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Family Retail Market.

Retail prices have changed but little since
last week. Butter is slightly lower. while
Eggs are dearer. heavy buying for storage
purposes having caused wholesale rates to ad-
Meats Fish and Poultry stand exactly the
same as quoted last week and prices OF vese-
tables show but slight variation.
COAL. PER TON
Wellington ..s-@1o oSINsw o,o ~
sHsbgn Richmond ...sIS1o 90! @ Nut a 80 ' 90
Coos Bay. $50 5Ol
DAIRY PRODUCE. ETC
Butter, choice, sq50no5l Cheese. Swiss. 2a9S5
Do good. ......@a5 Eggs. per doz; l. ..ao@2S g 2
Cheese. Cal. 1920 Honey. comb. ie-Sg1o 10
Cheese Eastern .20925I Do extracted SOLO
POULTRY AND GAME
each .75c@$1 25, Pigeons, pair. ;.-g 90 80
Do small. .5oge5lsauabs; per pair mg10
ieans eaos i'0os,e .7seeslIWFhsite Geese. sSo9sS
Old Boosters. ca 5e@65l Brant. each. .mgao
Fryers F,sr n sogo saeS eScn
Turkeys per lb. .25@2sl English snipe. DIS 50 SO
Ducks each :;55eSs1I Common DO. dz-s-0S
| MEATS. PER POUND
Roast Beef Mutton Chops....-91s
Choice cuts. :15@2oIPork Chops .1glSS
Roast De psa sss 1eglSHs
Roast Pork. -. 15a1slBeef stew e@
goreatr Lamb b--@121 slMutton Stew; SO 5S 9
Forsatr Mutton. s@1oI soup Meat ...... 5g
Leg Mutton Soup BOues...... 4M-
TndrIoin STEAK 1GIi5l Hams .1541e
Porteriise Steak 1Sm2G Bacon ......... .1542(
Sirloin Steak. .12ts @15iP Pork Sausage en1o
Round Steak. .10f1121 X Clipped Beef. 700
Lamb Chops. 1920 Lard ......... .12l54-
FRUITS AND NUTS
AlIigtr Pears, ea 30G35i Grape Fruit. dog 50cqS1
Almonds ..... .15q2Oi Lemons doz. -. 10420
Apples al lLimes. doz z- lOFblo
Chestnuts lb....-@15l Oranges. dozen
Cranberrtes qt..-Q20l Fancy 25@oU
Pecans ....-62Ol Common ....... 5G1a
Brazil Nuts -. .20d9-iPineapples. each. .25d5O
Bananas doz.. .25G535l Raisns, lb. -. 10
Cocoanuts each 5m10lTangerines doz.. 5G1O
Figss dried lb. 6910iWalnuts per ID. leT2O
4 VEGETABLES
Asparagus, lb. .S@121a Mushrooms. lb.. .40d77t
Artichokes doz .506DThl Onions, per h.. 40 5
Beets dozen .106-lOkra dried lb. POO
Beans white lb 5G-l Potatoes, per lb.1iS6 2
| Colored per ID. ca s Parsnps. per dz.15fI20
| Dried Lima. h.. 60 81 Rhubarb. 10 -. 5q
Cabbage EACH. 5d10 Radishes. dz bch. 1512u
/ Celery head 80. 5G10lSage dz bnches .25d-
Cress dz bunch 1501-EString Beans. lh.-6r20
Cucumbers each. 15G20i Summer Squash
Garlic .........-615l per lb ..--.-912h
Green Peppers lb 150720l Sprouts per ID. %
Dried Peppers .10G72O Spinach per 1b. a
Egg Plant lb-6o5fSwt Potatoes, ,lb.-02h
Green Peas b.661215 Thyme. dz bnchs- 25G3O
Lettuce per dog 15Ms0 Turnips per doz.-71i
Leeks dz bnsh. f5@20i tomatoes, ID. .-15@20
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FISH PER POUND
Northern Wheat Market.

dunn grades, clothing and combing, 24929c;
heavy fine. 14d15c: tub washed. 3063715c.
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St. Louis Wool Market.
ST. LOUIS, March 10-WooL steady. Me-
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. March 1912 p.

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid Ask
As or COUP .1O5151O6 As or CD new. 1872 1924
As or req. 1O413105 t3s or coup. .1O4 1O4%
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
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Goslings .........-@-
Pigeons, pair. ...-.-4o0
Squads. per pair. r.-@70
Gray Geese. ca. .3oqoO
White Geese. ea. 2OtQ2o
Brant. each. .-...-q2o
Rabbits. each. 20Q25
Hare. each ......-@20
English Snipe. dz;s4 SO
Common do. dz.$-Q3
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Unlisted Securities.

Continued ON Page Fourteen.
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Cheese. Swiss. 20935
Eggs. per doz. .2O025
Honey. comb, le.-M15
/ Do extracted. :. SOLO
Mr,
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New York Stocl

San Francisco, members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. furnish the following official
quotations OF that Exchange:
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Retail prices have changed but little since
last week. Butter is slightly lower. while
Eggs are dearer heavy buying for storage
purposes having caused wholesale rates to ad-
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24
Town Tall

There is a great deal of live news con-
cerning people of prominence that never
gets into the channels that lead to the
columns of the dailies, and for the Sc
curing of which Town Talk has special
facilities enjoyed by no other paper. If
you do not read Town Talk you miss a
great deal of the best news of the day,
news that is wholesome, clean and re-
freshing. This week, for instance, it is
related that Miss Jennie Crocker has
just come of age, and the Saunterer tells
of the wealth she receives, of her matri-
monial resolutions and of the contest be-
tween two prominent citizens over the
position of manager of her fortune. He
also tells of row in the Bohemian Club
over the Phelan cartoon of an exciting
session of a womans club, in which a
clergyman participated. He tells the
truth about the society vaudeville show
and discusses the yarn about the decep-
tion practiced on Henry T. Oxnard. the
ethics of the bath apropos the testimony
concerning a prominent citizen, and the
answer of Ella Wheeler Wilcox to her
critics Nj. Greenway is the man of
mark addressed this week by Democritus
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gish of intellect. A less ape like hu-
man being would be difficult to find.
So the Judge sighed and requested
Patrolman c. q. Finney to tell him
more about it,
There was not much of a story. For
three consecutive weeks the defendant
had haunted Golden Gate Park,
perching in trees by night and forag-
ing for food by day. He was clearly
vagrant and as such had been ar
rested and booked.
How did he manage to sleep and
avoid falling to earth 2" his Honor
asked.
Hes wonder was the irrev slant
answer.
Mr.. Bernson's nativity was exposed
by his dialect ere he informed ,he
court that he was born and bred in
Sweden. From childhood, he said, he
had a Denchant for roosting in trees
and when he came to the United
States and went numbering in the fr
forests of Washington he was urged
by prudence as we'll as desire to perch
aloft while his fellow toilers reclined
upon terra firma. The ground was
damp and sodden and coyotes prowled
around the sleeping lumbermen be-
low, while he baff1el both malaria and
wild beasts by taking his forty winks
among the balsamic foliage. Had he
never ldllSIl. j. never. Even Z when
nightmare attacked him and he un-
consciously thrashed and twisted TO
escape its onslaught he did not tum-
BILE from his arboreal couch. He
couldn't explain his ability to cling
physically while he was inert mental
ly any more than he could explain his
preference for wooing Morpheus with
the birds and tree toads.
OF the trees in Golden Gate Park
ho had QOOd words tn saw They Waro
SO varied of species as to give new
zest to his desire to utilize them for
sleeping quarters. In the flr forest 1T
became monotonous to occupy the
same kind of tree night after night,
but in the park one could have a diff
ferent sort of leafy environment at
Will He favored oaks because their
branches were more horizontal than
those of any of their neighbors. Euca-
lypti were all right for lodger with
pulmonary complaint, but their pun
gent odor was disagreeable to the per-
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OWLS AND TREE T0ADS
ARE HIS BEDFELL0WS
|Vagrant Wooes Morpheus Amid
Branches Of Park Forest.
|DARWINIAN is DISAPPOINTED
BY JAMES G. CRAWFORD.

son who derived no benefit from their
curative qualities. Pines he despised.
Well said the Judge, "as you are
unquestionably vagrant it might be
well for you to attune your taste to
civilized means and methods of OBJ
you Will not have opportunity to emu
late the nocturnal habits of our pre-
historic ancestors until you have
served a considerable time in Jail.
Special Policeman E. F. Behring
testified that he was knocked down
and kicked by Fred Bannon and sew
eral other intoxicated mariners, but
ne had no scars to show, while Mr..
Bannon displayed a wound on the top
OF his head which, he averred, was
made by a police club.
Nobody clubbed him. said Behr-
ing to Judge Cabaniss, "he got that cut
by falling upon the sidewalk"
The location of the bruise indicates
that he dived to the sidewalk" re-
marked the court dryly.
1t was shown that Mr.. Bannon be-
came angered because he was not per-
mitted to sleep in Charles Leonard's
lodging-house, 22 East street, and that
Special Behring was summoned to re-
move him. For disturbing the peace
he was sentenced to twenty-four
hours Imprisonment.
Three little maids with auburn hair
were doing the line last Tuesday
evening when three young fellows
aroused their ire to such extent that
complaint was made to Patrolman
Farrell and two of the male juveniles
were arrested for disturbing the peace,
their companion eluding capture then
and identification which might lead to
it subsequently. Charles Augustus and
Joe Murphy were the names given by
the prisoners to the booking sergeant,
and to Judge Conlan they said they
'woiked fer a livin'''
Audible and annoying comment on
their ferruginous .tresses provoked the
maidens to complain of the defendants.
1t being the eve of holiday, Market
street at 8 o'clock had Saturday
evening aspect, the sidewalks being
thronged with folk who seemed to have
no palDable purpose other than to
walk, and as one of the fair trio in
elegantly expressed it, to rubber at
each other" She and her chums were
sauntering, with arms interlocked and
not "rubbering'a at all, the prosecu-
ton alleged, when their ears were as
sailed by the following expressions ut
tered behind them:
Mine is de inside brick"
DE middle brick fer me-"
iii take de outside brick"
AS they were evidently the subjects
of the allusions-the term brick be-
ing employed because of the hue of
their coiffures-they were greatly an
noyed, especially as when they turned
around and looked at the commenta-
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CAUSED
By EXPLOSION

e An explosion of sewer gas sent the
cover Of a manhole at Fourth and
Howard streets hurting through the
air yesterday afternoon shortly before
l O'Clock. The explosion was accom-
panied by noise that resembled the
boom cf a cannon and could be heard
for blocks. Fortunately no one was
hurt, though several persons miracul-
cusly escaped death or serious injury.
The explosion was the result of a
gathering of sewer gas in the main.
The holes of the manhole must have
been stopped up and this caused the
gas to gather. The iron cover of the
manhole was hurled more than fifty
feet in the air and fell with a crash
on the sidewalk, breaking into small
fragments.
vast crowd was attracted by the
unique spectacle and for a while traffic
at Fourth and Howard streets was
completely blocked. A man driving a
light buggy passed directly over the
manhole a few seconds before the ex-
plosion occurred The horse took
fright at the noise and but for the
timely action of his driver would have
dashed into an approaching car.
Several men were standing but few
feet from the manhole before II blew
Up anc how they escaped injury is
miraculous. When the manhole cover
few into the air it presented a queer
spectacle and men. women and chill
dren ran for cover. Several women
became frightened at the explosion
and one of them was nearly prostrated
by the shock
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suey emporium at Manila. The SOL
diers four unequivocally voiced their
suspicion to Hi Bing Lo, who warmly
contended that his suey was entirely
destitute of quadruped OF any kind,
but they declined to take his word Tor
it and rendered so cents in payment
for what they had consumed. whereas
the scheduled price was double that
sum. Hi Bing Lo refused the tender,
whereupon they laid it upon his table
and departed-to be overtaken a mo-
ment later and arrested on complaint
of Hi Bing Lo and accused of defraud-
ing an ipnkeeper.
Hi Bing Lo reiterated in court that
his suey was heap good" and ex-
pressed readiness to withdraw his
complaint if the defendants would pay
him another so cents. On that basis
the case was settled.
S. d. Meany of BOG Capp street told
his three friends from the country that
so long as they were under his ciceron-
age they would be immune from vic
limitation by dishonest persons, as he
was thoroughly acquainted with ten
derloin tricks and devices and there
fore able to protect himself and who
ever might be in his company. So he
led the ruralists to many places Of
shady repute and ostentatiously ex-
hibited his putative ability to bafhe
any attempt to extort or intent to steal
and the ruralists congratulated them
selves on having such a wide
awake guardian. Thus it was that
the quartet visited a place of enter
tainment in the 900 block of O'Farrell
street, where Mr.. Meany's sophistica-
tion gradually succumbed to slumber.
When he awoke his friends were alb
sent and so was a $40 gold piece which
he had placed for safe keeping in an
inner pocket of his vest.
If the policeman who arrested Miss
Ida Lehman had charged her with
larceny instead of vagrancy there
would have been a better chance Of
her conviction and a recovery of Mr..
Meany's double eagle, but the vag-
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24

Mrs. Emma Hoffman, wife of Will
liam c. Hoffman. a restaurateur at
III O'Fsrrell street, was proclaimed 4
heroine last night when she followed
fieet-footed dishwasher, Harry VIII
son. who had been in her husband S
employ, and had him arrested on an
alleged charge Of arson.
Seldom has the lower part of O'Far-
rel street witnessed a man hunt which
began and ended so dramatically.
Harry Wilson had been engaged in
kitchen duties at the Hoffman restau-
Iant, and was deemed such a relia BILE
man that the fullest trust was reposed
in him-sO much so that the Hoff-
mans went out on the evening of
Thursday, February ?, leaving him in
fun charge OF she establishment.
The following day Mrs. Hoffman
missed her 5ewelry, valued at sl2o
which she had left at home the pre-
N1ous night, and made a report of her
loss TO the police. She says that Will
son changed in disposition and took to
crink- He became nervous and her hus-
band discharged him on Sunday, the
6th inst. Before leaving he expressed
a strong hope that the Hoffmans would
fail in business
At s o'clock last night Mrs Hoffman
was alarmed by nnding that a fire had
broken out in an Clubhouse 1t was ex-
Gnguished, but a little later an
other fire burst out in the same place,
and OF going 10 extinguish it Mrs
Hoffman saw Wilson leaving the out
house, where blazing oil-soaked cloth
and box of matches were beginning
70 do their work
Mrs. Hoffman followed Wilson as he
took &c his heels, and cried out TO the
people in the vicinity TO stop him.
At Ellis and Taylor sereets he
was brought u a halt by l.. E Rose,
night clerk at the Clarendon Hotel.
Post street Rose thought him a foot
pad, and in the struggle that ensued
Rose was thrown down and sustained
an injury to one of his hands. Wilson
was marched back TO the restaurant
by some men, followed by a great
crowd. but managed to escape from his
captors
Again Mrs. Hoffman took UP the
chase, and kept up with the fleeing
man until he was caught by Policemen
J. 3. Hurd, +. L. Smith and James
Pearl in the vicinity of the Tivoli Op-
house.
Wilson was charged with arson, but
stoutly denied the accusation.
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STRUCK ON THE HEAD WITH A
PILLOW.

Society viii be shocked to learn
that MFR. j: Smart and Miss jolly are
now strangers. Unfortunately for Mr.
Smart he struck MFR. jolly on the head
with pillow which was intended for
Miss Jolly's younger brother. The old
gentleman was naturally incensed and
ordered young Smart from the prem
ises. There is rumOr, however, that
the affair Will be patched up, and il
true a fun account will be found i'm
The Calls comic supplement; also to-
days unfortunate affair."
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rancy charge could not be proved and
Judge Cabaniss discharged her from
custody.
Mr.. Meany deems $40 too high a
price TO pay for the revelation that he
has not yet completely mastered the
fine arts Of the tenderloin.
Mrs Elizabeth M. Tobin told Judge
Mogan that Samuel Gilmore chased
her with knife and that she escaped
him by clambering through a rear win
dow Of the fat jointly occupied by
them at 1712 Mission street. her only
attire at the time being a slumber
robe. Mr.. Gilmore is in custody and
will have hearing to-day.
While plain-clothes policemen were
quietly raiding coal yard at 2735 Mis-
sion street, where horse-racing pools
were believed to be obtainable by the
initiated, Patrolman Strei responded
to a knocking at the Office door, and
when he asked Mrs. Jennie Brown
what she wanted she handed him 81
and card and said she desired to bet
the coin on the horse whose appellation
was inscribed on the pasteboard.
That's how Mrs. Jennie Brown came
to be a defendant with Alfred Stalz-
ner. Peter Connolly. Abel Irving. John
Lyons and John f. Johns. all charged
with visiting a pool place. Judge Mo-
gan continued the cases till March g.
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tors they saw total strangers. They
subdued their anger, however, until
they met Patrolman Foley. The rest
has been told.
AS the young ladies did not appear
to prosecute, and as the policeman had
acted solely on hearsay, and as the de-
PENDANTS were 'woikin' fer Iivin' -
pigments If sent to prison, the Judge
dismissed the case.
Ernest Sponberg, student at Mis-
sion-street business college, was pass
ing a Third-street apartment house
last Tuesday evening when he saw two
women at a second-story window, one
Of whom, he thought, smiled at him
invitingly. He smiled in return, but
fearing that he was too far distant
and the cleaning was too dense to
make his response visible to the lady,
he ascended to her chamber and
raped at the door, which was imme-
diately opened.
well, goils,v he said, amiably, here
vas" and entered the unlighted
apartment.
Then, to his intense surprise. the
two women ran out screaming, "Po-
1ice!" and slammed the door behind
them. He groped in the gloom to find
an exit, but became entangled with
various articles of furniture and was
wallowing in wreckage when Patrol
man j. j. Tillman nabbed him.
The two women positively denied
that either of them had smiled at the
defendant or noticed him at all and
declared they thought he was a rob-
Der when he entered their room un-
invited. Judge Conlan dismissed him
with warming against raising his eyes
to second-story windows after night
fall.
Sergeant Thomas Scott, a smart in
fantryman from the Presidio, appear
ed before Judge Fritz to plead that
neither he nor any of his three fell
low defendants, Privates Earl j. On
way, C. A. Gully and Frank j. Harris,
intended to defraud Hi Bing Lo when
they visited his chop suey establish
ment at Clay and Dupont streets End
partook of his fare. When the suey
was served to them, Sergeant Scott ex-
planned, one of his comrades called
attention to the fact that it appeared
to be utterly devoid of chicken and
that the ingredient substituted therefor
savored somewhat of cat, of which he
had inadvertently partaken in chop
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When the policeman said that he
had arrested Gustave Bernson for
sleeping in trees Police Judge Mogan,
who is a Darwinian disciple, looked
long and earnestly at the defendant.
If his Honor expected to be rewarded
by discovery of rare prehensila quail
ity OF limb he was disappointed, for
there was nothing indicative of elas-
ticity, about the arms or legs of Mr..
Bernson. He was stockily and tur
dily built, slow of movement and slug
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24
Elect onicers for Canneries.

At the annual meeting OF the stock
holders of the California Canneries
Company. which was held yesterday.
Isidor Jacobs was reelected presi-
dent. Henry Jacobs vice president and
manager. c. ]. King secretary, ID. II.
Sewal general superintendent Henry
Jacobs was placed in charge OF the
company 5 export European business,
with headquarters at liverpool Sub
agents were also appointed at Ham
burg. Antwerp and at Sydney, ". S.
w. A financial statement was read,
showing a successful season.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24

IMMIGRANTS DElsARRED-On recon,-
mendation OF United States Immigrant InsDec-
tor Antonio de Ia Tore Jr. a landing was
denied yesterday 10 Abel Rubio Prospero Fs-
pinosa and Jose Manuel Garcia, passengers on
the steamship City of Peking. Rubio Is 10
years oio, student. and came from MazatIan.
He is afflicted with trachona Espinosa is
well-to-do business Of Coiirna Mexico
He is partly Daralyzed. Garcia came hithe-
frcm Antofogasto, Chile 10 work in a Cali
fornia mine at 50 per day under two years
contract
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24
Still Probing water Company.

The cross-examination of Hermann
Schussler by City Attorney John S.
Partridge in the Spring Valley Water
hearing before United States Com
missioner Heacock was continued yes
terday morning. In the evening the
cross-examination was resumed, both
sides consenting to the absence Of
Commissioner Heacock, as the hear
ing was held in the engineers Office
of the company for the purpose of
submitting exhibits of piping. Schuss-.
Ter was questioned exhaustively as to
the cost of construction of the main
pipe lines leading from the country
into the city, and described in detail
the making and laying of pipes with
figures showing the cost of such work
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24

NOTED MEN TO LEcTURE.-Three noted
orators Will address the members of the Beresn
Society Of Calvary Presbyterian Church next
Monday evening at Social Hall. Fillmore and
jackson streets Colonel John P. Irish will
speak on Physical Manhood S. NJ Short
ridge will speak on Mental Manhood, and
Spiritual Manhood will be the topic of Rev
John HemDhill.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24

WANTS RECEIVER FOR DRUG STORE
s. Zussman yesterday began suit for an ac-
counting against Ignatz Beck and asked the
court to appoint a receiver for the drug busi-
ness, at 134S Ellis street. The plaintiff de-
1899, from NJ r. Bernheim, but the bin of
sale was given in the name of Beck. who was
to conduct the business as his agent Since
ciprocal accounts but Beck, 1t Is said. now
claims the store as his own. Zussn1an says
that $500 in profits of the business have been
withheld and are now due him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24
Burnett's Extract of Vanilla has
taken gold medals against all other brands.

ADMINISTRATRIX GONE.-E d. sulI,vsn
yesterday petitioned for revocation of the Ia, :
ters OF administration upon the estate NJ
James Nolan, which were issued to Mari
Nolan in November. 1900. The estate con-
sisting OF $4296 in cash is ready for distri-
button among the heirs. but the adn1inistra trix
cannot be found 1t is alleged that she has
permanently removed from the State
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24

Learn Jiu-Jitsu; instruction So per month.
Nippon School Of Jiu-Jitsu. Majestic building .
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-24

Try the United States Laundry. 1904
Market street Telephone South 420.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-28

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tor Der Sternparte in Yultopa bei
ct. petersburg bate emit cine Ginlaz
bung gu einem grpBen 4benbfefte beim
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Gelebrte lis3te oieie tolen Seite p6ne
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Trad eri4ienen mar, puroe Is limit
ten fol9en @lan5es unsemiit6li6, un0
er 5Og ii9 in cine 6eniternii9e suriid.
@ber als Ser 9roBfirit Our9 Die
Reiben ieiner @dfte i9ritt, fiel iein
Iuge bo9 auf ben einfa6en Gels6rten,
uno er lieb i'm gu ii9 beranrufen.
Wobl merfeno. bab man Strupe iiber
Die I9iel anidb, unterbielt er iif
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fpra9 inn, Jpn in pulfopa gu be-
fu6eu. Strupe, beitiir5t uno perlegen,
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bur3 bie itrablenbe l1mge6ung oes
@rObfiriten. IlsbalO nuroe sr Elm
Gegenitano oes Gpottes. Man la6te
iiber ben lintii9en @elebrten, Der. in
einem borne6men &reiie ungelenf lei
pie elm Spornit (Poli5eioiener). Der
@robfiirit, Der oas bOrts, tpanbte ii9
INN unb iugte lG6elno: Isle miifen
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Der 9rpBe @itronom lit 10 perbliif
9etpefsn, peil er bier 10 pisle Sterne
am unre9ten Srt Ieben mubte!" =
Strupe mar ieitoem bel Sofe ME mebr
@egenftano oes Spottes.