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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
MARINE NOTES

The l.. II Gray 4 Cos steamer
Rainier sailed from san Francisco
Friday afternoon for Seattle with a
large consignment Of oil FOR the
Standard OIL ompany.
Friday night the Pacific Coast
steamship cOmpany's steamship
Humboldt Is expected % arrive
from Alaska.
Friday morning at 9:is the Sen
htor. OF the Pneiflc Coast Steamship
company's fleet OF Alaskan steam
era. arrived from Nome. bringing
eco passengers and f109.0 900 IN gold
bars. She viii make one more trip
70 the north thla season.
Saturday morning the umaillla,
Pacific Coast Steamship company.
Is expected in port from San Fran
ciaco.
The !. II. Gray & Co.'S steamer
Santa Barbara is reported TO have
sailed from San Francisco for Sc
attic Friday afternoon.
Friday night late the steamer
Olympia. OF the Northwestern
Steamship company. win sail for
Nome on her last trip north. She
carries q full cargo, including 500, :
900 feet OF lumber.
For Valdez the steamer Excelsior,
OF the Northwestern Steamship
company's line, Will leave Sunday
night.
The steamer Jefferson, Alaska
steamship company. sails Friday
night at about Q .. M. for SkaRway
and other Alaskan ports She will
carry about 20 passengers going
/ through 20 Dawson this fall
At 2 o'clock Friday morning the
White star steamship oompany's
steamer oregon arrived from Nome
seven and q half days out. She viii
ran on her last trip north next Sun
! day night az 8 o'clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

The Hln party Is by all odds the most DISTINGUISHED
Of
empire builders that visited the Pacific coast
Its personnel IL follows
James J. nm president Great Northern Railway
Howard Elliott. president Northern Pacific Railway
Fred Underwood. president Erie system
Fletcher BAKER president of the First National bank Of
New York
oliver Payne whitney. W. c whitney
OF
Coehrane head Of big New England carpet manu-
who lives in New York
Thorne capitalist and director OF the Northern
Pacific O York.
A. r French president Of the Manhattan Trust
New an director in the Northern Pacific.
A. Kissel. a New York banker
George C OF Clark Dodge Co. New York bankers
Grant schley OF Mohr a Schley. New York bankers.
l. W. Hfll first president OF Northern.
W. OF 81 Paul director in the Great Northern.
Campbell third vice president Of the Great Northern
Hannaford OF 81 Paul vice president Of the Northern
Pacific
ID Miller, Chicago. vice President OF Burlington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

he could arrive In Seattle Friday
noon. but even railroad maEnRtss
cannot always dope out the correct
time schedules.
SO when the Fflll train reached
BeIliHgham the reception commit
tee consisted o. one local newspu-
rerman. the station agent and my
self. The local scribe coutented
himself with counting the number
Of cars and dueryfHg the engineer.
the station agent chatted with the
engineer. and the writer climbed
aboard the car IN which Hili and his
frienda were peacefully slumberiug.
The door was open and the por
ter asleep. and ~ was the easiest
shinE in the world % pick out the
empire builders" stateroom. pound
on ths door and secure admittanee
20 what II referred % above as the
'niRhtxoqsu Interview"
To say that the famous railroad
sr was pfeased az being awakened
81 such q time for the purpose q
being Interviewed would be a long
stretch 81 ones Imagination. To
say that the Interview was a sue
eess. however. r. also more than
should be taken Tor granted.
How are you. Nr. HIM. said
the writer as he crowded hts per
sonallfy into the atateroom while
the man Of the west re-eutered his
berth and pulled the covers up 20
hla chin.
Mr.. Hill thereupon Inquired the
reason 81 the writers call. and the
tone OF his voice argued
M for an extended Interview.
what improvements DO you con-
template for the Great Northern In
Seattle" he was asked.
- fail IN which 70 confine cheeky
Newspaper men. replied the famous
magnate
Are you going 70 build another
large dock at Smiths Cover"
Mr.. Hi disgustediy turned his
back on the writer a. he replied IN
tones anything but dulcet:
Now, look here, young man,
there's a limit even to news
Whereup0n I disereetly switched
off the electric light. softly backed
from tl8E HbaIAHtEIt anu h'A - Nh@
platform Just IN time 10 jump off az
The aDeciaI steamed up on its way TO
.Xa~@cf1cer.
Mr.. HiIi and party will be in Se-
sffle late Friday afternoon. They
are expected here at p. m. today
but no plans have been made for
their reception.
The people Of Belllngham do not
seem to be at all Interested In the
visit Of the Great Northern presi-
tenf. The president Of one Of the
local banks told me this morning
that NJ. Hill, az matter OF fact.
did not know that Bellingham was
OF the map.
ss'He pays no attention to our
Town" said the banker. Why
should we turn out 'en maase' TO
1.fu-hnrfah him because he is
obliged 10 pass through Beliingham
10 gel to some other place."
since the I'LL party left Sc Paul,
Last Saturday. two side trips have
been made. one over a branch line
IL Montana TO Fefnie, -. G.. and
49, ofher 10 Grand Forks. y. g.
-~aay noon the party arrived
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
MURDER
IN A TEXAS TOWN

EDNSA. Tsx.. Sept p With
their heads beaten 10 = pulp and
tlroats cut from ear 70 ear Mrs. A.
y rondt. her daughter - years old.
apa three sons aEcd s. and 10
years. were found murdered IN their
esn home. ~ a nsikhh1r ycatsr-
bay.
"A little baby hos years old VAS
rs only one let Of the family. sK-
cert the father. who Vas working IN
nee field.
The whole town n Wild with rage.
ans rltlH.nn haVo formed search
lnN party Not only the residents
~ This city. bat fhuae Of fbe county.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
MUST LEAVE TOWN

,. Gullford. Who was affecied on
Friday Of last week. together With
Roy Horr. jake Ferguson. Jake
slsiteTy and I. G Ilorr. on a charge
OF having robbed tho Central theatcr
and under suspicion OF having COM
mitted other fohbeflca. VAS given ~
DAYS la which to set out 81 town
By Justice Gordon on Friday after.
noon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
Dash For Life
In Forest Fire

PAYETTE. Idaho. Sept "a
Gid ride through a raging forest
fire with 100 pounds OF dynamite
foltlug mp and down In 4 wagon and
threatening every moment to blow
driver aud team into fragments. was
The experience Of l.. A. Coate. man
agcr ~ tho 0xboW Tunnel placer
properties on the south fork OF the
Payette river.
Coate and bis wife we're caught
BY the fire when approaching Ran
uer summit, the wind having
changed It's course They reached
the summit without mishap, hut
there we're headed or. and as they
turned. found the blaze had crossed
the road behind them. Then start
ed a dangerous retreat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

on hearing Of the revolving crime
have also Joined In the hunt A
burning Is likely to occur when the
murderer il caught The bodies OF
the mother aud daughter are shown
TO have ben outraged.
A nezro boy working IN field
near the Condt home sAw Mrs
Condt run. screaming. from the
house. followed by a man. He ~as
afraid to go 10 the house. but went
for help When the neighborE ar
rived the dead bodies of the moth
sr aud children we're found. the
mother and daughter in the house
and the three little ones about 100
feet away.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
They Are Kicking

The West Woodland Improvement
club. on behalf Of the residents of
that section, is kicking strenuously
against the nuisance occasioned by
the divergence OF the new lines run
by surveyors over the district and
the old established plat lines.
Many OF the residents claim their
property Is seriously handicapped
as result. In some cases the lines
Of the streets vary from 3 to IA
feet
The matter was discussed at the
meeting OF the street committee on
Thursday and was subsequently re-
ferred TO Assistant City Engineer
Jeffrey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
Hero Got 0v alton

TOXIC. Sept. % General Hara-
Ruiahl commander OF the forces
which conquered saghalin, has re-
turned lie received an ovation and
the minister Of var. officers Of the
army and navy and civil officials
greeted him. lie lunched AZ army
headquarters and proceeded TO the
palace He expressed dissatlsfac-
tlon at bis governments taking only
half Of the Island.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

loose and indefinite that the paek-
efs plea would not hold. therefore,
he sustained the demurrer Of thu
government.
The packers attorney asked fof
Q delay ~ two weeks In which 70
file a demurrer 10 the indictments.
The. court allowed them until Octo-
Der Q. The demurrer will be argued
week from Monday and two days
Will be allowed for argument when
the packers must come 70 court and
plead guilty or not guilty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

4 Latest adSiees received In q
q Seattle are TO the effect that
= the Hi special will not reach
= Seattle until very late Friday I
4 afternoon. Al the time The I
= Star goes 70 press the train - I
4 between Mount Vernon ard I
= everett. Ne ssop will be made I
4 unless possibly for a few mo 4
4 rssnss at Everett. Z
4 a large delegation 81 local
\ business men ~ili meet the :
! Hill train at the depot. ard the 4
\ party will probably be escorted =
4 directly 90 the Rainier club 4
4 upes its arrival
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

Belinda Budlong was granted
decree Of divorce, the custody of her
minor child and $40 per month ALI
mony In her suit for divorce against
Arthur Budlong Friday afternoon.
Charging non-support and ahan-
donment, Annie Cobb has brought
suit for divorce against Charles
Cobb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
fsy DAN pEsN.)

pEz.iINGHAM. Wash. Sept -
"A uiwhtsown interview with Jas
J. HIM
That's a new experience csen for
= hack uswspa peruan.
When the HEil special train hove
into HeItingharn at 10 20 last night
Il was about n half day behind It's
schedule. Mr.. Hill planned 10 ar
rive In Vancouver Thursday morn
lng. ana leave the British Columbia
city early Friday morning. 50 that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
WILL. KEEP 1T UP

WILL KEEP 1T Up.
. WASHINGTON. sept 81 -
. Secretary Hitchcock stated to- /
. day that he hoped Congress I
= man Williamson. OF Oregon. I
= who has just been found guilty !
. of conspiracy In the land fraud I
. eases. viii be sentenced to the I
= limit Of the Law lie declares !
. that the interior department ,
. has only just begun It's prose
. cution Of this class OF crimin- I
. ais He admits that by ex- !
. tending II he ~ offending some !
people In hiKh places. but he
. will follow out his campaign !
regardless of whom Il strikes. :
- u n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

Among the Seattle people who
will help celebrate Portland day AT
the Lewis aud Clark exposition viii
be James -. HoRe. ir.. CARL Schmltz
and Dietrich flnmm.
The party left Seattle Thursday
night for the Fair city. schmitz
weighs 900 pounds. almost, and said
before leaving that he Intended 20
play q Joke on the camelH by taking
n ride through THE Streets OF
Cairo" on the Trail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

DEMONSTRATIONS PLACES

4 REGISTRATION PLACES. ,
4 II You want to vote ON the /
= slo0. 600 school bond issue you
\ must register before Sunday
4 night. either az school head I
y quarters. Seventh aud Marion. I
= or at the Chamber of Conn !
= merce. Halter building.
: Women can register and vote I
= At this election Ms we'll as men. I
= The election will be held !
= October Z.
- ~ - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
SCHOONER wRECKED.

Los ANGELES. Sept. 20. The
schooner Muriel, from Raymond.
Wash, with 100000 feet of lumber
aboard, ran on TO the sea wall nj
San Pedro. last night. In fog and
stove in her bow. Her hull Was
damaged, but she was pulled off by
tug and locked Mt San Pedro.
Damage not estimated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

PATTERSON. N. j.. Sept. "a
The Grand chapter Of the Order of
the Eastern Star is holding It's an
nual state convention here. Every
lodge In the state Is represented The
present session OF the Grand chap
ter Is considered of special import
ance, as many matters of vital Inn
portance 20 the order will come up
for consideration.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

Friday the Third avenue property
holders commenced signing the
deeds which are to convey the 5-foot
strips OF land TO be cut off OF each
side OF the street during the Third
avenue regrade, to the city.
The deeds are ~ the office Of
j. 3. Howe. OF the firm of Piles,
Donworth & Howe. in the Burke
building To those who cannot call
at the offices OF Mr.. Howe. the deeds
Will be sent to their homes for sign
ing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
WANTS WILL BROKEN

For four days Judge Yakey has
been listening 20 the evidence
brought forth by the attorneys Of
i6-yenr-old Laura johnson IN sup
port OF her application 70 the pro-
bate court asking that her late
mothers viii be broken on the
ground that when the deceased cut
her OF with 81 she Was insane and
unduly influenced. The estate
amounts 20 about $4,000. ana the
hearing VIII probably not be con
ciuded this week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

back to Kuhn. Loeb q Co. At a lose
OF Pa per cent The testimony be-
fore him showed TO the contrary,
but | presume the statement was
made because he did not understand
the rate of exchange
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

4 OYSTER BAY. l. I. Sept %
\ The executive offices here
= were dismantled today Presi-
= dent Roosevelt. his family and
4 clerical force will return to
h Washington tomorroS The
= capitol Is prepared for = great
= reception.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
Robbed Of $3.50

Il have been robbed Of $3.50" said
@. ". Webber. a guest Of the Hotel
Stevens. 90 the police, Thursday
night. Webber claims he had $500
I'm bills IN a wallet. which he had
left In his coat pocket on retiring
Thursday afternoon. While he was
sleeping he claims some one entered
his room and took $3.50 OF his
money The thief overlooked the
1920. which was In another part OF
the wallet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

4 Major Boutel'e. who Is in
= charge Of the United States re-
cruiting office. In the Pioneer
4 building, announces he Is I'm re-
= celpt OF orders to the effect
= that all soldiers enlisted after
= October ] shall be sent to Fort
= Lawton.
4 The significance OF the or
= ders. as based upon assertions
= OF certain army officers. is that
= Fort f.awton 10 TO be extended
= and In time be made one Of the
= foremost army posts on the
4 coast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

James Plymate who Is charged
with having assaulted negro
named Gray, on August II. with
intent to kill, is being tried in lndge
Griffin's court Several cologed men
and two urehins who happened 10
be on the waterfront at the time Of
the alleged assault, have furnished
the testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

An appropriation OF $4,000 has
been made by the regents of the
state university for the purchase OF
law books 20 be added 60 the unit
veraity library. s3ills for 900
worth of new apparatus for Tie min
ing department. including ~ 81 500
stamp MILL we're allowed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
Judge Frazier
Goes Summing

Judge Frater, who presides over
the juvenile court, made a tour OF
Investigation. Thursday afternoon.
through the restricted district with
a view OF finding out with what
degree of freedom small boys were
allowed TO wander about in the ten
derloln. He discovered that young
STEERS from 10 years upward
swarmed about the place in droyes
selling papers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

WOMAN ARRESTED IN SALOON
BALLARD. Sept. "a woman
giving the name Nellie Gray. was
arrested by officer Nelson last
night charged with lettering in n
saloon. She was found In the LoG
Cabin saloon This Is the first ar
rest nsde In Ballard on this charge
for the past three weeks. or since
Mayor zoOk issued his orders "a
~ police 90 arrest every woman
found hanging roundesaloons o,
rustling trade In saloon boxeq
The woman was released ~ ball
furnished by Steve King.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 20 The
annual reunion OF the survivors Of
the Indiana Artillery association
opened here today at the armofy.
The attendance is large The bust
moss meeting was held this morning
and the afternoon Will be devoted 20
sightseeing and excursions. In the
evening thore will be n campfire At
the armory, with entertainment fur
nIshed by members Of the organiza-
ton. Tomorrow afternoon there
will be ball game and in the ovens
inaua band concert in the armory.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
SHELBY is HERE.

+. T.. Shelby, OF Boise, Idaho. who
was formerly vice president and
general manager Of the coast lines
OF tho Great Northern railroad. IL
visiting friends in Seattle. =
Mr.. Shelby. seeks a pcsltionSks a
member OF - Interstate commerce
commission. sAt0 shelby is well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

: WASHINGTON. Sept 20 Gener-
al Corbin cables from Manila that
an the officers and six passengers
aboard the coast guard boat Leyte
which was wrecked In the recent
fyphoon, are lost The temporary
shelter posts in ak places have also
been destroyed. The property dam
age in Manila Is about $4,000. The
telegraph system IL demoralized.
The loss of life IN the islands is
larger than at first supposed. The
loss 10 the hemp plantations Will
reach $4,000. The transport Rod
riguez Is ashore at Leguipl over
1000 people are homeless and many
arc dead In the Interior OF SNthar.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20 Sec
retary Taft left here for Washing
ion last night. We Will reach tho
national capital on Monday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
Hi11 arty Is now
Headed For Seattle

MOST DISTINGUISHED BODY o RAILROAD MAeNATEs AND
CAPTAINS INDUSTRY THAT EVER CAME TO THE
COAST WILL ARRIVE IN tn is CITY FRIDAY EVENING
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

at wenatehee and we're entertained
BY the local commercial club. After
visit 20 the Chelan county fair.
where Mr. Hill made a short speech.
the special left for Everett Al Ev-
erctt Mr. nm inspected the Great
Northern terminals The train left
last night for Vancouver. n. c.
The chamber Of commerce Al TIA
coma will entertain President Hill
and President Elliott At dinner at
tho union club on Saturday.
Mr. Hili aud bis party will be en-.
tertained at dinner on Friday even
Ing by the Rainier club. and a. ) 30
an Informal reception. 10 which =
large number OF representative
business men have been inyited. viii
be rendered In the club rooms The
dinner and reception. which we're to
have been given 20 Mr. HIN as the
eity's guest on Saturday evening
have been declared off. Mt. It'll
having telegraphed that tfsc limited
time At his disposal would not per
init OF these arrangements
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

HELENA. Mout. Sept. 20 Civil
service examinations for elevator
conductor. guard. stenographer and
typewriter ia the departmental
isthmian canal aud Philippine serv-
ice are held here today. The num-
Ter OF applicants 10 quite large.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
NEW MAYOR ron LONDON

LONDON. Sept 2e--Alderman
Walter Vaughn was elected lord
mayor today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29
1T RA/NED
SOME

A REAL LVg WATERFRONT
IS REPORTED TO HAVE
FRiskEp ACROSS GREEN
LAKE DURING THURSDAY
EVENINGS oELueE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

CAIRO. H. sept ls.-The private
bank Of G. y. Burnett 4 Sons at
Colorado. vas broken into ysster-
day BY burglars who wrecked the
vault and carried off between 5000
and 5000. The citizens set upon
the burglars and many shots were
exchanged. but the burglars es-
capped Bioodhounds we're pat upon
their TRAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-29

PARIS. sept 7s-The failure q
one q the biggest sugar houses IN
this city n announced n f. be-
iieyed the firm il one Of the cred
itora u jules taiuzot. who recently
failed for $4,000 coo
CHICAGO. SEPT 10 President
Ripley Of the Santa Re wna n wit
ness ia the interstate commerce
committee cases this morning.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 2s. De
posed Auditor sherflck was indlct-
ed arrested and released on bond
Of $50 900 this morning.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-04

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benz Suste i9 Sbnen nidt. bab i@
Sic beilen tdnn9"
ga, i9 peiB -. aber i9 babe
Tur4t, fold namenlpfe Sur6t...
S6om binberte lie ben SAB gu pol>
lenoen, aber aus Dem tiefen S9mer5,
Der auf ibrem @ntlib lag, las i9, mas
fe betpeste:
Sd nil Sean ni9t tpeniger iGDn
finoen, i9 mill ibn ni9t perIdfen. SD
bt4 i6n lieben!"
@enebiepe iaete 5Dgernb: r@9 i9
babe angft, Sic tbun mir peb, Ssrr
Spttpr!"
uWte fdnn man MIR 70 fur9tiGm
fein,". CAB 9ufant ibr ssrinsf9dBig
CUR Inttport. .Oas bGtten sic fi9
borber iiberleeen folen. Meinen sic
benin, i9 babe ni9t mebr gu tbunG =
&ommen sic pieoer, tpenn sic per@
niinftig getpproen iino!"
Sic lG6elte iber feinen Corn uno
nit Den 9Gnoen taftenb iu4te tie Die
Sbiir. Sufant CAB ibr ettoas unianft
Die S6irtlinfe in Die Sano uno
panote ii9 Damn untpiuig au mir:
vSasen sic Maoame De Slopine, mas
borgesansen. = Sd babe feline 3eit
mebr 5u perlteren."
unb CT flineelte, oab man einen an
oeren Patienten bereinfiibre. OILS i9
in bos @artesimmer e%intrat, itonb
@enepiepe neben Sean, Der tie in fiebe>
rtf9er 5aft ausfraete.
Sas @ntIis bon boIber 2iebe psr>
fldrt, fagte lie linn nit i6rer iiben,
froben Sttmme: uSaete i6 es Dir
niat glei6, Sean, aud i'd tarn nidt
eebeilt nerben."
Sas GeIi3t oes jungen Manres
iiberflog Elm gliidli6es 2d6eln.-Mu%
bame De Tlopiue beftete fruseno ibre
Iu1en auf mid.
@rgriffen bon Dem, mas ib geIeben
bate, fi6lte i6 mid nidt berufen, Die
erobnriitbiee, beroif6e 2ige bes MGb<
9enS gu perrathen. i'd fano ni6t Den
Mutb, felbft UNI Ser Wabrbett nilen,
nit einem @ort oas gauge grobe Slid
Der Geioen Ill serft0ren.
Sbne iiter oas llnre6t, oas i9 tes
ging. naG)suOenten, nidte i9 meiner
&ouIine beftGtiseno 81.
lnS nierals hatte i9 Die gebeime
Mitpiferf9aft an 9enepiepes 2iise gu
bereuen.