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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08

PAINTERS UNION. NO. 554. REGU-
n meeting first and third Tuesdays at
tnP. NJ
WILL GLAZIER. Pres.
FRANK w. HALPIN. Rec. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08

ROSE OF SHARON CHAPTER, o. E.
stated meetings the first Wednesday
SEEMING of each month at 80. All mem
hers s0journing in the city are invited TO
a.TSDf;EY TEBEFTTS. w. NJ.
e. iZABETH A. THOMPSON. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08

AUGUSTA LODGE, no. IS, A. q. s.
meets In Golden Cross Hall the second
Monday OF each month.
JOHN j. WHITE. Pres.
MRS. MARY a. HOPKINS. Sec.
T. f. THEESTGE Collector.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-08

KNIGHTS OF THE MAccABEES,
Kennebec Tent, No. Is. meets in Golden
cross hall on hrst and third Mondays OF
'A'A 8. c. c. WARD. Com.
EUGENE MERRILL. r. X.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
MARKET EMPLOYEES WILL
NOT FORM A UNION
Rumor to That Effect Denied by Sew
eraI of the Persons Most
interested.

The runor which has been current
that the employees of the Center Market
and the local commission houses are
about 10 organize q union with the in
tention Of demanding and enforcing a
uniform scale Of working hours is denied
BY several of the employees Of the houses
concerned.
MIR. Wells. OF Golden & Co, said such
a r1imor must have emanated from
some dissatisfied clerk, or clerks, and,
so far as he knew, there was no truth
or foundation in the report Mr.. Wells
claims To re in 4 position where If any
such movement was on foot he would
have been consulted in the matter.
Sorae OF the firms have already sig
Ytff4ed their intention to close their
places OF business at o'clock on Sat
.,rdavs and O. clock on other days of
the week during the months OF June,
J1,Iv. and August, and IL is the unani-
Iaoits opinion OF the clerks who were
questioned about the organization of i
union that such a movement at this
time would not be instituted, as they
were all satisfied with their hours and
the treatment given them.
IN some of the houses where II Is
necessary 10 keep open after or .
o'clock the WORK is so arranged that
the men who repnrt early in the morn
ing are relieved In the early afternoon,
end those who stay late come down late
I'm the morning, which arrangement at
the present time appears TO work very
satisfactorily 10 both the employer and
ernploye.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
Trees Are Found on Roofs
After Binghamton Tornado

BINGHAMTON. n. Y, June 6.-One
hundred thousand dollars is a conserva-
tive estimate of the damage in this city
last night by tornado which swept
over the southern part Of the city about
10:3e o'clock.
Starting IN a heavy rain just before
10 o'clock, the storm increased In in
tensity and with an accompaniment of
thunder and lightning. when at 10:30
o'clock the climax was reached in a
regular tornado which swept up the
SusQuehanua valley and entered the
Fifth ward in its most popui0us sec
ton. From this point a path varying
in width from eighty to one hundred
feet and extending two miles 10 the city
limits was swept. Houses were un-
rooted, dozen were blown down or
overturned, windows IN nearly every
house were broken In, trees were up
rooted by the score, and sidewalks
turned over
Many strange freaks CT the wind are
reported. one woman being lifted up by
the great suction, carried through d
window, and deposited on the lawn
Trees are TO be found on many
roofs. and roofs are lying in ruins many
rods from their original location. 1t
is reported that many persons Were cut
by hying glass. The greatest case OF
individual damage viii not amount to
over $4,000. but over 200 houses suffered
damage 10 a great extent.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
BRIDE WEARS BEJEWELED CROWN
OF THE QUEENS OF PRUSSIA
Pageant Sweeps Through White Hall to
Chapel, Where Troth Is Plghted.
Feast and Ancient Dance.
7oDAYs PROGRAM FOR ROYAL WEDDING

of electors the ROYAL
m.-Reigious In the palace chapel
II
$50 supper followed by torchtgh procession
which brings festivities to a close.
m-Crown and bride
where they will be received by the Pope
NUPTIAL CEREMONY
Cece given brother
Frederick of Mecklenburg Schwerin.
splendid ceremony was
brief simple, Lutheran ritual
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
INFLICT
HEAVY DAMAGES
Six Killed and Many IN
jured i'll Michigan.
DESTRUCTION WIDESPREAD
One Hundred Thousand Dollars a Con-
servative Estimate Of Losses at
Binghamton, n. Y.

DETROIT, Mich, June 6.-At least six
persons have been killed and scores OF
victims injured in q terrific electrical
rain and wind storm. which has laid
waste the counties of Sanitac and Tus-
cola Reports received today from va
rious points show that destruction was
visited upon territory many miles long
and from a half to a mile wide. Hun
dreds Of farm houses were demolished.
DR.. George Sweenie. who was one Of
five persons who went from Sanitac Cen
ter in response to an appeal from Sno-
yer, says that in a swenty-nile drive he
did not see a single house that was not
damaged. Injured persons were too
numerous to count,
At Urbin. the entire family of Ed Phil
pott. comprising eight members, were in
jured, two fatally The new from Cass
river bridge Was carried away and no
trace of 1t has been found
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
DECLARES CRIMES
ARE EXTRAOITABLE
Canadian Commissioner to
Yield Gaynor and Greene.
CHARGES "PROVEN TO HlLT"
Men Accused of Savannah Harbor
Frauds to Be Surrendered to
United States

MONTREAL. June 6. Extradition
Commissioner La Fontaine delivered his
Judgment in the extradItion proceedings
OF the United States versus John F.
Gaynor and Ben jamin Greene. who are
wanted in the United States in connec-
ton with har5or frauds al Savannah.
Ga, today. The prisoners are committed
10 Jail pending surrender 10 United
States officers.
The judgment. which is a lengthy one.
was delivered in the presence Of a large
number of the leading members of the
bar. and is considered of marked i'm
portance in extradition affairs.
Following are the closing words com
hitting the prisoners for extradiuOn:
Allegation Proven to Hit"
''On the whole. my conclusion that the
allegation of conspiracy to defraud the
United States as being in existence be-
tween Captain Carter and the accused
on or about July /, 1897. is proven to the
hllt: that Carter. a public officer and
agent and trustee of the United States,
was convicted in the United States OF
fraud. as declared by the United States
Supreme Court in the case OF Carter
versus McClaughey; that his offense of
fraud and participation therein are pun
ishabie by laws of both Canada and the
demanding country; that the accused
have participated in the offense OF fraud
committed by Carter, for which he was
so convicted; that fraud by an agent
and trustee and participation therein are
extraditable crimes
Second that Carter was guilty in
the United States and was convicted or
embezzlement, which offense is known
under our law by the term Of theft. the
difference in name of the offense III the
two countries being immaterial; that
me accused have participated by their
conspiracy with Carter In the embeE-
element (theft) so committed by him !;
that such participation is punishable
by laws of both countries and is an ex-
tradition crime
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
OPERATION MAY SAVE
LIFE OF BERTHE WEST

AT noon today the condition of BERTHE
West. colored, the victim of Edward
Fergusons pistol, became so critical at
Providence Hospital, that the physicians
attending her agreed that nothing other
than an operation OF the most delicate
nature would prolong life. She was
taken 10 the operating room, and was
there operated upon this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
GOVERNOR WINTHROP
WILL RETURN HOME

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, June 6.-The
return Of Secretary Post will enable
Governor Winthrop to arrange for an
early departure for the United States
for vacation at the end of his first
year as governor of Porto Rico.
He begins to feel the effects of an
eleven months strain, and during the
last month has wisely sought rest over
Saturdays and Sundays in the noun
tains at Aibonito, 1000 feet above sea
level and politicians.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
BRYAN SENDS CHECK
TO BE USED FOR PRIZE

FRANKFORT. Ky. June 6.-Governor
Beckham has received from William J.
Bryan, of Nebraska, a check for s4O0, to
be paid to the Kentucky Agricultural
and Mechanical College and invested
the annual proceeds TO purchase a prize
for the best essay discussing the prin-
ciples of free government
The money is part OF a fund of $40, coo
left to Mr.. Bryan a trustee by the late
FEilo S. Bennett, OF Connecticut. to be
contributed among twenty-five colleges.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
TO ENFORCE THE LAW
ON HUCkSTERS' CRIES

The police regulation prohibiting the
CRYING of wares by hucksters will be
strictly enforced hereafter according to
a statement issued by Major Sylvester.
special notice has been published in
the daily police bulletin TO this effect.
r. Grant Barnweh of l30i w street
northwest. was the chief complainant
regarding the lack of enfol cement of
the law, especially iii the Eighth pre-
cinct.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
Fraudulently Received s575,o4o.oo.

Third. that on July 6, 1897. the ac-
cused have fraudulently received from
Carter the sum of S575. 1880 knowing
then that the same had been embezzled
(stoIen) by him and that the offense
able under the laws of both countries
and is, by treaty, section three an ex-
tradition crime.
consequently I determine that the
accused must be committed to the jail
pending surrender.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Unsettled conditions continue from the
Homer Mississippi Valley eastward, and
there were general thunder storms with
some high winds and heavy rain. Severe
Iocai eforrns occurred in portions OF
h9{chigau and New York. There were
also local thunder storms in the North
west. and light rains in the north Pacific
states. In the South the weather con-
Times clear and comparatively warm
There will be showers and thunder
storms tonight in the Upper Ohio VAL
lev lower lake region. and Middle at
laHtic States. probably continuing Wed
two latter districts. In the South the
weather will continue generally clear.
IL will be cooler in the Ohio Valley
and Middle Atlantic States.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
UNVER|FIE FIED RUhOR
THAT CAR is DEAD
Story of Assassination Cur
rent in Berlin.
STOCK MARKETS DISTURBED
Bankers of Russian Government at Ger
man Capital Said TO Have Received
Private Intelligence.

BERLIN, June 6.-A report is cur
rent here that the Car has been as
sassinated.
1t caused much excitement, but has
not been confirmed in any way yet.
Telegram to Bankers.
NEW YORK, June "a rumor that
the Car has been assassinated, cur
rent on the Bourse in Berlin this
morning, was cabled to this country.
The Berlin Bourse rumor had it that
the Mende1ssohns, bankers of the Rus
sian government. had received a prt-
vate telegram to that effect
AT the offices of the Russian consul
here ii was stated that there was no
intelligence of such u tragedy.
Stock Markets Disturbed.
A report was circulated in Wall street
today and also posted on newspaper
bulletin boards throughout the country
and on the Chicago board of trade that
the Car had been assassinated. Much
excitemen, followed.
It is known throughout Europe that
the Cars name is on the death list Of
the revolutionary party and that he,
with other members of the Russian
royal family, has been under sentence
of death since the assassination OF
Grand Duke Sergius.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
Stock Markets Disturbed.
Japan Praises America
For Correct Neutrality
Especial Copyright Cable.)

TOKYO, June 6.-Japan is perfectly
satisfied with the action concerning the
Russian vessels at Manila. number OF
the ministry said today:
The United States has been thorough
" correct throughout the war Japan
appreciates 1t.
Had other nations acted as correct
II is probable Russia would have had a
greater navy and Nippon less glory"
Investment of Vladivostok.
VIadivostok soon will be invested by
both land and sea.
This information, while not official.
comes from what has proven, in the
past, a reliable source.
The plan is to send a strong squadron
of armored cruisers to the north TO form
the nucleus of the blockading feet with
their base at Hakodate. These will be
supplemented by sufficient number of
small cruisers and destroyers to main
tain a strict watch on all the entrances
of the harbor SO that supplies cannot
be taken in by sea, nor can the i'm
prisoned ships come out without being
sunk.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
French Prime Minister
Resigns His Port
folio Today.
Won BUELOW A PRINCE
The Two Events Show the
Failure of Paris in
Africa.

PARIS, June cit is officially an
nounced that NJ. Delcasse, the French
minister of foreign affairs. has resign
ed. Premier Rouvier has assumed
charge of the foreign office temporarily.
The action of NJ. Deleasse in resign
ing. Ii is understood, was prompted by
the fresh crisis which has arisen in the
Moroccan question, owing to the refusal
of the Sultan to accept the French re-
form proposals.
Several weeks ago. when the Moroc-
can question was occupying the atten-
ton of the cabinet to the exclusion of
almost every other subject. NJ. Delcasse
offered his resignation, but was persuad-
ed to continue in office. Ever since it
has become known that the Sultan had
declined TO agree to the policy outlined
by France, II has been runlored that un-
less the cabinet unanimously supported
him in the policy he had pursued IN the
Moroccan affair." the foreign minister
would surrender his portfolio.
AT Odds With Ministers.
Some of the ministers, it is reported.
have been inclined TO question the wis
dom of DeIca sse's plans in regard to
Morocco, and it is understood this led
TO the resignation, as NJ. Delcasse did
not relish this criticism on the part OF
other ministers.
It Is regarded as significant that the
honor conferred upon Chancellor Won
BueIow by Kaiser Wilhelm. who has
elevated his prime minister 10 the rank
OF prince. should have been announced
on the very day when NJ. Delcasse re-
signed his position as rhe French min
ister Of foreign affairs.
The resignation of NJ. Delcasse was
undoubtedly caused on account of the
Moroccan question, and his retirement
means that ne failed in his policy
toward that country
Won Bueiow. who as the chancellor of
the German empire conducted the Ger
man negotiations with the Sultan
through the special embassies sent TO
Fez. which resulted in the rejection OF
the French plans for reforms in Mo-
rocco, is rewarded by the Kaiser. his
diplomatic victory thus being openly
celebrated.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06
Army of $4,000 Men.

AT the same time the armies now
marching to the north from Possiet bay
and Gensan will invest the place by
land These armies number, it is said,
something like 50.GO0 men, considered an
annie array at present for the purpose.
Oyama may be de0anded upon to pre-
vent the main Russian army from at
tempting 10 relieve the port.
No news has been heard from Oyama
today except the daily tale Of small
slzirmishes which give no indication of
what is being done there.
Steps have been taken to look after
the Russian converted merchantmen
which have been reported interfering
with commerce. Admiral UTiu, to whom
CONTINUED on Second Page.l
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

Thunder showers and cooler
this afternoon or tonight
and tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1905-06-06

CONTINUED on Second Page.>
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16

Onriber, ME oie ban.
ferott gefpnrbenen Snbaber Ser Sc
treibefirma Samion 81 Horoen Sc
idGfte gemad)t baben, fommen jesi
Die abenteuerlidIten @eifid)ten SIT.
tage. Hamentlif iuften uno fatocll
lie unter ben 2anbipirtben nnb Miil.
Tern Der llmgebnng ibre Spfer. ar
bieie berfouiten Tie meiit eeaen Off
5epte, unb nod GINGER 3eit lieBen lie
iid ~obenorein Mbiflags5ablungcn lei.
item. Sebt, oa Die 8onfursperpal-
tuna Sen 9eitten Die @ediel prdien.
tirt, miiiien lie alio Die @aare gum
ameiten Male be5ablel. Gin Miiaer
Iebte bisber in benz guten 8lauben,
nur einen @etbiel iiber $4,000 Wari
untcrihrieben 5u bben, bis er lid jest
iiberseieen muBte, Dob Die &onfurs-
pertpaIter Srei sleihe Insfertigungen
iiber oieielbe Summe bon ibm be-
iiten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16
e@licsnms eimes ssanfabrtsortes.

aaum 1T Die @ffdre oes fran5Dii'
l9en 8aafabrtsDrtes 2ourbes unter
Den srOBten S9nierisfeiten gu @nOs
gefiibrt, 10 lit BON einem 5%peiten Gbn'
li9en @OrtpmmniB gu beri9ten, ipenH
fi4 bieie @n9elesenbeit audi ni9t 10
5ugeipibt bat nie Oiejenige BON Sour
oes. Der @r5bii4of BON 8ourses,
Pierre SerDonnet, bat einc tren9e
8erfiguns erlahen. pel9e DE
S9ltebung oes &~lofterhofes bon pel'
l~eboiiin aroronet. Sas beOeutet, DAP
elm neues 2ourbes i'm Seine eritidi
miro. Sm Sabre 1876 bebauptets
cine setpiHe Gftele Sasette, &ammer'
frau Der Mabame De la Rodefoucaulo
baB ibr i'm Sofe bes Shelters pie bet
lise Sunsfrau erf9ienen lei. SroB'
Dem sic 1abrbeit bieier @rf9einun'
gen niemols our6 elm fanonif4es ur'
tbeil feitseitent poroen 1T, erlaubt'
man ii9, Yilger5iiee na9 Yelepoiiin
gu organifiren, uno bic Qusbeutune
Oes neren &ultus DurOe bdlD 0e9en>
itanb beftiesr Streitigfeiten innerhulf
bes &lerus. Spminianer uno 5pei
@bbes, BON 6ener elmer in 2Don pobnt.
ma6ten Ser Srtseeiitli9eit BON Belle
boiiin cine 10 f4arfe &onfurrena, oaB
ben @lGubieen MerserniB bereitet uno
ser Triebe bes Shelters ielbf seftDri
ipurSe. en- ben Yrebietsn. frel6e bel
9eIesenteit oiefer pilseraiise sebaltsn
tpurSen, erlaubten fid Die 9eiffli9,n
foear beftise @usFdlle sesen Den Si'
idiot unb BEN @rsbii6of, neil belos
Den 3ultusiibungen Wiberftano emit
seseriebten. Sie iebt erfolsts 8erfl'
eung bes grsbiidofs Pierre beorohi
jeoen ibr supioerbanbelnben Brisiter
unb 2aisn nit ben iiblifen &ir4en'
f"trafen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16
Spnocrbarer IietbsinS.

Die franSDiif9en Seeleute. Die jiingii
S6lob @inbior beiu6ten, biirften =
10 f9reibt Der m@aulois" %eritauni
gepeisn iein iiber Die Dielen fr%an50iis
f9en Sabnen, nit benen Elm Saal bsa
S6lofes, Der %fpeenannte 8arosnioal,
bon pbsn Biz unten geidmiidt lit. User
es ni6t better puBte, belt bieie Sab
men bielei6t fir ebenio piele Sropbaen.
fpel6e Die @neldnoer ben S~ranaoien in
irgenb elmer unbefannten S9la9t abs
eenommen baben. Die Su6nen baben
ater einen melt prpiaif9eren pber,
tpenn man min, ppetii6eren uriprung:
lie itelen Die rMietbe" bar, Die BON ben
6erspgen bon marlborough unb bon
Weuin9ton, pel6e Die Ser &rone gebOa
renben S9l0her @oobitod unoStratb@
fields Sape b%etppbnen, a1lGbrli4 on
ben &Onig Gbparo seaablt perOen
mub. Sebes Sabr an ben S6la6ttaz
gen bon 8len6eim unb bon Wdterloo
q. Mueuit uno is. Suni) i4iden Die
beiOen Ser5Oge ie cine franaOlli9e Sab
ne als S9lobpu9t, unb bieie Sabnen
perben Damn i'm @arbenidale aufbes
pa5rt. Sds lit iibrieens ni6t. bie~eins
Sige 6orm f%eltener Mietb5ablung in
England. Ser S6lobberr bon Bud
lanb in Sent i9idt benz &Onig. Dem
oas S9Iob eebOrt. jeOes Subr cine ro@
tbe GoIe als Mietbe, uno Der 2orb Don
gemburg bat fir fein glei9fous Der
&rone 9ebOrsnOes S9lob 140 9Ibner
unb 1900 gier als Mietbe gu entri9s
ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16

Der 8ureermei It er uno
mebrere Staotrdtbe bon Siflis Iegten
ibre Memter nieOer ols Sroteit 9eeen
Die blutige unterbriidJng Der 3unbs
eebung bonn II. September SHr6 Die
Sruppen i'm R~atbbauIe. Cine @bproz
nung bon 2anbsleuten bes SeSirfe5
@anaeIur bat Den General S6irintin,
Wabnabmen eeaen Sic uufftdnoil6en
Sdtarsn gu ergreifen, peIGe 0Jrfer
5eritDrten uno Srauen roubten. Man
prteitirt insbeionoere gegen Die iltas
ridden Yolisiften, beren @erbaiten cine
8erubisung unmp9li9 ma9t. Die
8ronbIiftunesn uno pliinbe,ungen in
8alalbanD unb 8ibi>@ibot baben auf~
seb0rt. gsaenpGrtie berri&t in ciss
fen Srten Hube.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16

0dttenmprO ~ etnes
8 unoes g. Sin junser Mann Nas
mems Quentin Milner in Nerpton,
@a., pelder fi9 unter Der 8ei9ulOis
eung, ieinen Batter ermorbet gu ba6en.
in 9aft befinoet. lieB neuli9 mebrere
8iirger gu iib fommen un6 legte elm
POLES @eftdnbnib ab, ME es BEL Der
@rmoroung bes @aters Sugegangen lei.
Gr bebauptet, in einem Streit Der
@ltsrn iiber einen 9uno babe feline
Mutter oas @etpebr ergriffen uno Dem
Batter einen S9uB beigebra9t. Die
Mutter babe i'm Damn iiberreoet, gu
ersGblen, Dab er Den Batter i'm S9lafe
erf9ohen babe, unb, um ftp Strafs
lofigteit gu fi9ern, ii9 geii!esseit0rt gu
itellen. Sn Solse Der &usiagen oes
Subnes tit Trau Mlilner slei9faus
perbofiet fporOen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16
Sic britiihe @anoeIsfotte.

Ra6 einem amtli6en @usipeiIe 5Gbl.
te i'm Sabre 1903 Die britii9e 9ans
belsmarine 176,52O als 8riten gebos
rene Seslsute nebit Al ,O21 v2astaren"
pber Snbiern, gu benen Md 40,39G
Q~usldnber fomen. Die Mnpeienbeit
Der lebteren empfinbet man in gnelanS
angemein ais einen i6peren uebels
ftanb, namentli9 in 8e5ug auf Die
Sraee, pie in &~riees5eiten bieie Wuss
IGnber f9doli6 perbsn fDnnen. Die
.Simes" fpenbet ii6 Bel 8efpre9uno
bieier SbatIa6e unter @nberem gegen
bic 3beeoer, neil bieie 2o6n> unb Or
beitsbebingungen biftiren. bic ben bril-
tiIdsn @rbeitern ni6t %auiaeen. So
lange oarin feline Menberung eintrete.
f6nne man mod 10 piele S6ulf9iffe
fir bic 6eranbilbung BON Matroisn
einri6ten = Die 2eute piirben bes 2es
bens ipdter an 8orb iibsrbriiiiie, neil
Die Nabrung uno unterbrinsung bort.
pbfdpn in ben 1sbten ,3eitem Ginger
moBen perbeHert, Tie ni6t be~friebigen,
un6 bann sinsen lie gu anberen 8erus
fen an 2anb iiber. llebrieens bGtten
bic S4ulf6iffe nod 81 febr ben Gbas
ratter elmer Strufanitalt ober elmer
Irmenunterftiibung. fooaB before ecu
te ibre &inber ungern binf9iden.
Oes6alb lei es an Der 3eit, SAB Die
Dffentlide Meinung Die ganae 5rugs
nG6er perfolgs unb einen Druid aus
iibe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-16

Wenige Stunoen oarauf tparen mir
in Yaris. = Mein Mann mar pintts
li9 am 8abn6pf.
SD aber oa6te ni9t mebr oariiber
nG6, Oh er bid ooer 0iinn mar = OBJ
mein 9aor ser5auit, meme Nugen ROTH,
unO metn @efi9t griinli9 >blab aus1ab.
SteIe @eOonfen tparen mir eriinOIiG
Dergdngen. @obl aber mar i6 iiber
ale MaBen glidli9, mid pieOer in
Dem S6ube meines guten Mannes gu
pifsn, unb pereaB iiber bieiem Slid
in Der eriten Srenoe oes Wieoeriebens
Iogar meiner S6merS iiber bic geraubz
ten SSupelen. =
Wtein damn aber meloete oie Sadie
natlrli6 fofort auf Der Yoli3ei.
Sdmmtli6e Supeliere in Yaris
fpurben bena4ri9tigt, unb Dor Iblauf
BON d6tunObier3ig Stunoen puroen
BEL etnem Sutpelier meme Hubinen gum
Saul an9efoten un0 Der betreffen0e
8erfGufer foalei6 feftQebalten.-
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meinen ipdren.
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oieIem Mdnne einen Don uns por etpa
einem balben Sabre entlahenen SEner
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mir 81 fii6ren. :
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gu Oerii4ern, Dab i9 0iefe G~epobnbeit
ieit iener f6le6ten Grfabrune fir Inn
mer obgele9t babe.