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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31
TRAIN AFFAIR
REGARDED
AS SERIOUS

Washington, oct. S1.-Administrstlon Of
ncials regard a. extremely serious the
news that Rear Admiral Charles ]. Train.
commanding the United States NAVAL
forces OF the Asiatic station. had been
assaulted by Chinese peasants near Nan
king n his son. Lieut.. Charles r. Train,
held as a hostage.
Neither the navy department nor the
state department received advices con-
hrming the story. but officials do not
doubt that tho facts as set forth I'm the
newspaper dispatches are substantially
true.
When the press reports were shown TO
Secretary Root and Secretary B~onaparte
dispatches were sent by them to China
asking for information. Secretary Root
Instructed Thornwell Haynes. the Ameri-
can consul at Marking, 20 make an I'M
mediate report. and Secretary parte
cabled 10 Admiral Train himself for In
formation.
There was ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
retaries Roo and Bonaparte about Z
O'clock this afternoon. and II Is supposed
that tho Marking AFFAIR was discussed.
The attack on Admiral Train and the
ensuing events IL likely 20 result In a
grave situation.
IL Lieut.. Train IL held az q prisoner, de-
mands will probably be made upon the
Chinese government for his immediate re-
lease, and II such demands do not bring
results. forcihle action may be necessary.
The United States governments policy
OF the open door in china and the
preservation OF the administrative entity
of the country will in no way be set aside.
II II IL necessary 20 assume a coercive
attitude I'm effecting the release OF the
American naval officer.
OFFICIALS UPHELD MOB.
An alarming feature Of the reports from
Marking is the attitude OF tho Chinese
authorities. who are represented as hav-
ing upheld the mob's action in attacking
Admirs Train and capturing his son.
Had either Admiral Train or Lieut.. Train
been placed under arrest by tn . authori-
ties for the accidental shooting OF a ma
tive. this phase OF the AFFAIR would be
regarded as serious, but the consent OF
the Chinese officials TO the ruling OF a
mob IS likely TO be- a chief cause OF com-
plant by this government TO China
This question was raised here yesterday
as TO the right OF Admiral Train TO land
marines at Npnking. but Il Is not doubted
that this point will be cleared up. az II
has always been the policy OF this gov
eminent 10 make use OF marines In pro.
tecting American citizens in countries
where there was no assurance that the
government could afford ample protec-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31

'Dey used ter say" said Uncle Eben,
dat Satan laid in walt fob folks, but
nowadays 70 pears like he's KEEP busy
by folks ringin' AZ his co oeh.'-Wash-
ington Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31

son at our command TO hasten In securing
the unity and coordination OF the power
OF the central government and 10 assure
the success OF measures for pacihcation
In all circles Of public life, which ore es-
sential to the we'll being OF our people.
1--WE, therefore. direct our government
10 carry out our inhexible will I'm the fol-
lowing tanner;
"First-To extend to the population the
immutable foundations Of civic liberty,
based on the real i~nviolability " person.
freedom of conscience. speech. union and
association.
"Second-Without s~uspending tho al
ready ordered elections TO the state Dou-
ma. 10 invite TO participation In the
Douma. so far as the limited time before
the c~onvocation Of the u will per-
NIT. those classes OF the population now
completely deprived OF electoral rights,
leaving the ultimate development OF the
principle OF the electoral right In general
to the newly established legislative order
OF things.
''Third-To establish a. an unchange-
able rulo that no law shall be enforceable
without the approval OF the state Douma
and that II shall he possible for the
elected of the people 10 exercise real par
ticlpation in tho superXision-nLthel a=
gality OF the acts OF the authorities APP
pointed by us.
1--WE appeal to all the faithful sons OF
Russia TO remember their duty toward
the fatherland. 10 aid in terminating these
unprecedented troubles and 20 apply all
their forces, in cooperation with us. TO
the restoration Of calm and peace upon
our natal soil.
Give at Peterhof, Oct. 20, in the 18th
year OF our reign.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31
QUARTERLY MEETING OF
BUTCHERS AND MARKETMEN

Last evening ia the smoking room ~
Infantry. hall tn. quarterly meeting OF the
Butchers. Grocefs and Msrketmen Wa
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31
RIVERSIDE.

Items OF news can be left az COTS res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31
0LNEYvILLE.
TalIoTs All Sing Same Song, So
Actor Eats at Friends Expense
Edward FoIey's Funeral. Clty'S
Fence Posts Burned.

Olneyville branch OF the Providence
News at Herernan's New Store. is
Hartford avenue. Telephone D-West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-10-31
CONSTITUTION GRANTED.

j. BleTDOuN .MVlbdhs Jlss aiNb pffAbt w
Perkins were with Finance Minister Ko-
kovsoff when the latter received the news.
II was n dramatic moment. The minister
was called to the telephone, and when ne
returned he was greatly agitated and
said:
gentlemen. the old order OF things
has changed. Russia has a constitution"
The news spread like wildhre through
out the city. The ~revolutionists and active
agitators generally declared loudly that
tho governments promises would no lon
ger suffice n that the strike must be
continued.
In fact. an hour after the news became
known the revolutioniSts took occasion 20
throw the first bomb IN 81. Petersburg
upsed since the strike cyan. The incident
occurred near the Polytechnic school, but
there was no fatality.
Practically all classes except the Social
lists and the extreme Radicals. however.
read the documents with delight and
amazement. declaring that II could not
fall to rally the Moderates TO the support
OF Count Wltte.
PLACARDED MANIFESTO.
n has been impossible To persuade the
striking printers 20 resume work. and
therefore not a single newspaper ex-
cept the official messenger will print the
momentous document tomorrow.
Arrangements nave been made TO pla-
card the manifesto UU uvery deHd wall IN
the city and Il will be telegraphed wher-
ever there Is telegraphic communication.
The effect throughout Russia Is ex-
pected 10 be instantaneous While the
extremists threaten an attempt TO keep up
the present struggle. the best opinion IL
that the backbone OF the strike Il broken.
but IN the FINAL analysis the effect will de-
pend on how far Count Witte viii be able
to execute The heavy task which he has
assumed.
some persons hlsh in government be.
, 1905-09-07
sTRAYED. SIS REWARD

One gray mare branded 20 ON
left hip. Bay geldiug v ON right
jaw. Bay %yearllng colt, branded
O on left hip and same on thigh.
50 II head for each one, or Sl5 for
all three delivered at w T. Perry.
ans ranch at Riverside.
S-10-1w Mike Hanlev.
, 1905-09-07

If the Sun looks like there was
something the matter with it don't
blame the Editor as he is away and
will be unable to account for the
"doings' and sayings for the next
three weeks. Editor Crawford left
Friday for Oregon and California to
be absent three weeks and we are al
ready looking forward to his return.
, 1905-09-07
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER, l.l905

MINING. SMELLING, IRRIGATION,
RECLAMATION. SUGAR BEET CTLTI-
WALTON, TRANSFORMATIONS AND
POWER PROSPECTS,. ARE THE INDUS
TRIAL PRIZES YET UNCLAIMED IN
SARATOGA AND THE VALLEY OF THE
UPPER PLATTE. FIRST COME FIRST
SERVED.
, 1905-09-07
NOTICE

Ladies! | will be in Saratoga
about September 18th with IA nice
line OF Pattern hats also latest styles
in street and walking hats and caps,
If | do not have what you want, will
he pleased to take your order.
N.3l-2w Mrs. \. A, Ashley
, 1905-09-07

Judging from the fuss that some of
the guests are making, that We're
present at the Home Grown Dinner
Of Maj. Bell on the Little Laramie
River last week, they surely were
never permitted to get next to IL
square before. All we are mad
about, is that we didn't get our feet
under the table too She must have
been a little the SWEETEST ever.
, 1905-09-07

buy and sell any old thing from
a wheel barrow to a 5000 acre ranch.
Hurry up. d. S. Crawford
, 1905-09-07
A Slam.

"Blankly doesn't approve OF his
wife's literary ambitions. duoS he"
What makes YOU think So"
He calls her the authorize. DE.
truit Free Press.
, 1905-09-07

am right.in the front rank with
some Of the finest ranches in the
country. If you want to buy OF sell,
get busy. ID. S. Crawford.
, 1905-09-07
FOR SALE.

A leather covered couch and ii or
ner china closet for sale, cheap for
cash. Apply at
If. Episcopal rectory.
, 1905-09-07

Notice No hunting or shooting on
our ranch allowed. Any body caught
will be prosecuted to the full extent
OF the law. Ii. G. Paulson
7-G.t-f John Quealy
, 1905-09-07

The Uintah Reservation opening
will only he drop in the bucket com
pared with that of the Shoshone
opening to take place next June in
this state, when it comes to size and
quailitie Of the land. 1t is estimated
from the drawing that just passed
that there will be no less than 100.
600 people register at the opening Of
the reserve in this state and that
means that about one out of every
eleven men that draw will have Il
change to get one of Uucle Sans
choice peices of land disted up in 100
acre tracts that is worth III pre in value
than twice that amount in the tiutah
, 1905-09-07

Yes Teddy did it. He is the man
that pushed peace to victory Just the
same as he has pushed everything
else on to the right track and keep
them there. What Il power the Unit
ed States is and what IA power Pres
ident Roosevelt is getting To be, if we
get four more years of him what
would the world think of us. When
he said peace, to the warning Nations
they listened. What would they have
done a Few years ago if Uncle Sam
would have done the same thing
They would have Just simply ignored
us entirely. But woe be unto him
who dose not heed the timely warn.
ing of President Roosevelt.
, 1905-09-07
New Goods Coming

Don't forget that we also carry a full
line of the best groceries as well as
shelf hardware. We have a few wagons
still, and you know we are selling them
at cost.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

supposed that Hoke had been re-en-
forced. General CoX's story of the day
is that the commanding officer of the
expedition, General Schofeld, ordered
him (CoX) after he had secured a lodg-
ment upon Eagle island to draw back
and ferry his troops to the east bank
Of Cape Fear river to re-enforce Terry.
Being convinced from what he bad
seen on the west bank, General Cox
says that he purposely delayed obey
ing orders promptly, put one brigade In
motion and reported the circumstance
fully to his superior. The river bank
being lined with swamps it was mid
night of the 21st before CoX's couriers
reached his headquarters with fresh
directions from Schofield. The chief
approved CoX's action, although he had
sent repeated orders to him to recross
the river and support Terry in an at
tack on HOSE. These orders had been
the more urgent the afternoon Of the
21st because Hoke resumed the ag-
gressive at that time as n cover to his
anu Tie VI w IL
mington to it's fate. General Hoke
marched away during the night, and
Terry's troops followed up. entering
the city at the dawn Of Washington's
birthday.
Wilmington having been secured as
a base for Sherman in case of need
General Schofield turned his attention
to securing better one at Newbern
N. c.. then in Federal possession. but
cut off from Goldsboro. where Sher-
man was expected to halt by Confed.
crate post at Kingston. Leaving Terry
In command Of Wilmington. Schofield
detached General Cox to Newbern to
open the road to Goldsboro. This was
effected after a stubborn battle at
Kingston. and Schofield united the col
umn under Terry with Shermans army
at Goldsboro with communications
open to both Newbern and Whining.
ton. GEORGE l.. KILMER.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21
THE CAPTURE OF WILMINGTON
February %, 1868
Copyright. 1905, by G. l. Kiimer.l


YVYILAIINGTON, n. c., the las,
WV port of the Confederacy to
he closed against blockade
runners. fell Feb. 90, 1865
as a sequel to the Federal capture of
Fort Fisher on Jan. 15. Before the col
lapse Of Fort Fisher, the grim sentry
at the mouth Of Cape Fear river, Gen
eral Schotield had been ordered to bring
the Twenty-third army corps from
Tennessee to North Carolina with a
view to securing Il base for Sherman,
who was to march northward through
the Carolinas.
After the fall of Fort Fisher VIII
mington's defense rested with Fort An
derson, on the west bank of Cape Fear
river, and force of Cenfederates, led
by General IIoke, posted on the east
bank below the city. Uniting the vic
tors at Fort Fisher. under General Ter
ry. with his own men from the west
Schofield attempted to march up the
east bank and cross near the city.
Finding the route difficult owing to
storms ard high tide, he transferred
two divisions. led by General Cox and
General AmeS. the last among the cap
tors of Fort Fisher, to the west bank
near the village Of Smithville and be-
Iow Fort Anderson.
Admiral Porter's warships had from
time to time bombarded Fort Anderson
at long range and renewed their fire as
the land force advanced. General Cox
took the lead in the march upon the
fort and on the 18th got within two
miles of the outwOrks, his line resting
upon Cape Fear river and in communi-
revealed to General Cox line of Con-
federate infantry well intrenched lead
ing from the bank of the river to the
foot of OrtOn pond, lake several miles
long. Owing to the protection Of this
body of water the trenches could not be
turned except by a leng march The
line was further protected by abatis
and manned with field artillery, which
kept up rapid fire of shrapnel when
ever the Federa's showed within range
Two of Geneia! Cox's brigades were
intrenched in front of Fort Anderson,
and two others marched for the head
of Orton pond, distance of fifteen
miles, 1t was night when the column
reached the causeway at the head Of
the pond. The enemy resisted General
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21
GENERAL cox's ATTACK IN PoNTooN BOATS.

GENERAL CoX'S ATTACK IN PoNTOON BOATS.
cavalry, but this was finally outtlank
ed, and the troops passed the swamp
to high ground beyond. Throughout
the day the fleet kept up a rain of fire
upon Fort Anderson. and the Confed-
crates abandoned the place during the
night, leaving ten pieces Of heavy ar
tillery to the enemy.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21
"A VERY GOOD INVEsTMENT-Aj HOME IN RANDALL COUN
Cold Storage Bill.

WIN CCOAoS N " DlAA
Following is the text of sen.
ate bill No. A, by Terrell and
Chambers, familiarly known as
''the cold storage bill," which
has been approved by the gov
ernor:
Section l. If any person,
firm or association of persons,
agent or employe of any person,
firm or association of persons,
who are engaged in the business
or occupation of keeping or
storing spirituous, vinous or in
toxicating liquors for others
within any county, justice pre-
cinct, subdivision of county,
city or town in which the sale of
spirituous, vinous and intOx-
icating liquor has been prohlb bit
ed under the laws of this state
shall permit any one to drink
spirituous, vinour or intoXicat
ing liquor within such place of
business, such persons, firm or
association of persons, agents or
employees, shall be deemed
guilty of misdemeanor.
Sec. 3. If any person, firm
or association of persons, or any
agent or employe, shall be found
guilty of the above offense they
shall be punished by a fine in
any sum not less than twenty
FIVE dollars (S25) and by conine-
ment in the county Jail for not
less than sixty days"
".".o.o.n.o.".,.o.n."."o.
st Petersburg clings fondly to
the idea that Admiral Togo was
altogether ignorant OF 'Ropest
vensky'S approach to the China
sea and that the present Rus
sian layout has the Jap dazed.
Not before the showdown will
the pitiab BILE denseness of the
Russian come home to him.
.m.r.n.n.o.n...n.n.r.n
The legislature adjourned
Saturday without making pro
vision for either the deficit in
funds or the necessary running
expenses of the State govern
ment. The governor immediate
|y called special session to
remedy this condition, his call
requiring Legislature on these
TWO subjects only-an addition
al ad valorem taXand appropria-
ton for actual expense of the
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

Messrs Joe Sherman, Bell Reed
and - Dillworth, were among the
Lubbock men going through here
Sunday to attend the Cattlemen's
----~-.:.e.
Convention at Amarillo.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21
News Roll of Honor.

Under this heading will be found
the amounts received on subscript-
ion to the News during the past
week, and names of the parties
paying. This will serve as re-
ceipt to those of our subscribers for
warding money by mail.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

For Sale-Two Jersey cows,
extra mixers, 3 years old, one will
be "fresh" about last of April, the
other about May IS. These are
good four-gallon COWS. Inquire at
this office or call or write the own.
er. K. F. MCRAE,
Taggart, Texas.
.sHsussts snsusnsnsus"
Try the News for job Work.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

student become thorough Grammar and Rhetoric
Arithmetic, principle Algebra, demonstrate proposition
Geometry learn Latin become proficient study we'll the
Canyon City school elsewhere speciality of all grades
primary to the college department.
brick building convenient, comfortable and commoous
A. ERNSBERGER. A. NJ. Supt.
B. F. HODGES,
BOARD EDUCATION:
L. r. LESTER,Pres. B FRANK BUIE Sec and Treas
G. LONG, VIC BAIRD. J.C PPKIN, w.
E. A
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

Beef cattle prices on hoof
have advanced over a dollar
per hundred weight in the last
month.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

Steer cattle are up from last
year some two dollars per head
in the Angelo country.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

The price of stock cattle has
advanced from one to two dol
lars per head on the south Texas
ranges.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

Fulton Brown shipped a car O.
hogs from Unbarger Saturday.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

Jas. B. Posey, cashier of the
First Natl. Bank at Floydada, and
his son, Walter S. Posey, cashier
of the First Natl. Bank, Lubbock,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T. Lester, on their way to at
tend the Panhandle Bankers Con-
vention at Amarillo Monday.
One of the best crowd catcherS
in Amarillo Monday and Tuesday
was a medicine Montebank whose
most interesting exhibit consisted
of the different varieties of worms.
stomach and tape, he claims to
have taken from the natives in and
about the town.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

Sheriff Penny and county clerk
Stubs of Lubbock were in town
Monday, going to the big blowout
at Amarillo.
usnsus"sususnsusususu.ns.u
Mrs. Johnnie Howell visited
Amarillo yesterday.
Judge l.. S. Kinder of Pl ainview,
at Amarillo among the bankerS'Mon-
day, passed through, here Tuesday
on his return home.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1905-04-21

Witherspoon & Cough.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

neues So ittel &C.
gen Seefranfbeit t. Or. 2ez
grand, elmer Ger beriibmten fransOii=
f6en MarineGrate, bat Elm einfa9es
unO babel bod pirtiames Mtttel &C.
gen bie Seefrantbeit s~efunben. 6,
ldbt bur9 Elm pei4es 8ano Die Inter
lsibstpano auiammenprefen, po6urd
cine @erf9tebung Der @ingepeioe Der:
binoert miro. Die unterIuduneen
Ste 2egrano anseftelt bat, baben er:
seben, ba5 bas Mittel Bel IS proaenl
Der 6dne ge9olfen bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26

ais 9austbtere,
MAS fir Die bsuti6en &inoer Die Stat,
fdfer iinb. bas iino fir Die Suseno in
8eneotg, Stalien, Die 9riGen. Sis
Gruht6Gnbler brin9en Tie IN fleiner
8in~fentdfigen, an benen elm paar Ga
latbldtter ober 8eeren iteden, auf Der
Martt, no lie i9nea begierise @bne9=
mer finoen. 9ie &inber bGngen oit
&dftge Dor Sic 5eniter oosr tragen IL
nit ii9 berum unb iingen babel IN
elmer anmutbigen Melooie mad oel
DIRT Der ainoerlieoer6en:
,@rine, Grille bonn Siiael.
g mirb he1, heb bsine Sliigsl,
Tlieae leis, idou tast eS bier,
@ri0e, Grille, fomm nit mirl"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-05-26
NDmtnattpnen
Ser Hepublifaner bon Ohio.

p o u m b u 3, %, rs. Wat. -
Die republitanii4e staatsfonbent:on
1T o6ne ole electromagnetic gri9ei.
nuneen b~erlaufsn. gemsrfenstpertb
mar b69fe1s bic ginmatbigtsit, bic
BET ben Nominationen fur bic Serbft=
ruablen urb Der Mnnabms ber plat=
form berrf9te.
Sas Sidet, bas aufsefteat tpurbs
mar felt Monaten betannt.
Ollie Wominationen erfolaten bur9
affirmation. Sic inb:
@ouberneur, Mpron 8. Serrid;
0i3s.8 uubsrneur, 4nbrsp 8. 9arris;
&i9tsr bss Obsrssri9ts, @iliam s.
Sabis; @eneralsN npalt, @abe s..
ellis; Staats=S 9abmeitsr, %. g.
We3innon; Witslisb Der gsb6roe fir
bHsntli9e Mrbeiten, @iliam 2irtlep.
Die platform. tpsl9s bic Contention
annabm, beuest fi9 In ben 2inien Der
Hational=p latform unb Der Stats
platfOrm bonn Sabre 1904.
IS bsibt in bsrislb.n: v@ir bleibsu
Bel ben @runofdbsn bes S9ubes Der
ameritanii9en Nrbeit uno Der anerita.
nif@sn Snbuftrie. Wir slaubsn, bab
Der @Onsreb @eisss srlufsn iolts, Boz
NIT ameritanii4e S&ihe nit amerifa-
nii4en Matroien amsrifanii9e Yro.
butte iber ole Wsere TRACER, unb bur9
ben panamasS anal, ben bic gereinig-
ten Staten isbt bauen. Die amerita.
nii9e Jlotte foute allen grforoerniheu
entipre&en. Wir inb ffOl3 auf ben
fstigen Jortidritt in Der ameritanifi-
runs u%nierer Sniular6efBunsen unb
auf bic wa9ienbe Ma9t unieres 9ans
beg. ben 5rieben 3u foroern."
SnbufrieIGes parIamen t.
abinstun, Is. Wai. -
Dos ySnoufriele Parliament bes Sh.
bsns" bsrtaste fi9 bsute unb tuirb in,
Ottober In elmer Stabt bes Shbens
suiammentreten, bic bur9 @cuberneur
@lenn bon Worb.Gdrolira ali beffim=
men lit.
Sn ben &eiolutionsn, tpel9e arge.
nommen uuroen, miro bic &egierung
eriu9t, i'm Stben Snlanotandle ar3r,=
lesen unb bic Gltfe unb Sdfen gu psr=
befern. Sobann iOa ieoer Staat Elm
ginwanoerungs=gu Bureau erri9teu. Der
prdioent bes parlaments tpirb ermd9-
tigt, Elm @omits gu srnsnner, bag BIZ
gOrtbeile, 5~ilfsquslen unb ssgsntpdr=
tigeu geSirfni1e bes Sibens in cine,
S4rift nieberle9t uno 3uiammsn init
benz grseutib. @omite ben plan 3u cine,
permanenten Organization entwirft.
S9lisBli9 tpiro aud benz Bureau fiji,
GOrfpifeni9aft geoantt fur feline Ct.
bebungen unb &atbIdldge our grbal:
tuns Der Gorte beg Siosns.
Sen. tIImartb erunglRdt t,
@barle # o n, e. g., Is. Mat
Gls gunbesfenatOr Benjamin q. Sill
man bon ben STANDARDIZATION be-
South @arslina go.g educational Sn'
fitute" iu gosefielb mad feinem Ssiml
in Srenton 3~uridfubr, tiir3te Der go
gen einen Damn binab unb Der Sena'
tor erlitt swsi b6ie 8etlsBungsn Obsr
auf benz 2opfe unb berf9ieoene Duet
fdungen.
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a1oere iunge Same, bic fit ebenfaQ!
In Der gquipa9e befanben, tamen o5n
VerleBuns babon.