when the same shall
have been paid by the United States to Den
mark, for the express purpose, as has been
declared and set forth by him in his said
secret report to his government for the
bribing of members of the United States
Congress, including members of the House
OF Representatives, and other prominent
citizens of this country, and for subsidiziug
American newspapers, to the end that the
pending treaty between the United States
and Denmark for the sale of the islands by
the latter to the former government may be
contaminated
The resolutions further recite that said
secret report states that the 5000 shall
be Immediately paid to Christmas, if the
purchase money is paid bv the United
States, for the corrupt objects set forth.
The tendency OF the ratification of the
treaty is also set forth. In conclusion the
resolutions recite that a select committee of
seven members of the House of Represen.
tatives be appointed by the Speaker to ex.
anime into the charges, and the alleged
circumstances, contracts etc, which in
any manner have for their object the bribery
of or the attempted bribery of members of
the United States Congress or of the pay
ment Of any valuable consideration of any
kind or character to them or to any Of them
to vote for or to assist in procuring the pro-
posal, adoption, or ratification Of the said
treaty of sale Of the said islands"
Aud now let US wait and see if the rascals
who have thus disgraced their country will
wear stripes. Az all events Mark Hanua's
candidacy for the Presidency has received
its quietus, a most fortunate thing for the
country, for should he have been elected
Abner Mckinley, his dear friend, and
Abner's pards would bankrupt the United
States for the next one hundred generations.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30

The doughty little red dheaded political
administration general is making capital
for the Democracy with his mouth and
actions Senator Patterson is after him The
Senator called the attention of the Senate
the past week to an Associated Press dis
patch from Topeka, Kan, in which Cen
Frederick Funston was quoted as CRITICS.
ing some Eastern newspapers because of
their comment upon his recent speech be-
fore the Lotos Club in New York He said
that be would not notice the statement but
for the fact that General Funston called to
his aid President Roosevelt and Senator
Lodge, chairman of the Senate Committee
on she Philippines, representing them as
indorsing his speech.
Mr.. Patterson said il was evident that
General Funston's speech was to be used
for campaign purposes aud he thought
therefore, that two things ought 10 be
brought calmly and dispassionately to the
attention of the country first General
Funstou's own statement Of the character of
Aguinaldo made in a magazine article last
October, and, second, the rules of civilized
warfare regarding deception of the enemy.
Mr.. Patterson then read at length the
provisions of warfare relating to spies and
the use Of deception, and read extensively
from General Funstons magazine article,
his point being that General Funston had
violated the articles of warfare in deceiving
the Filipinos at the time he captured Agui-
naldo, despite his statements now that he
had not done so.
In conclusion, Mr.. Patterson said that all
authorities upon International law and the
articles of civilized warfare declared that
the use of the enemY's uniform was not
warranted, and that a man in an enemy's
uniform who killed another man was guilty
of assassination, and outside the pale of
protection.
General Miles killed the administration
imperiaistic scheme, and it is stated that
our President is mad so is Root, and Miles
will be retired. Pity now Funston couldn't
be jerked into his shoes. How nice the
administration would get along with the
little political Kansas toady The GLOBE
was the first paper in the country to sound
the alarm of a determined attempt to Mexi-
canize the government Now such men
and newspape as Henry Watterson, Of the
COHytsy-/ Journal, are taking alarm. The
brave General Miles has spiked the first
guns fred in behalf of the coming dictator.
Long live Miles, the noble type of an Amer
lean Republican soldierl
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
New omeers For Elks.

AT the annual election of officers of
Washington Lodge No. IS, B. p. o, Elks,
held Wednesday evening, the following
officers we're chosen for the ensuing year:
Exalted ruler, T. Dennis Harper; esteemed
leading knight, Robert c. Mitchell ll;esteemed
loyal knight. Charles H. Utermehle;
esteemed lecturing knight, Jesse S. Jack
son; secretary, Richard A. O'Brien; treas
urer. Michael G. Mccormick; tyler, Benja-
min B Whitney; trustee, three years, Geo
A. Garner representative to the Grand
Lodge, Joseph A. Burkart, and alternate,
NJ Emmett Uhrell
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
THE WRONG NAME.
Mixing MemOrandums Cause An
UnintentiOnal Injustice

AlAIMSLAEt.
kSunday last the GLOBE contained a chap
ter on Castles Department, Sixth Auditors
Office in which it was charged that Cap
tain Truman S. Post had been reduced in
the face of the Presidents preteusious that
the veterans must be protected and pre-
ferred, aud that lady named Mrs I.-ta NJ.
Ferguson had been promoted by Mr. Castle
to 81, 400 So far the memorandum was
correctly followed and the facts stated But
attached to the memorandum was note on
another subject viz, the attempted horse
whipping of one of Castles female clerks
by an indignant wife. This note was I'M
fortunately incorporated in the criticism
touching Capt. Posts reduction and the
item was made to appear as charging Mrs
Ferguson with being the lady whom the
irate wife was after Such, Of course, was
not the case as the intended victim of the
horsewhip works Several floors higher up
than Mrs. Ferguson aud her name was pur-
pOsely omitted, as il is not our policy ex-
cept in very aggravated cases, to mention
the names of ladies or until a chance is
given them to mend their ways. Mrs Fer
guson is only guilty of being promoted TO
$500 clerkship, and It'll thought she will
be able to bear up under the load She was
ia no way involved in the attempted horse
whipping episode, and her name cropped
in, as stated through the mixing of two
memorandums on the same slip Of paper.
Of course, the GLOBE regrets the mistake
and apologies to Mrs. Ferguson.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
A POTENT JUDGE
Who Not Only Administers But
Enacts Laws.
THE CASE OF COLLINS

And an illustration of the Exploited
Theory That an Americans House
Is His Castle-Police OfiicePs En-.
dowed With the Autocratic Powers
of Domiciliary Visits-The Justice
Administered In Our Police Courts.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-03-30
HANNA INVOLVED
Through His Dear Friends, ABB
ner Mckinley and Company.
The GIGANTIC STEAL :AND

NLonstrous Infamy Brought Upon the
Name OF American by the Cor
rnpt Lobbyists OF Washington
in the Danish Deal For the West
India Islands--SenatOrs and Con-
gressmen. state Oficials aud the
Brother OF President Mckinley in
the Push
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
8sbOroe fiir Ofsatli9e @erts.
Gie giarion GOT Bater Seating 60 feate
8arsi4aft.

@barles SO. S6ompion, Yrdiibent
Der MariOn SOt @ater Seating
Co.. ftelIte am 6reiias i'm 9tamen Der
@slea'9aft gargi9aft uOn s25, 900.
g8ie Serr SbDmpiOn iast, lift feline Sc
ieai6ait in teiner @eiie nit Der vSn=
sianapolis 2isbt & YDtper Co." alli=
irt. Sic iuerbsn cine 8striebsitation
erri9ten lailsn, uel6e nit Der ginri9=
tuns ettpa 100000 foiten wirb.
Bann Der getrisb erOTfnet weroeH miro,
lit nod unbeitimmt. ipabri6sinli9 aber
anfang oes nd9iten Sabres.
Die 9 iib ba bn 8efe1li d t
erbielt n % d feinen
Grsibrief.
Sie Siibbabn=@eieli9 erbielt am
Greitag Na9mittas bon Der Seb6roe
nod ni6t osn erisbntsn 6rsibrief, trob-
Dem oieies aIsemein anesnOmmen wor=
ben mar. Gs fanS audi teine @onfs=
rens spii9en ben @ertretern Der @eiel=
i9aft unb ben Mitglisoern Der gebOroe
itatt. Sabinsesen bislten iie cine iol6e
nit bem Staotmpalt ab, in tpelder Die
einSelnen puntte bes Grsibriefes nod
einmal bur49esanaen iuuroen. Die
tpeientlidfen geoinsunsen iino: Sn=
nsrbalb finf Sabre nod gntessen-
natme ses Jreibriefes miihen l25 @ei=
len bon oer9abn sebaut tporosn iein, Ooer
oer6reibriei erlii6t, Die bO4fe6ra4trate
auf 3oblen ion ! Sent Die Sonne per
Meile iein; Die 8eleiie miifien erbObt
uerben, iObalo anoere. 8abnseIea=
i4aften Die grb0buns bOrnsbmen.
Die @ertifdtten Der 8ei.aihait milf
len ii9 enttpeoer innerbalb Ger Staot=
srense, Ooer nidt tueiter als spei 0iei-
len sntfernt oapon bsiinbsn. Die
@eieli6aft muB $4,000 osponiren
als Bireihaft, oaB Die 8abn inner.
6alb fiiuf Sabren in Sstrisb lit.
Cine neue StraBe mad bem
&iberiibe Bart geplant.
1
Die Seb6roe se6t nit bem plant
I'm, bic 90. Str. bon einem Yuntt
ESQ SUB Olili9 pem 2anal iuefili6 biz
sum &iDeriibe part su eroffnen. Sie.
ier plan miro 5ertuirtlidt tueroen
tpenn Die StraBsnbabn=8eieai6aft lid
bereit ertldrt ibre gtoro Snoiahapoli:
2inie iiber oieie StraBs binaus mad
Dem part aussuoebnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
nmfGae.

Cer60 Sabre alte goraro Mc=
Glalp. 648 Wooolapn 9lbe. ipobnbaft,
fubr am Sonneritas nit einem 2alt=
pasen am Sauie 329 Yirsinia 9lbe.
entlang, als Elm &ab brad uno Der
Mann aus Dem Wasen seIdleuoert
muthe. @r erlitt anibeineno feine
ernitlide 8erleBungen, tonnte jeoe5
ni9t ge3en uno uuroe in's ct. 0in=
cent 9ospital nit Dem itdbtii6sn Nm
bulanSmasen aebradt.
Srau Marp Sesmal fubr nit ibrer
So6ter 6rau Winnie 8eedler aus
Gcsleton, Sno., in einem Suggp ole
College @oe. entlans, alsbas Qferb bor
elmer entaegentommenoen Gar fdeute
unb bic Samen Die GontroQe iiber oas
8ef1brt berloren.
Ser Wagen tpuroe our9 ben Nnpraa
on cine Seleplonitanse umsewOrfeH
uno Die beiben 6rauen aus bem 9Sagen
sei9leuoert, nobel 6rau Sesman ernit=
li6e, tuenn nidt sefdbrli9s, gerleBun=
gen oaoOntrus. Sic tuuroe in Elm IN
Der Ndbe befinolidss Saus seI9afft;
no ibr Or. s. G. slntbOnp bon
1907 College sloe. dr5tli6en gei=
fanb leiIfete.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Toli,eili@es aaerlei.

8. 8. &aufmann, Der nit alten
9lsibsrn an 341 .. @aibinston Ctr.
banoelt, III am Sonneritag bas Spfer
zines Orisinslen Sdpinoels setuOroen.
Gin juneer Wann betrat ieiren 2a=
ben uno ipollte elm paar geintleioer
iehen. Sa er aber ben berlangtsn
preis bon s1.50 gu bod fano, entfernte
er ii9, tebrte jeood nad tuenisen Wi=
nuten nit einem 9efdbrten suriid, Der
i'm als ,Eube" nnreoete. gr lieb iid
nun tpisoer elm Yaar fir s1.50 bor=
lesen, probhts lie on, ertldrte aber,
oaB iie ni9t paiien. Sarauf per=
lanste er nad einem Yaar fur s1.0O
utto sos oieie iiber bas s1.50 paar
an. 9a leBtsrs 9oisn isin @Oblse=
fallen fanben, besablte sr 81 unb Die
bsioen Gelen peridpanoen oann, inoen
vSuoe", neben ben beioen nsIen
0oien. aud feline aiten geintleioer
mitnahm. 9auffmann elite ben Bei=
ben nod, aber DOuoe" mar iebr ert=
riiitet uno ibiittelte idlieBlid isinsn
@erfOlssr our9 einen 5auitidlas ab.
Damn beridtete 9auHmann ieins gr=
lebniiie auf Der g0liseiftation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
Nus @rbeiter= &reiiem.

Sic Nomin ationen fir bic
Deribieoenen Nemter Der Snternational
Typographical Union iinb nunme9r
polsnoet uno es iino weniser @ipirdn=
ten porhanoen als Bel ben beiben bor=
bsrssbenoen @ablen. Sas. M. 2pn9,
Der fir prdiioent nominirt 1T, miro
feline SppOiitiOn baben, ebeniowsnis
Sobn SO. Sramwoob fir Die Setretdr=
unb G6abmeiiterfene.
Seber bieier 9lspiranten fin bieie
beiben Stellunsen muB gum minoeiten
ourd 10 lotale Unions iuboiiirt iein
uno auBer 2pnd uno 9ramwsOb bat
teiner oisie 3abl errei6t. I'm Die
stele bes eriten @iceprdlioentsn fdm=
pfen @parles 6. Sawfins aus @biease
uno Spbn @. 9aps BON MinneapOlis.
grlterer 1T our6 cine gr0Bere 9lnjabl
bon Unions inooiiirt, tudbreno auf
Settle Saps' bic er0beren Unions itehen
unb feline GreunSe propbeaeien feline
Wabl. 9ie 8eiben fanben fid ihOn
bor 2 Sabren s.seniiber; 9aiufes ge=
mann oamals nit fnapper Wtehrheit.
6iir Die STEELE oes 8. 8ieeprdiioenten
iino s. s. Ganarn bon Der vgfeu 9ort
Mailers Union" unb Sames s..
Wulcubp bon ct. 2ouis Die Ganoioa=
ten; fir biejenige bes pierten gice=
prdiioenten 1T nur Sphn j. Suaiban
BON Bottom aufgeifellt.
Ser speite 8ice=9 9rdlioent miro BON
oeutiaen 3weis alleiu erpdblt; fir Den
laufenben Sermin 1T Die Wabl aui
SusO Miasr sefallen.
I'm Die 3elegatenltellen fir Ole
,Mmerican FEDERATION Of 2abOr" be-
fperben Ii6: @iliam Wt. Garrett bon
8aIbinaton, 8. g.; 9lus. Megraitt
BON geep gorf; Eranf Mforriion bon
Chicago; Ntar Sapes bon @leDelano,
o.; eugene S'&Ourte bon Hetu Yort
unb Ds. g. @alib BON Miluautes.
Sie @abl iinoet am 8. Wsitttpo9 i'm
Mai ftatt. Ser rs. s. u" seb6rsn
iiber 600 lotale Unions nit As, 900
Wiitglieoern on.
Sie ,grauer= u MON" erbdlt
in oem &anpfe, ben lie segentuartig in
Cincinnati aussufedten bat, i'm 9ansen
9anoe mOraliide llnteritiisuna, mas
als Elm Bsiueis fir Die Sbatiade Su
eradten iit, baB Die Stimmuns I'M
Solte enti6ieoen oeu arbeiterorsanifa=
tionsn giinltig lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1902-03-07
5nbianappls Snb, 5retas, 7. Mtdrs 1902.
Ser Tlnd Ger Mrmntb.
Sine @reiiin in sinem e9uppen aufsefunSem.

Cine Grau BON ettpa 20 Sabren
wuroe beuts Wlorgen bon polisilten
in einem S9uppen an Der Walnut
uno Saoen StraBe, rpelder friiber als
Shmieoe Wertftatt benubt tuuroe,
bon alien Mitteln entblOBt, aufgefun=
ben. Sic uuroe Der Obbut Der Wa=
trOne iiberssben.
Die Grau 1T bic Bittwe bon &iaaro
6le.der, uelder friiber in Snoiana-
polis elm Geiddft bate unb Dor sitpa
5ebn Sabren ftarb.
@dbreno Der lsBteu stuei Sabre
unroe iie bon ber'9eils=armee unter=
ftiiBt. alls fe nod riiitis mar. er=
parb iie ibren unterbalt ourd Muiif-
unterridt. Sbr 8ater mar Gapt.
Dplin, elm Officisr Der 8unoes=9lrmee,
tpel6er unter General Wm. Senrp
Sarriion (8ater bes i'm berfolIenen
Sabre peritOrbenen gr=9rdiioenten Ben
Sarriion) oisnts. Ntit a9tsebn Sabten
berbeiratbsts iie iia nit Gapt. 80. s..
slntbonp bon ytemport, 3p.. tuelAer
ein Sahr nad ibrer Sodseit itarb. 60
mar iie alio idon nit reunsebn Sabren
@ittpe. Sas 3immer, ueldes fie in
oen lebten Boden beuObnte, lit nur
nit bem notboiirftisfen Mobiliar ans=
seitattet. @enn es rssnete, resnete es
in ibr 3immer binein, iobaB iie bann
ibren &eseni6irm aufipannen muBte.
Sie @reiiin, tuelde iebenfalls, ihrem
Sprsden nod 81 urtbeilen, cine iebr
quite gr3iebuns senOiien unb beiiere
3eitsn. als isbt bur6semadt bat,
wiro benz @reiienbeim in Srpington
iibergeben tperoen.