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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
TEST CASE WILL BE MADE
OF SHRIMP SHIPPING LAW
Ohinese F1sherman's Trial VIII Deter
mine the ConstitutionaIity of
Prohfbitory Expectation

test case of the present sbrinn
IaW' which prohibits the expectation of
TINS hsh from the State, will be made
"hen the case of Lee Yoke Suev ar
rested Tor attempting to send a batch
OF shrimps to Nevada, comes up in the
local courts. Suey was taken into cus-
tooy at the local Wells Fargo offica
wnen he offered the fish for shipment
Inc Fish Commissioners take the
stano that the shrimp are a necessary
1000 supply to California and are helm O.
protected during close season OF four
months The prohibitory expectation
law went into effect at the last ses-
sion of the Legislature
stephen Belief was arrested for Asb-
ing with an 1s0o-foot net in the san
Joaquin River and fined 5000 at Pinole
tuesday. Seven arrests were made last
week in Santa Barbara Channel by
game wardens for taking crawfish dur
ing the close season. Joseph FIamini
OF San Rafael was fined s25 for catch
ing small fish in the trout streams
Wednesday. Alfred Quinn and w.
Prouty were arrested and the former
was fined SIS for shooting meadow larks
near lone last week. Ray Street of
Los Angeles was fined s25 for shooting
on inclosed land near Ell Monte.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
National Guard Notes.

Commissions in the First Infantry OF
the National Guard have been issued
to Aloysius Raymond Dunnigan as first.
and to Cecil rlenry Carcas as second
lieutenant of Company A, and to Sam
uel Price Russell as first, and to Rich
ard Eugene Mittlestadt as second lieu
tenant of Company b.
Colonel Wilhelm, inspector on the
staff of the commandment in-chief. is at
this time preparing set of regula
tions for the use of the National
Guard, which are to supersede the OBJ
solete Red Book" These will follow
the United States army regulations as
far as they can be made applicable to
the guard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
FINGER PRINTS
PUT ON RECORD
San Quentin Criminals Are
Forced to Undergo a New
Means of Identification
DE PUE METHOD USED
Cross Section Photographs
and Digital Impressions
Are Combined in System

San Quentin prisoners are being sub
jected to the De Pue finger print system
of Identification, the first steps being
taken yesterday. BY this method it is
claimed 1t will be impossible to make a
mistake in the identification Of a GRIM
inal.
The system includes the method of F.
H. De Pue, formerly a turnkey at Fol-
som, which has been used in connection
with the Bertillon for years With the
imprint of the fingers on paper and the
De Pue cross-section photograph GRIM
inal once listed can always be identified.
There is no change in finger prints.
Each of the prisoners was brought into
the identif1cation-room at San Quentin
and the fingers were linked, one at a time,
and the imprints made arranged accord
ing to number. After the fingers had
been imprinted the four fingers of each
hand were imprinted together, so If a diff
ficulty is later experienced In deciphering
those taken separately a microscopic ex-
animation of the four will determine to
which hand any other belongs.
The prisoners name and number is
placed on the identification slip, and with
1t his photograph is filed. In this way, 1t
is asserted by De Pue, there can be no
possible chance for a criminal being mis-
taken once he Is subjected to the system.
AIleT til1 use Oh the LIE uS pIihl
method has been established the Bertfllon
system, first installed on the coast al San
Quentin, will be abolished. Apparatus
has been procured so it will not be long
until this takes place.
The finger print method of identifica-
ton was first employed by the Chinese
700 years before Christ, and Is the method
used in Scotland Yard work. 1t has been
a success in all criminal work because of
it's infallibility. as, the experts assert.
once the corrugations of skin are formed
on a finger there will be no change
through life.
recent case of the success of the sys-
tenn was recorded in the return OF two
French criminals to Paris after they had
fled to London by comparing the hnger
prints found on wine bottle used by the
men in committing murder in a Paris
cafe The incident excited the interest Of
criminologists all over the world and may
have been material in causing the estab-
lishment of the method in California
prisons.
AS soon as the records are completed
at San Quentin De Pue and his assistants
will put the Folsom prisoners through
the same process.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
An EXEMPT PASSES Away.

Adam Smith, who, with Joseph S.
Figel, H. Bendett (ex-Deputy Fire Mar
shaD and Joseph Salisbury, was sur
vivor of Monumental Fire Engine Com
pany of the Volunteer Department of
this city, died. at his home recently
at the age of 65. A week ago his re-
mains were laid to rest in Mount Olivet
Cemetery. He was foreman of the COM
pany for four years. His funeral was
under the auspices of the Exempt Com
pany and there followed to the grave
the three survivors of Monumental, or
Blk Six" as the company was called
In the days of old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
LIST OF THIRTY
GIVEN SHERIFF
Names From Which New
Grand Jury of Nineteen Is
to Be Selected Are Drawn
ONE OF NUMBER DEAD
Representative Citizens Are
on the Roll Of Those
Who Are to Be Chosen

In the presence Of Presiding judge
Lawlor, District Attorney Byington am
Assistant District Attorney Ferral, Chief
Deputy County Clerk Morris drew from
the jury box yesterday afternoon thirty
names, forming the list from which the
new Grand Jury is to be drawn. Prior to
that the IA names, being twelve fur
nished by each Judge, were drawn from
the box and checked.
The thirty are 1. L. Rosenthal, 113
Kearny street; w. H. Leahy, 1150 Turk
street; Thomas G. Taylor, 1911 Pine
street; w. B. Woodbridge, Ala Callaghan
building; John D. McGilvray Jr., AT
Baker street; 1. w. Hellman Jr., Mont.
gomery and Post streets; Edward J.
Campion, 1921 Grove street; Edward p,
Wolf, 62S Market street. Henry B. Russ,
201 Montgomery street; H. L. Byrne, 3711
Clay street; J. c. Sala. 429 Montgomery
street; John c. Brickell $50 California
street; H. A. Hewson, 1907 Page street;
]. ]. Gildea, 796 Market street; E. R
Myrick, 1888 Devisadero street; John d.
Daley, 300 Guerrero street; Richard L.
Radke. 11S Sutter street; E. H. Mitchell,
225 Post street; Leon Bocqueraz, 130 Post
street. Charles Sutro Jr, 171S Pine street;
George w. Caswell, 412 Sacramento
street; Robert S. Atkins, 1906 Masonic
avenue; Henry Kirchmann, II Eureka
street; Isaac Anderson, Hotel st. Nicho-
las; Theodore Goodman, Palace Hotel; A.
c. Mcfarland, 400 Clayton street; Mat
thew J. O'Neill, 112S Vallejo street; VIII
liam A Doble 200 Fremont street; Josiah
R. Howell, Van Ness and Austin avenues,
and F. w. Thompson, 29 Hollis street.
The thirty selected were recommended
by Judges as follows: Troutt-Dadke.
Caswel, Anderson, Mcfarland and Do
bic; Murasky-Sala, Myrick, Mitchell and
Thompson Cook-Rosenthal Hellman
and Russ; Dunne-Campion, Hewson, Da-
ley and Goodman; Grahan-Leahy and
Gildea Hunt-Taylor and Howell; Kerri-
gan-Woodridge and McGilvray; Seawall
Wolf and Byrne; Lawlor-Brickell and
Kirchmann; Coffey-Bocqueraz and
O'Neill; Hebbard-Sutro; Sloss-Atkins.
The Sheriff will make return on the
thirty names selected next Wednesday,
and the nineteen to compose the new
Grand Jury will be selected II the return
will warrant it. OF the number. Henry
B. Russ is dead. A clerical error was
made in the name of H. A. Hewson. 1t
was written IN A. Newson," but the err
ror will be rectihed by taking testimony
If he should be one Of the nineteen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
She Charges Fraud.

Clara B. Carpenter filed suit yester-
day against o. NJ. Giles, William Mitch
ell and A. T. Dickinson to secure the
reconveyance to her of two lots in the
Sunset District she gave the defendants
in exchange for furniture located at
luv5 Powell street. Mrs. Carpenter al
leges that the defendants fraudulently
informed her that the furniture was
worth $500 and was unincumbered.
She says that after she exchanged the
lots for 1t she found the furniture was
of small value and had been mortgaged
to secure the rent of the premises
wherein 1t is located. Hence she asks
that the entire transaction be nullif1ed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
In.pect. City pepartment..

d. d. F. Malone OF New York In con-
cluding an eight weeks stay In San
Francisco. He has been inquirtng into
the conditions Of the municipal depart
ments with a view toward delivering
lectures under the auspices Of the
Board OF Education OF New York City.
He has already visited Seattle and Ia
coma and will proceed to Los Angeles
before returning East. Mr.. Malone Is
making special study OF the Pacific
Coast and speaks in high terms OF the
work of the various local municipal
departments.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Last Days Of Court.

United States Circuit Judge Morrow
held the last session Of his court In the
Appraisers building yesterday morn
ing. After overruling demurrer he
announced that the next session would
be held in the new postoffice building.
The United States Circuit Court has
been holding sessions in the Apprais-
ers building since July 1, $780,
Judge de Haven closed the United
States District Court after having dis
posed of a naturalization fraud case.
Then he took his gripsack and boarded
street car for the postofice building.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Policemen out for Good.

George L. Gano and Patrick F..
Kearney have abandoned their attempt
to secure reinstatement in the Police
Department. Gano was dismissed from
his position as sergeant of police on
February 20. 1888, and Kearney lost hi )
position as patrolman on October 20,
1884. Recently they filed suits for writs
of mandate to compel the Board of
Police Commissioners to reinstate them
In their positions, claiming they were
Illegally dismissed Their suits were
dismissed yesterday, however, their at
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

The delights OF the South Seas have been
discoursed upon. both by Robinson crusoe and
Robert Louis Stevenson Tahiti Is the embodi-
ment OF the widest OF our childhood's dreams
as to abundance-the land of beautiful rivers
mountains, fruits and flowers and the most
generous and hospitable of natives. g. s.
Mariposa sails for Tahiti Sept. IL Reduced
rate OF $l25 round trip will be made for this
voyage. Send for circ0lar. 653 Market st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
G. A. r.. Encampment. Denver. Colo.

personally conducted excursion In charge
of Son OF Veteran Will leave San Francisco
and Oakland August 80. at . p. M, via santa
Fe Railway, to go through to the G. y
Encampment at Denver. special cars wtthon,
change via the Grand Canyon of Arizona en-
The very low rate of $50, frst-class. round
trip, will be in effect, leaving here August IN
and 81 For full particulars inquire Santa Fe
office 653 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Burglar Is Sentenced.

William James Sanborn, convicted Of
burglary, was sentenced by Judge
Lawlor yesterday to serve three years
in San Quentin. He entered the resi-
dence of HI. F. Chadbourne, 1920 Taylor
street, on June 10 and stole some
articles of jewelry.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
VIII Reform. Criminals.

Articles of Incorporation of the Cali
fornia Prison. Association. which pur-
poses preventing, il possible, an in
crease of crime and working for the
reclamation of the criminal classes.
were filed yesterday. Thes directors of
the association are: John T. Wills, w.
IA. Gates Ernest c. Moore, Oliver p.
Jenkins, D. E. Collins, Joseph p. Cham
berlain, Charles Montgomery, Frank v.
Cornish and William H. Mills. The as
sociation will charge membership fee
OF 80.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Dress Goods and Silk Specials
VISIT OUR STORE THIS WEEK

Tweeds and Pandmas-Latest styles in light gray
mixtures also check effects blue green black
and red brown and green etc. seviceable for skirts
chidrens wear, double width.
75c quality special 39c yard
Apacas, Plain and Novety-Fancies 46 inches wide in
navy brown and black mixed with white Plain are 81
inches wide, garnet myrtle brown royal gray tan
and black Regular SIoo quality, special 5Sc ward
Chiffon Ladies Cloth-Compete line latest Fall shades
also rich fast black all WOOL inches wide Sponged and
shrunk tree Regular $I.5o quality special, 95c ward
Crepe de Chine-A fine quality cardinal tan laven
der, brown, cream and black; 23 inches wide
Regular 75c quality special, 49c yard
China Slik-tine quality for fancy work light blue pink
cardinal yellow, scarlet, white, cream and black
Regular 25c value, special, I9c yard
Curtain Swiss Special Fancy Curtain Swiss plain white
inches wide. ''
Regular I5c quality, special IOc ward
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Brookc. plead. Guilty.

James A. Brookes. alias Barry plead
ed guilty in Judge Lawlor's court yes
terday to charge. of uttering and pass
ing a fictitious check and was ordered
to appear for sentence on Tuesday. He
passed check for $50 on Daniel
OLeary, 132 Haight street. on June 10.
The check was drawn on the California
Safe Deposit and Trust Company and
signed IF. C. Peterson"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

The police were notified yesterday
that thieves had forced open door in
the basement of the Howard Meth
odist Episcopal Church, at Third
and New Montgomery streets, and
had stolen three heavily plated ladies'
from a punch bowl. An entertainment
had been held in the church by the
Christian Endeavor Society and the
dishes and utensils had been left in the
basement.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Petitions In Insolvency.

Petitions in insolvency were filed
yesterday in the United States District
Court as follows: F. G.. Williams, clerk.
Oakland. liabilities $476, no assets;
Louis Reichmuth, dairyman, San Fran
nj. Gardner, millman and contractor.
Sacramento. liabilities $5634, assets
$2650.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

Joseph Blythe, a resident of Chester
Pa, has recently obtained a patent on a
seif-winoing alarm clock, which is said
10 nave several very novel features The
winding is done by electricity, and when
once set will ring every day at the same
hour II desired.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Tool Thieves Are Busy.

The police were notified yesterday
that Toulouse on Missouri street.
near Mariposa, had been broken into
and tools of the value Of $50 stolen.
N. f. St Ores, 2119 Point Lobos avenue,
reported that his tool chest at new
building on Ninth avenue had been
broken open and tools of the value of
S12 stolen.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Eppinser Cases WIN BE Continued.

B. Gibson In Victoria, B. c.. the cases OF
Jacob, Herman and Josua Eppinger and
James Demings. indicted for obtaining
money under false pretenses, will be
continued when called tomorrow till
September Is. Jacobs trial was def
nitely fixed for tomorrow in the ex-
pectation that Gibson would be present.
He Is material witness.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Stout Ladies'!

IL years ago reduced my weight So pounds
bust inches, waist 6 inches, and hips 10
inches, by g simple harmless remedy Haal,h
perfect. No exercise no wrinkles no starving
VIII tell you how. Inclose stamp. Mrs Diana
AlVes. g Elgin Park San Francisco Cal .
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
SACRED HEART BOOTH WILL
HOLD PRETTY GARDEN PARTY
Fete 10 BE Given at Bfnse's Park for
the Benefit of John the Evan
geIist Church Fund

EellSt Church Fund.
The ladies in charge of the Sacred
Heart booth will give a garden party
at Binse's Park, opposite st. Mary's
College, on Saturday evening, Septem-
Der ?. The fete is to be held for the
benefit of the church fund Of St John
the Evangelist. 4.ev. Father Brady is
the pastor of the church.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments is as follows: J. P. McGee, chair
man; Mrs. J. DAILY, Mrs. James McLes-
ter, Mrs. Joseph Chambers, Mrs. J. Nc
Gee, Mrs NJ Arnold, Mrs. Riordan, Mrs
AO'Brien, Mrs Thomas Cullen, Mrs T
J. Bell. Mrs. Rend, John DAILY, James
McLester, Thomas Cullen, NJ Arnold,
Joseph Vesplear, Thomas Curtin.
Charles Clock, Robert Chambers, Frank
Chambers. James Arnold, Joseph John
son, @. w. Johnson. Thomas Connolly,
p. Sullivan, P. Flynn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

Charles Lindley Wood, second Viscount
Halifax, will visit this country in the fall.
and will deliver a lecture to the clergy
and laity Of the Episcopal church.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

A good. clean, wholesome medicine.
pleasant and agreeable to take. no grip
ing, no pain. LaSh'S Bitters.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27

torney reaching the conclusion that 1t
would be useless to proceed further.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Church visited by Thieves.

NSGw cards for Sept celebration. 75c 100.
Order now. Gabriel Printing Co..419 Sac'mento.'
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-27
Some at S2.95

Reduced from $3.75. Fancy
dresses, chambray, with full plated
skirts and medallion trimmed
fronts; Russian sailors in natural
linen with blue collar and belt.
Ages: 6,8, 10 and II.
These dresses are samples and for
that reason the prizes are reduced.
Under no other conditions could such
fresh, nFz0 garments be offered on such
a prize basis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10
spate Meplif.

Sn etner Gtaotperoroneten Ser
fammlung gu GIberfelO, gabsinpro-
btn5, tDuroe neulid mitgetbeilt, oab
bas 4ammergeri9t Die Strabenpolis
aeiberoronung aug bsm Sabre 1877
fur ungiltig erfIdrt babe, neil ni4t
naAseipiefen iperoen tonate, oab bic
Werorbnune Dor ibrem @rlab d9t
Gage i'm Hatbbaufe aus9sbdnst setpe-
len mar. Von Derf9ieoenen Ssiten
tpuroen Miinf6e laut. Die @eroronung
bem bentigen 8ertebr inebr an3upuis
fen. Nud pur0e perlangt, bab ben
gubrleuten Die 9saubung BON peit,
f4en Derboten netoen ioae, an osren
Gnoe fih Elm biinner 9in0faosn unb
etn &npten befinoet; our9 Elm Eot4es
@erbot fol Oas peiti9eafnaQea unterz
briidt peroen. Ger Oberbiirgermeiz
fter fagte Die Worlage elmer geanoerten
@eroronung fir Die nd6fte 3eit gu;
um aber teinen ungeieBloisn 3uiiano
gu f9affen, touroe befdloiien, Die alte
@eroronung -einftpsilen oronungsse-
mdB gu Der0ffentli4en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10
ltmgeft6rte Nmbe.
Sn gan NmtDmto tpirb es uebr gdblaf'
lpfigfet4 8eben, tuenn Die SetpDbs
tter nit cieSeu 9ntfacben
befannt tperoeu.

Man fanu nidt idalofen nit einem
iblimneu Riiden.
@inem labmen. ibpaben poer
ihmerSenoen 6iiden.
Doan's 8illen iino gut fiir fdalim.
men Niiden.
Sic be.len ieoe Mrt uon 0ieren=
franfbeit en-,
Son ben eetpDbnli den &lden<
ibmeraen Bis sur Diabetes.
Sic meroen D0n San Mntonioer
2euten enoDrIiert.
sSrau s. 6enrb. oeren @atte ii6
uom @eihdft 5uriidae5u9en bat uno
Die in 304 ssiinfte StraBe uobut.
iagt:
,Sm CONNER uno Derbit 1902 litt
ib an beftigen &idenibmeraen.
Wlein 8ufen par beitdnoia geldbmt
uno ihmerate. ib hatte ebenfalls
&0pfweb uno anbaltenbe Wnoigfeit.
Die Nbl0noerung Der 9eieren mar
ibmer5baft uno tpdbrenb Der Ra9t
tOnnte ib feline &ube finben. Sb
las nDn DDan's geieren Bils
Ten. Die bel Slider & Sprineaa
nno i'm 8egar Drug Store au baben
fino uno bolte cine Gbohtel. Sh
fiiblte iofortiee grleidterung bonn
@ebraub oerfelben uno empfeble ite
allen Wierenleioenben.
grbdltlib bel allen DrDguiften.
Breis so Gents. Softer WiQ5urn
90. in Buffalo. sc. g., aIleinige
Naenten fir Die Ser. Staateu.
BergeBt nidt ben ytarnen 9 20 n
uuo accebtirt fein 5ubftitui
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10
Nn OaS Ymblttnnl.

Die n5reie Brefie fiir Eeras" tpiro
an iiber $50 @oftofficen perianbt, uno
bat cine groRe 8erbreitune in Der
Nabbar= &epublit Weritu, i'm Snbia'
ners9 9erritDrium unb Otlahpma.
Sbr girfulatiDns=@ebiet in Teras
erftredt iid nOn @alpeitDn bis binauf
nab Deuiion. oom duBeriten Often
biz na6 81 asaio i'm fernen Weiten;
es fblieBt ielbituerftdnblih nit be-
iDnhers sablreiben 2eiern bas bi9t<
beiteoelte Wittels 9eras anb ben siios
meiten elm. Nuh in Werito bat fie
cine groRe 8erbreituna.
8tuei Neiiembe fino beitdnbig,
iabrein, iabraus i'm SntereIle oes
8lattes uutermeas uub fiibren oeu,=
ielben i'm 8erein nit unieren riibri.
gen 2ofal @aenten fertmdbreno
neue 9eier au.>
Sn Nnbetrabt oieier Tbatlaben iii
bic n5reie Brefe", tpp es it9 oarum
banbelt, Die beuti6e Bep6lterung 5u
erreiden, bas bette Mnseige Waes
bimm ~ gtaate Eeras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10
Crisimelle gtenerbDridlaae.

Sur @ri9liebung neuer Gteuerquel;
len iino felt 1889 in europa oie merit
tpuroigiten Dorf9ldse gerna6t NOR
Den. 60 bat gum gsifpiel 1848 Ser
franaOiif6e Nbgeoronete slntoine bic
tnoireften Steuern auf @etrGnfe, Taz
bat uno Sals erfeBt pifen tpollen. Ser
betreffenoe @eIeBsnttpurf lautete:
ART. |. Mer einen Trad trdgt, loG
tn Der erften 9dlfts bes Monates ssyas
nnar 1849 an ben ginnebmer feines
8eSirtes bte Summe bon 100 syranten
aahlen gegen befonoere Quittuna oes
Ginnebmers." Gs piro it1 pobl in
Grantreih cine MiGion 8iirser fin
ben, meinte Mntoine, tpel9e ben ssrad
ungeadtet Der Mbsabe tsagen piro.
y4rt. 2. Mer etnen 9ut trGat, foa In
oem ndmlt9en Sermtn Die @umme
bon 20 Granten beaablen." 6ier re6.
nete oer finoise Mann auf flint milz
ttonen 9utltebbaber. ,Nrt. 8. Ner
sinen lleberrod trdst, foG S Sranfen
beSablen. tpte i'm eriten Mrtitel." ssunf
Watonen Steuerpfli4tise tperoen uns
Is Millionen liefern, mstnte Mntotne.
pMrt. 4. Gibil, o6er Northumberland
9luien, Saden. Rappen fnb Der In.
btretten Steuer nt4t unterlporfen.A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-08-10

Drennenoe 2aterne, bier uno oo fcbfpas
der 2t9tfGein in einent Der 6dufer,
fonft ountel uno briidenbe 9epitter-
luft. 0as fortoauernoe Wetterleu9z
ten lteB Die Nedt in oieIer tsllerartiqen
Safe nur UNI 10 finfterer srf9einen.
Gtn5elne 2eute lagen nod In oen Sen
itern uno riefen iid S9ersporte su.
SeBt fam Elm Srupp balb Srunfener
boriiberge3ogen, Der Elm f9nluBioes
2ieo auf Die a0niein fang, ipie Ste
partet Orleans fie ms 0olt aeiporfen.
Gs f9nttt Wdlter in Die @eele; Marte
Mntoinette fbie:, eS ni9t gu b5ren.
Ste nabm pieoer ibres Subrers Mrm
uno brdnste:
p6ort, fort, man ertportet uns NIT
Sooesansit"
Walter pubte nur gu esnau, bab
oem 70 mar. Oas @efiibl elmer unses
beuren 8erantportung fam nit err
briidenoer @etpalt iiber i'm; er ipo[lte,
um gang f9er gu geben, etnen Der Nus=
f4auenben I'm Die Hi9tung mad Dem
plaBe Quotpigs XIV. befragen, aber Die
a0nigin litt es ni9t. fie idnitt ibm bas
Wprt ab unb raunte ibm gu, inoem fie
ibn peiter 5og: n9till, ftiu, Moniteur,
i'd Derbiete jeoes Geiprd6."
Malter fiiblte. oaB auf ibn alIes an~
fomme. Die beioen 5rausn marsn pDlig
rat6los un0, mebr als bas, uulent1am
aus 5ur9t. gr fommelte iein Crime
runssperm0gen, feinen Orienttrunsss
finn, um tpenigitens Die ein5uf9lagenoe
Mt9tune in oiefem gbaos mieoersuz
finoen.
god mande @afTe sina es freu3 uno
quer. enolib 5eigte inn Elm 8lis Die
1mriffe oes bo9ragenoen &loIters Der
Seuillants, Der Wane9e gegeriiber, in
tpel9er Die Nationalperf fdmmlung
taste. 9ier mar er oft geipeIen, BON
bort ging man einige bunoert @9ritte
gerdoeaus, uno Der 9tenbe5Douspldb
lag CUR 2intsn.
@inmal tpieoer in @i1erbeit iiber
Die ein5uf6lagenOe aii4tung, eetpann
er neue 3uoeriidt. ROD Elm raider
Gang nno mon langte bei Dem Wugen
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