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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
CRAFTY LEP|NE
.DEAN0F.ST|U|D|..E.|N'T.S: I { ! | !:
Project Of Police Of Paris Be-
comes Life Member Of
Association.
WILL LEAD DEMONS TRATl0Ns
Remarkable Sight Of Chief
8 Marching Against His
Own Police.

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald)
Copyright, by the Eew York Herald SD
PARIs, April If 'ollowing up the diplot-
matlc attitude he observed during the. the
recent Latin Quarter effcrvescence nj.
5Leplne, the Prefect OF Police. has become
q life member of the Students Z. Assocla-l As Sc @
ton. sending that body donation OF s0ofs
$40. NJ. L,epine thus becomes the dean Q +
Paris students, as which lie should he nov nov
lead all their demonstrations and head le
their professions. Il
5is difficult to fancy the Prefect lead
ing the way against his own police, put
perhaps this Is precisely what M Lep!no h
wants.
That Forthcoming visit to Paris Of a
delegation of German students has caused
much discussion among the members OF
the local students committee. naturally
on account Of the visitors being from
over the Rhine M But It is said that q
compromise has been reached on the ul,-
derstanding that no German flags be
displayed here. The delegation will ar
= rive to-day. ss " f5.T5 s. 2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
ALL Do HONOR
TO AMBASSADOR: ] {; j:
Premier, Archbisllops and Noble
Lords 10 Attend Farewell
Banquet to Mr.. Choate.
WHITE RECEIVED BY KING
General Porter Pursuing Search
for Body Of John Paul
Jones.
Especial Gable 10 The Times.D Dispatch and

q /. 4f = / 4
Especial Gable 10 Tho Times. Dispatch and
~ New York HeraldD
Copyright by the Now York Herald Co.)
d. LONDON, April 1.--For8 tho farewell
banquet to Mr.. Choate. United States
Ambassador, at the Mansion House on
Friday. May 9TH, which tho Lord Mayor
is offering to His E,xcelency In the name
of the city. a distinguished company has
accepted invitations, including the Prime
Minister, Sir Henry Campbell Banner
mann, Marquis OF Land sdowne, a, Lord
Rosebery, Lord Ashhourpe, the Right
Hon. Austen Chamberlain, the Right Hon.
John Morley, Sir Hetrsy, Fowler, the Right
Hon. Ji. Bruce the Right Hon. Walter
Long, the Archblshops OF Canterbury and
York, the Duke OF Wellington, the Lord
Chef Justice. the Master Of the Rolls,
LorA Rothschld, the Speaker OF the House
Of Commons v;;scaunt Goschen, Mr.. AL
fred Austin, Mr.. Thomas Hardy, -4r.
Rudyard & Kdpling, General Sir John
French, Sir, Hubert Parry, Sir Alexander
Mackenzie. Sir Edward Edgar and Lord
James, OF Hereford 81 Il
s$t Mr.. Henry White, on his return to Lon
don from America this week, called at
Buckingh ham Palace and was received in
audience by the King, Il who desired TO
see him before HIS departure for. Italy
Mr.. White has not yet d efintely settled
the date on which he will leave England,
but 1t will probably be bel fore the end Of
next week. Il & az s,3 n {Ss
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
.vVAITED.LONGFOR
Trumpet BLAST
Staffordsl,ire Folk, Excited BY.
Predictions, Prepare Seriously
for End the World.
OF b WOMAN sATSUP ALL NIGHT.
Great Torrey-Alexandcr Mission.
at End-Has Resulted i'll
Serious Financial Loss.

= + ID. . < q IL = i
Especial Cable to.SThe Times. Dispatch and
Now York Herald)
Copyright, BY the New York Herald coit
LoNDoE n. April THE Torrey- -Alexai1- N:
der Mission In Albert TIa II, of which very,
little has been heard lstely. is now at an
end. - l
1t is assorted by the mission that es9,6oo
people have attended the eighty one SER
vices. but the mission has resulted in a
serious financial Joss. The expenses have
run into S, 500 pounds tsy7, 500, while only
between 1000 pounds 1oooo) and 5000
pounds (s1e, ,oo) has been collected.
senseless predictions by so-called religi-
Gus seers that the end OF the world was
near, which certain Sta ffordshire papers
were foolish enough to print have resulted
rather seriously ot.certain ignorant peo-
pie. @ .s.sss4 III &
s An old woman; int Handsforth sold all
her furniture and spent the night in her
garden so that she light be ready for
the great event. N " n 94is
sS a domestic serva n threw lup her situa-
,tion,s 30 that she might go home to die with
4 her relatives, and IA young man was SO
convinced that there & would 4 be no II to-
morrow reckonih hgf that he OBJ talned very
limited supplies of II food and drink on
credit, only to find events did not shape
according to the pred lot ions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
WONDERFUL NEW.LAND
0F PROMISE | !. \ |. /: ! IS ] Found
No Healthier Country Exists il
5 World Impossible to
be III There.

Especial Cable to The Times . spatch and
New York Herald) isi
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz
LONDON. April "A ASwonderful Land Of
promise, the land where one cannot be Ill,
has been discovered by Maj jor a. ST. John
Gibbons, who was In charge OF tho COM
mission sent out to examine the tract or
tcountrI In East Africa offered by tho
British government for tho purpose of a
Zion Hebrew settlement. 3
Major Gibbons, who has Just returned
to England. says 1t consists OF what Is
known as Cues, w. Gulshu, and Is a
plateau comprising five thousand square
miles. There are no settled natives on
the plateau. @ s,9l
II No healthier country exists in the
world 1t seems impossible to be III there,
and is an Ideal region for awhite set
tlement. Children can be reared with
perfect safety. There are no mosquitoes
and very fine pasture land abounds.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
COMING To CURE
SUFFERERS !: !. s HERE !. | {:
.London's Famous specialistTili II.
Eye Diseases on Way to
United States.
MANY ANXIOUS TO BE TREAT ED E!
Physician Is Noted Chess Player
and Lived Z Some I Years
in Canada.
Special Cable to The Times. Dlspatc an and
@. New York HernidO 4

$fspecia, Cable to Tho Times plspa tch ana
New York Herald)
Copyright. by the New York Herall }ec
LONDON, April 7.---One OF the most s't IN
tetcsting of the weeks passengers ' rs s5 - -
America is DR.. Stephen Smith, the "a
n,ou. London specialist in eye diseases
who is now on his way TO. New y York TX { on
tho Teuionic. Dr. Smiths visit to tAme erlca ca
4 is due primarily to the efficiency o. - " 9
American consulate service. The Amer1- a 2 sl;l'
f can Consul In London sent 4 report q At OF
IL. stephen Smiths new treatment Tor
myopla. astiCmatism and other eye eu1s ols-
ca scs to Washington. It appeared IN one m
Of the State papers. with the result that I,
hundreds Of letters reached Dr. u ot.l,n tnal.
4 from Americans who were suffering from
some OF the diseases which he u had 20
{ successfully .combatted. There came to
him through the courtesy Of the American
4 Consul in London, and Dr. Smith speaks als
Sin terms OF the highest a admira ton OF the
{ efficiency OF the depar rtment, which alo-
parently has eyes for everything.
AS Americans who wish to consult him
could not comet 10 Europe, Dr.. Smith re-
solved to- 20 them, and a medical friend
SAYS Of Dr. Smith, that during the two or
three months he proposes to remain IN
New York he VII make; his headquarters
4 the Fifth Avenue Hotel. q. ~
f Dr.l Sml n Is a tied chess player. and
Eone yearH3won the champ pionship OF the
+ City Chess Club. lie comes Of a med: cal
family. All OF his brothers are medical
men. AS small boy he was taken to
Canada and lived there for some years,
but his father subsequently returned to
England. ]. and Dr. Smith studied medicine
at the famous "a London Hospital. and
has studied his specialties Of the eyes,
ears and nose It many OF the leading
centres OF medicine learning in England
+ and on the Continent. h sss4s E Is 's3Ss
Mr. and Mrs. Jay 5Iohipps and Miss Amy
Phipps have left London for America.
& Accomp panying them IS Captain the Hon.
Frederick Guest, Who proposes to spend
several months in the United States 7,
Captain Guest. who Is unmarried, is the
third son Of Lord and Lad W Ny1mborne,
and Is In I he First Life Guards.
81 J and Alrs. Marshall Roberts have
also lef for New ork, where Mr.. Roberts
owns valua Bile house property sSsf 3iss ss!
During their absence in the United
States r Lad y Murray, Mrs. a Roberts,s
mother, will take care OF her little grand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MAN sWRESTLED III ON;
4! NOW I'm I HOSPITAL

Special II Gable to The ~ Hmes- Dispatch and
5sssii 3a74i5 New York Herald.) Is n ;5
M tCopyight, BY the New York II Herald CO..
I PARIS. April II. ostock has recently
been preparing a series OF sensational
wrestling matches between man and q
lion, but durln g a rel hearsalit his week the.
lion hugged the MAJ, al 50 50 i. i hard blood
spurted from the man s sllou!lder. y,
The lion enjoyed the sport 50 much e that
she furt her cla wed the mans arm badly
Y and rolled him over and over.
The man has been aiken to the hospital
I'M q. dangerous condition. More than
forty wounds were FOUND on various
parts Of his body. ,lss Z 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
FINGER Marks ON WINE |
Bottle BETRAYED HIM
Mark Twain's 'Pudd'n Head
Wilson Resuscitated in
Real Life in Paris.
Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch an
z New York Herald)

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
New York lierald.)
tcopyrisht by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, April MARK Twain's 'Pudd'n
Head Wilson, was resuscltated in real
life in Paris. ls
Last February an old woman. Mn1e.
Niche, was murdered at Asnercs. and tho
police. while seeking a clew to the mur-
.derer, found half empty wine bottle on
a shelf with the print Of two fingers,
probably left there by the assasslns.i
who drank the wine after the crime. 4
M. Bertillon photographed the marks,
which have now been found to corre-
spo,tl with those Of Jean Gale. who was
suspected Of having committed the crime.
Gale was Immediately arrested. His guilt
Is considered proved.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Diplomat Changes in Paris. .#S

Special Gable The Times Dispatch and
New York Herald
Sss Copyright. Il by the New York Herald t0) at
PARIS, April n .7, Mo G Corrlick, who
si s. to succeed g Geperal ter as AM
sbassadors in Parts, as 4 tteen paying n
flying visit 4hsre1ett 1etto select a house for an
embassy. He has found al suitable man
sion in the shionable Quail Debilly, on
J the right bank OF the Seine. Between the
Grand Palias and the Trocad ero. This will
be convenient both for official and social
functions, as II not very far from he
Quai# d Orsayg palace that shelters the
French Ministry Of Foreign Affairs. Mr..
Mccormick will arrive here definitely on
April 2Sth. @
General Porter. In he meanwhile, Is
pursuing his search for Paul Jones's body
He has Just found anoth ther leaden coffin
with a. copper plat on It. bearing an in-l
{scription which. on being decipherc1.
showed that It was the coffin Of AN Eng
sldshnlal1 who died seven years before the
naval hero 5s gss5.l s5 5Si3 #
e Colonel A. I: BaillyS 1 Blanchard declares
that the search will be actively prosecu-
ted until It meets with success.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MUCH DlsCU CUssION OVER E|'' d.
LOUVRE'S 81 YER TEAPOT

s{snecia1 Cable to Tho & Times Dispatch and
New York Herald.) ID 4. .%%
l83 1r.onvrIq1,t. by5 the New York Herald CO.
PARis, April IA celebrated silver tea n
;not ini8. the Louvre of markably fine
workmanship, and dicated as OF Iiindoo Ntl
origin has now been found to be the work or s
OF the French silversnlths. Auguste and
10 seph FanniereT who were the official
spurveyors OF Napoleon III. The teapot
1ure of boil, brothers in ARABIC. !. /, 5
b The authorities are now puzzle as to
how the object was obtained, e as there
lis no record Of the purchase I'M tho mu-
scum archives. 5yS 8. s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
.sANDIBAG TELL; MIGHT
have BEEN PASSENGER. 5: \ [: ]
.Reroplane Began to- Pitch and
Then the Gable
Snapped.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch and
Nav York Hernd)
(copyrsht, by the New York Herald COD ).
PARIS, April "A timely measure OF
prudence prevented a probable loss Of
life in All experiment this week with
NJ. Ernest Archdeacon's aeroplane at
Issy-les- -Moullneaux. Tho object Of the
trial was to ascertain lf It Is possible TO
raise the aeroplane by means Of an auto 'l'; \
mobile.
The aeroplane placed on rails. was at
tached to a forty horsepower aud nobile,
but at the last moment the passenger was
replaced by q sand bag. The apparatus
SCARED upward. but soon began to pitch.
Then tho cable snapped and the sand bag,1
like new 1carlus. fell among the ruins
of the acceptance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
COMPLETE EDITION OF
. WORKS / OF VICTOR HUGO

Especial q Cable ia The n Times -Di ispatch and
3is tss 57 New 7 Yorls Herald y S5i
"a (Copyrtsht. by the New Yorlr Herald COD 9:
y PARIS, April / The first volume has
just been published OF a final ed ition3 OF
Victor Hugo's works, edited by NJ. Paul
NIeurlce, In, forty volumes.
& For ALMOST all his works Hugo wrote
a number OF spag ges. eventually suppressed.
He kept the manuscript, h owever. ard
the new edition comprises them y. also
Hugo original drawings. 81 a 3 Les Miser-
.ables', and g Les avnilleurs de Ia Me -
have new chapt ers no v, ard the former
book a new preface. fs 3s.Sa "a s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
.BERNHAROT TO
A.C'iTE0R | MENDEsI. | |: \ IS
Historic Quarrel Forgotten and an
n Reconciliation Of Actress aid
5.38 Author is Complete.
PLANS FOR BIG AUTO RACE. + &c
Frencl, Eliminatory Trials Will.
Take Place june. 15tll-Ssiitc
y for Exposition des Sports.

Especial Gable to Tho Times Dlspa ten ana ana
New York Herald.l *
M (Copyright. by the New yprk Herald COD K
PARIS, Saturday, April Mime. sarai1
Bertha rdt and NJ. Catulles Mendcs, a
prominent dramatic author, have been
reconciled. This is the scnsaiion q tho
week 8in Paris theatrical circles. Actress 8
and author qlarrelled some years pso
oven the lattcrs new play. sainte
5Therese. which was never given Now ,t'
Nine. Bcrnl1ardt has engaged TO perform 'tt
II, d condition OF the now contract being
forfeit Of 1b 0of. ts5.oog) II she again. Al
fall. NJ. Mendes has promised to use
the money. should he, get II. 70 help young
poets. @
4. N. hi SPorei. mana ger OF the Naudeyille
Theatre. divorced husband Of Nine. R g \
Jane. has Just given a lecture on theatri:-,
cal things In general. He says tnat$i t
is especially5to be regretted that the prices
\ OF seats in most theatres iss quite be- be-.
yond;the pocket OF the ordinary demand.
This, he declares. slowing to the ex-i
orbitant salaries demanded by stars.
s8 AZ. ,Poral says he believes in era tutious
performances at a subventioned theatre
sofs classic plays and suggests that tickets
for these be distributed In factories and
schools.
Automobile Clubs Plan.
The French Automobile Club has de-
cided On June 16tn for the French eli- ,!f- Il
rnenta ry trials and July for the race for '2'r
the international cup. All leading auto
@ynob,la firms ore now entered for eff.
2m,1,entary trials except the Afors Com
,pauy. Tho Hotchkiss and Dc Dietrich
spcople came into the fold this week. En-;
tries close to-day s Ii sS RI
The Automobile Club de France has
decided to choose five automobiles to rep-!
resent IT. In the Vand erbiltS cup. These!
five Will be those which make the best
showing In the eliminating trials for the
international cup 4 This d ecision has been
Ia ken. ii, view Of the large nunber Of
entries for the great American contest. test
Site for Exposition.
The question as to the site for the
Exposition des Sports for 1897 has been
the subject OF much discussion lately.
SThe$ chief supporters OF the E exposltio lon.
want the Champ de AIars.Swith a perma-i
entsbuildins. The .Mnnici cipal Council OBJ
sjectssto this, though. shing TO conserve
5tfle present plan Of a fine park for this!
historic ground ss
There are many advocates OF the bagR-i
ttelle grounds in8 the Bois de Boulogne,
but there are many objections to this
also, as 1t would possibly result in a, de-
probation Of the beau Of this lovely
place. si III
The Municipal Council is still debating
the question. but a t present It seems
likely that bagatelle will be selected.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
PRINCE THROWN FR0 M
I, AUTOMOB lie ! N PARIS

a Especial Gable to Tho Times Dispatch ID and
ewF J. ork Herald.) f
s3s Copyright. y by the New York Herald Coz II
& PARIS. u April 1.---Prdnce lexandre5 de:
8Wagram son Of the Primo 9 de e Nagram.i
while "A going from 81 5saint-Cyr to the;
Chateau de Grosbols In his automo bile.
the ler day, met with an accldcn at
SChoisy- -Roi i ii being thrown from his
machinefat a. sharp turn In the road. ..35s8 55
4 He was taken to the Chateau de- Gros-5
sbois3 by carriage, where It was learned
that his injuries were limited to bruises.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
WHO Il. West / COssACKs
TAKEN FOR .lD||E!sE:RTER!s'. D !! !: |
Part of Buffalo Bills Circus.
Train Causes Big Sen
sation in Paris.

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch ana
New York Herald.) 95
Copyright, by the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, April 4. rwelve Cossacks :nr--.5
rived at the Care du Nord with arms and
baggage the other day. and a srunao ap-.
idly circulated that they were deserters
from the Russian army. who had refused
to 80 to Manchuria. 4.
Thereupon NJ. Georges Clenenceau and
other editors published articles urging
that. as even the Cossacks were now; de-.
serting, Russia would surely fall to raise,
a new army. h 4, IA.
These editorial writer's we're the object
OF much banter when, tho next5day It
was announced that the Cossacks, far
from being deserters. were on their way
to take part in Buffalo Bill's Wild Vest
Show, +, 5 IA VAC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
MANIA FOR sPO|L|NG
C0sTUMEs..0F women.
Strange New Species of crimi-
nal Appears on Paris
Boulevards.

Especial Liable to The Tines- Dispatch and
New York Herald.)
Copyright By the New York Herald Coz
PARIS, April We'll dressed women.
have frequently been victims Of late Of
persons with a manila for spelling their.
costumes. One OF these individuals was
taken redhandcd this week on the boule-.
Yards. n n
Some days ago a smartly dressed wo-
man noticed a man following her. and
took refuge In an omnibus, but the indl-5
syjdual entered and seated himself beside
herr then left the vehicle almost 1mme-8
diately, .Ssis8 Z,
on arriving at her home tho Woman
found a. large smca r of oil on her dress
While walking on the boulevard with her
husband tuesday the woman felt some
one touch her dress, and, on turnng, M
her costume with oil; SO she gave nj MN
into cust tody. I'D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

MISTAKE B CHEMlST
eau USESs ANS DEATH

Especial Cable to The u Times Dispatch and
Il 49, 80 New York Herald , r
3fs Copyright by The New York Herald Goa Il,
PARIs, April II lie Thochani, I ad-
.jutant OF the Twenty seventh Regiment
of illery, was to undergo an operation
cent? igramn1es Of cocaine for an Injection.
but the hemist d by mistake, prepared
three gramme which hsWere administered
to the patient. d !3;
4 The latter soon showed signs OF violent
.tetanus and died & after six hours 4 Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Reserve Space for Gardens.

(SpecIaIE Cable 10 saTh0 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sS New York Herald,)
X Copyright, blythe New York H Herald t.n) 5sl
PARIS. April ]. LIN view Of The a p;
preaching disnantling of the fortifica-3
;tions Of Paris, and the loss of SO much
open space around theEcity. NJ. Casimr-5
Perier, president Of the Social Hygenio
Alliance; NJ Paul Strauss, Senator. and
Ar Letull have had an Interview with
Al. Paul Brousse, dent of the NUM-,
.clpal Council, asking him M to- reserve.
spaces for popular gardens on the site
Of the Qualifications
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Rome

4 4fsneclal5 Cable to The Times Dispatch and
! - New York Herald.) J ySi5
e tcopyrght. by. tho New York Herald col g
ROME, April 1.-Many society people
were present at the ".sporting tea given
this week by Miss Ma rion Kemp. IN her
stables. Wicker chairs We're placed for
her guests In the horse boxes, X which
we're adorned wthyplants and flowers. 1t
was the gayest of part ties.
4 Among the guests were sh1r,&an Mrs
q. Won Lengerke Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig Biddlc,5 Miss NVarder and NJ a., NJ :
Thomas. S8 # 81 n (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02
Advance in Sugar.
8G(ByE Associated Pres6,) i

II NBW8YORK. April l.-All grades of re-,
fined sugar have been advanced ten
cents per one hundred pounds. making.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-02

one Is sargent,s famous full length por-l
trait OF Nine. Gautrian. Madame NJ n. 4
sho lis described In the gcatal ogue; tho
/. second, his superb nude lg,lre OF a lithe.
ivory skinned Egyptian woman. EGYPT
herself personified. and third. a large
study in oil colors Of a Japanese dancer,
in which again one must admire the
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

Sinriftungen nit Ger 3abl DER
Morbe pergleid]t, miro iir Die emf.
ieelide 3itnabme Der leBteren uro
5uslai6 iiir Die Sdiiftgfeit lpndge.
rihtlider untbaten Die Grfldruig
finbeH.
@ie ods @erbreden bes Woroes
immer baufiger miro, 10 a1e orroe.
rem 0erbref,en - fGbrt err fort u,lo
fiigt bin5u, ooB GeS unpermeiblid) 10
meiter geben muB, 10 lange uniere
Strafgeleee niht nit mlcbr Siher.
belt, init ntcbr 8laifformigfcit uno
groBercr Strcnge gebanObabt mer.
Ben, ais jcst. Nifts unoeres bcrn
cine griinolid)e @eiierung unierer
Strnigeridtsburfeit fam Ser S1it-
iigfeit Der Spnd)morbe iteuern, Die
ieoein &aterlonbsfreuno Die Nrt1c
ser SGam ms @eiidt treiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
SmnSe, Die Gin @crmSgcn fpitcn.

S~nd2onhcn fanb iingit cine @uss
itelluns bon Sdpobbunoen itatt; 1915
Sunbe, Elm ieoer Die ,3iersc ieiner Sat-
tunss unb unter ibnen Die berrliditsn
gremplare iiber6dupt, befanoen ii1 in
ibren Ibtbsilungen auf isibsrsn aiis
fen, beren Sdrbung NIT Dem Son ibres
SsGss suiammsnitimmte. Sbrs aoies
narnsn tparen auf ieibsnsn S9leifen
seftidt, Die iter Dem plds eines ieoen
flattsrten. Sic nurhsn nit 2ederbifs
fen uno @iibieteiien seiiittert uno ses
tiibt uno sebGti@elt tpie tleine Ginber.
8ei man6en paren audi ibre tpitbaren
SoilettesegenitGnoe. iilberne 9iiriten,
SGmme u. (. 10. nit ausgeitelt. Ginis.
batten i6re StGn9sn nit Seibe ausges
f6lassn, anbsre nit 9lumen ges
i9miidt. Sin i~tolser tleiner 8olosnes
Ter trug cine Heibe BON Meoaillen on
einem ieioenen 8anOe um osn Sals.
Bel einissn lparen Die @orbdngs berabs
gelafIen urb lie idliefen, ipGpreno ibre
Serrinnen iorgli9 G9ilopaht bielten.
@nbere pieoer itanben Mobe1 gu Sc
mdloen. ManGe purben BON inois
ifen WGrterinnen NIT sroben 9urbdz
nen berumsetragen. uno cine grobe
Menge ppn Yile5erinnen tpar fir ole
anoeren 9unbe ba. Der Wertb manz
der oisier Sunoe belduft iid auf
$4,000.