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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
POLICE SHAkE-UP
may Be imminent
RumOr Around Four Courts Is
Persistent Anent Changes in
Official Circles shortly.
NEW CHIEF IS POSSIBILITY.
Desmond or Gillaspy May Sue.
coed Mathew kiely in Office
Captain McNamee Is Also
One of Those Mentioned.

Speculation. due TO the persistent rumor
t.at there H. ic BE- change ia the head
81 the Police Department ON the first Of
C,Gef kiely. That there will be a shake
up in pciice circles On the first OF the
month no one seems 10 doubt. and around
kisiy will lose his official head, and the
Wise Ones are trying 10 ''piek a winner"
J.iany iisads "i departnlents have been
named ty III. wise ones, but Night Chief
Giiiaspy and Chief Of Detectives Desmond
s-en. 10 be the fwo men. according to
those who are attempting forecast,
hest. Many other men prominent IN police
circles are named, bat eventually the
cH"ic. Sits doxn 70 Desmond and Gil
Desmond and GiIlaspy entered the force
on the same day, May -. Is1G. Both men
proved efficient officers. and they contin-
until to-day they fi!l two OF the chief posi-
tions IN the department. Some time ago.
II is said, Chief Desmond had the Office
Of chief Of Police rendered to him, but
hs Ieject.d IL, thinking that he was bet
ter qualified To act Chief Of the Detec-
tive Bureau than az chief OF the DEPART
inert.
Captain George r. McNamee. who has
charge Of the mounted district, is also
named as man who may fill kiely
shoes. Captain McNamse has been In the
force a number OF years. and has borne
good name for efficiency. Another prom
;nent name mentioned is that Of Captain
Peter Reynolds. who has charge OF the
central District. Captain Reynolds has
been IN the service more than twenty five
years. and. through his duties at the CEN
ira. once. he IL eonverAAHt with the du
ries OF chief of police. Captain James
Johnson Of tho Fourth District. and Cap
tain William Young OF the Third are also
mentioned
Kumor also has II that there Is 10 he a
dark horse In tho race. and il ls said that
Governor Folk favors local business man
FOR tns ofi1ce- This man. the rumOrfsts
say. II converSant with police matters.
and that tho Governor has a soft spot in
his heart for him.
Under the law. II IS said. no outsider
can b" appointed to the position, and
when there Is a vacancy IL must be filled
from men In the department. That being
80. those who ara backing Chief Desmond
or the others say that III. chances Of the
black horse" winning are slight.
Tho rurnoT OF a general shake-up In the
department on The first OF the month IL
providing the topic for pleEty OF discus
sion and speculation on the outcome
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
INSURANCE AGENT
GETS IN TROUBLE
Charles X. Lehfberg Of st. Louis
Is Charged With Writing Bo-
gus POlicies-Arrested in Gin
cinnati.

Charles X. Iekrberg. an insurance agent
OF ST. Louis. was arrested yesterday at
the Stag Hotel in Cincinnati by Detective
Senemann on forgery charge made
against MIN at the Four Courts yesterday
by Doctor G. H. Wilson of No. 2si0 North
Tenth street. Detectivs John Schmidt left
ST. Louis last night for Cincinnati to
bring LehrberG back.
l-ehrberg is charged BY Doctor Wilson
with collecting SO from him after writing
an Insurance policy In company with
which he Is said TO have TO connection. II
Is said that J. E. F1nney. State manager
for the Interstate Life Assurance Com
pany WAS also interested in I.ehrberg's
arrest.
ACCORDING to Mr.. Finney. Lehrbsyg rep
resented himself to have sole authority
in the disposal or q certain number OF
policies 10 ST Louis business men. de-
ciarinR that he alone had right 10 sell
the policies for 10 per cent less than the
regular premium.
Lehrberg Is said to have operated ex-
tensively In St. Louis. and II Is believed
that many Of hts victims are get 10 be
heard from.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
Mckinley HIGH WINS
FROM YEATMAN, IS TO o.
Talk of . P0st-seas0a Game Betwecn
wtsnrss and sn'tsh II Ces-
trail 1s Bratr0.

In n loossly-playsi contest. Mckinley
high hool defeated tn. Yeatman arhol-
astlcS at League Park yesterday morning
by tho one-siiod score ~ IS to O. Mckin-
ley "uiw-ighed the team from the North
Side. but the latter a; ho stage Of the
contest had any show.
Mckinley played 4 good slI- around game.
The sore at the end o! the first half was
50 tO g
Mex inley High has suffered defeat but
oirr this season. when she was heatsn by
central High. Mckinley has beaten Smith
Academy which plays Nrtral In what
has heretofore been the biy game OF the
fnterScholastic League. II Central High
defeats Smith. Il viii have an ,.ndisputed
claim to the prep school football cham
pi"nship nf ST Louis II Smith wins.
there rilaye be postssasoB game between
th. rct and white team and Mckinley 20
settle the question Of supremacy. Mchin-
ley has j rattling fast team
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
SHELDON WINS HANDICAP
DIVING CONTEST At N. A. C.
Turnverein IL secOnd-Sum-
mary Of the ESenis.

Doctor George ii. Sheldon. Olympic and
national diving champion, last night Mot.
the handicap contest at the Missouri Ath-
letic Club Although concedine as hiSh
as ten points TO some Of the contestant
Doctor Sheldon. by clever feafS from the
spfinsboafd and n the air, managed 10
edge his way TO tiic front. although the
irst three men were only separated b:
four points
tai Of "A l-3 points. His Flying DUichman
was almost perfect. while his front and
back tackknives received the full totals
William Andelfihser 9f the Concordia
Turnyerein. was second in tn. compet:-
ton. He had handicap OF five points
ard finished second with a total OF A. John
g Meyers was third with 70 % points.
Marquard Schwartz race In the l9c-yari
handicap was the feature Of the SWIM
inins contests. although he secured only
third in his heat.
St.in. but managed 10 clip or the century
swim in 0i nat. This Is One-ffth OF a
second faster than the American record.
A. 9 The Hundred was won By Stein.
with w. II. Graeser Of the ConcordIa
1urnverein second and Charlie Grimes of
The novice brought out field o: nlne
starters and furnished three excellent
heats and q good ii.ai; The tst was won
II n"Sh aasS ssss g. the the T Th
second and Clarence +. Lloyd Of the NJ
A. &. third. The time was 30 I-S.
The hurdle event was won by John {.
MEYERS utter H clos. finish with otto
Srhwarz who conceded nine seconds 10
the winner Cohn was third. Th. ID vas
won by Captain G".sslinS, with Toepa On
second and Meyers third.
The summaries:
c-ysr! novsoc-Hugh siesei, N A. -. nrs,:
ence r. Lloyd, N A. 4. third Time. % l..
10 yard huraie-John a. Meyers is sscDnds,.
~. 4 q. nr.s; Otto schws:z scratch. n. A.
g. sscnnd. Ed Cohn u seccnds,. n a. a..
third Time, al 80
A - arst w H. GrA.s.T, C0ucoTdia Turn
y-r-in .3s secoEis' r-aond. ,HRaries GI!IEes. NJ.
A - -, secon isy. third T5ra.. SO 80.
=p-yaii handiosI,-a. N. ';o-sshas IL A. g
Ce secoEdsl. fiist. 81 ToeIp-n. A. q 80
secoHds,. sscoEj. John e. Meyers ,Ss secci.dsJ.
II a.. third. Tine. 3:ls -
Diving. hAI6.cap-Doc:or Georse II Sh'lt"n
(scrstcht, NJ 4. g, first. with "a , points;
william Anis'rpser. Conccrdi. r V s.c-
ondsa. II points, second: John & Meyers IS see
onisl. u A. &. " u points. third.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
BEARCATCHER WINS MOREiLo.
Handicap At Oakland Proves IN E1-
$Poise GallOp.

san Francisco. Cal. Nov. The event
Of tn. days racing. the Mcre!lo HEndi-
cap. was easily Al exercise for Bsarcatch-
er Shouidsrins III pounds ard conced-
ing weight To hts field. he won uneSt.nded.
S.r Nicholas ran hts usual honest race
and ass an easy second tTon! Lady Good
rich. summary
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6 s-curd Ed sheridan -. ,Rsl;ke'. To- :
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
FIND GIRL AFTER LONG HUNT.
Humane Society Locates Young
Girl Assigned 10 II.

Rosebud Pryor. for whom members Of
the 81. Louis Humane Society had been
searching for two weeks Was yesterday
found by Deputy Sheriff Olderworih OF
81. Louis County at Carsonyilie and vas
taken TO Clayton. where she Was turned
over TO r. l.. Johnston. the society's at
torney.
Rosebud is a 4-year-old girl. Her mother
was disqualified and Judge Wurieman of
the Clayton Probate Court appointed the
Humane Society az her guardian. This
was more than iwo weeks ago and since
then. III" mother had eIui=d the vigilance
% the society officials.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
HEARST MAKES GAIN OF &c
This Increase in Vote Is Shown in
One District.

New York. Nov. .5.-William z Hearst
today gairei eighty votes IN slngi.
election district. according to the rec.ln-
yass Of ballots In S.g YOrk'S contested
mayoralty election. This gain was found
Ia th. Fifteenth Election District OF the
TNen;y-siNth Assembly District in which
IN" Board of Election Inspectors was
placed uG.i.r arrest a few days ago
I'll. BOa:i Of County canyassers. it Is
announced. found erasuTss and numerous
/, ,hankes On the tally sheets Of this district
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
FORMER HOUSTON MAN KILLED.
Lucien Angel Crushed by Train in
Washington.
REPURLIc SPECIAL

REPI RL.Ic SPECIAL.
Centralia. Wash. Nov. 25.-Though sew
eraI hundred persons were at the depot at
noon when Lucien Angel. formerly Of
Houston. Mo. was killed to-day. the cries
OF the wounded man, whose legs were
crushed off him just above the knee. was
the first notice they had Of what was
happening. Angel died At hospital soon
afterwards.
lie was returning to his home at Che
hualis. four miles away. and attempted
To board the train as II was hacking on q
switch almost directly in front Of the
depot. H. WAS on the side Of the train
opposite the depot and 1t Is supposed his
foot caught in the frog Of III. switch.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

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4 t1ck gls-s Akst ziSEi IL - ssmEss.SFil
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

conversation with Chief Desmond i'm
mcdia;ely after his trial Friday he
charged that the alleged immoral show in
Market street near the Union Station had
paid So "a month for protection.
George B. NasEon. friend and adviser
Of Gordon. who Was with him at the time
Gordon made his charges. corroborated his
statements as to his trial and denounced
the Ocasina Club expense book a. .
nllpable fake.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
TRIES TO ROB ARC0LA BANK.
Man Covers Cashier but Is over,
powered and Disarmed.
RTUBI.IC SPECTAI.

Arcola. IL, Nov. 2s-An unsuccessful
attempt was made TO rob The Arcoia Stat.
Bank just as tile officials were closing AZ
I o'clock this evening by WI! Shaw who
drew q revolver on the cashier and de-
nand $1,000 at once
One q! the clerks Who Vas Just then
putting the cash in the safe turned the
time lock and frustrated tn. attempt
Shaw was arrested and iisarm"d
II - believed that he IL insane.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
Etfh roeA Co. AiL.Ff H4hdIT-n- IN f.E'1I g
| N Jy.. - yhehs.as.. s ts J. ~ R.rr"ss.,


p.ss Saau<rus.sv sEG IA; " i1t~T.. It~ '1se-
r~E h.ribs!i p!sf--s 4rg.st-I L.s,is f4ts-
t-.;sr aE- Jimmy htr-",Ls IN a a. nAiF n
., the y '1ETt y~s-s-lAy sftsi-asa, S'E-
r ilr-s - r: tgsr G--1@- -. @7sys- N-r-
- = "a sni al Ten >a~rttaa
ar: Carrie i..=4say AL met tSs ch.E..'sA
t.Si..S Eais sflsgrd1a at n.Ei1.k = sHST-
Esa a.. -. p<Ttr.T 4.:ssre,I 'h- trsrrs1 lss'
.r.l TSs szsSs=s 80 NJ fsas5as CtE1ya;T
Has~ estspt-i g ttsr-. 20 WtltlaT1
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
GIRL IS THE ONLY WITNESS.
Young Man Shot and Killed at
Mason City. la.

REPvBI.Ic SPECIAL.
Mason City. Ia. Nov. G.-P Reynolds
was shot and killed here Tonight He and
Miss Csddie OBr!en were in a room
alone.
Miss O Erisn and Reynolds were scuf-
filing for a revolver when the weapon WAS
accidentally discharged. The bullet struck
Reynolds over the left eve. killing him In
stAntiy.
The Coroner will make an Investigation.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

REF It Blu fPC TAT.
Jonesboro. ARK. Nov. aJ-The Board Of
Directors o! the Jon.sSoro. Lake "ity ard
Eastern. aj tn" meeting iE this r,:y. elect
ed III" following officers: l. i. S'owa
president: John B. Driver. first vice yrsst.
dent: ". J. Driver. second vice pres ident
and general counsel; boswell T. Brown.
secretary, and w. T. Ts'ley. treasurer
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
FOOTBALL CAUSE
OF TWO DEATHS
New York Boy Knocked ON
Head Expires in Few Hours,
and Indiana Lad Has q Broken
Rib Driven Through His Heart.

New York. Nov. 1-WiIliam Moore,
right half back Of the Union College foot
bail team. died Tonight from injuries re-
ceived to-day In \ game with New York
University.
He was - years Of age and lived as
Schenectady. Moore was knocked uncon-
sciOuS BY O blow On tho head while he
line.
He died about SIX hours after recsivigo
the injury from cerebral hemOrrhago.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

= As1sl !aIley1. a.a 1sssenss ~ Daads .
Cfesceat efeyl
.;ss: ~. Is d5E:1:sa.E se: s:,ss' q y 1ss:i s:i
alleya
Retail SAos Laasue - Yfid4y. 0vuDes -
Hetds on Rsyal aiIeys.
Catholic LeaEueThursday. Mount Carmels
VI. Nallinckrodts and LAwrenco ". Fo0c1no
On Royal alleys and Orphans Va LAntoes -
Ivpfys Va Oxfords On Puesess Iieys.
Outcast league-Frday. Hornets ~ Puf1tys
AID ChtsA1u ~. Oesrks Sa Creeesos aoeYA
Cknfsal 1llHuHysilnL, aIeknye ", ee1e3'
sfns sn1 Athletes w. Crsscsess - Royal o.
jeya.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
POST OFFICE SAFE IS BLOWN.
Robbers Secure ef0 IN Cash n
Fsirrnaunf, III.
sxy.-.,.- spn-IxI

REfI BiS.- sfCssAA
rxrsrIs II. SSs E-THe Tn.1 oA-S
safe a. Ya.rr5SaSI tAis ccs7ty. SAs eSsSE
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sal
>ss.srs xs-s ncs stss IT,. Th~ exrso<.o.-
"a, oct seArs ey sss reasseatA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
NAVY WINS LAST GAME
OF THE SEASON At HOME.

Annapolis. Gd. Nov. c5.-Ths Naval
Academy football team to-day played the
ia-, game of the season on The home
grounds. defeating the team OF the N!r-
giniA Polytechnic Institute b. . score of
4. toS
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYER
IS KILLED IN GAME.

Rockville. Ind. Nov. G.--Clrl Oaborne,
football game between Marshall and Bell
more high schools At Bellmoye to-day.
One rib had been broken and driven
through his heart.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

vstnou. CIDER :h@Fs can u 70 o.f-sssE-
trz~.i Ths-s~stvi-- IsAsE tsona ssSss =
Sya.i sEe-r n ysG sslt 't-- ssTs ers.eT
80 yaossr S-s.-sT thsr xEteE = b-Ss-t~3 -
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sta .h.s- E.ssL = ts :s.e sGTc 1s.-e t1.os
CzrtS1Afs9
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26

louisiana Nc. Nov. . -Hsa Es.ily Hral.
here from ken;ack, and had :.s1 is HissSat
sixty Ave yeAYS RE vas thrice masY1od enc
of fovr children. two of whom survive hss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
The l0l0n Electric LSghs 4 P~wev C.

TIC o1Oo Eteetrsc Light q Fewer C.
Make an offer to the puElic In their Ne
veniber tsOuvenir 3colorb number nm
prscedented IN the history Of lighting I'm
St Louis This number contains also much
valuable Information the public should
fAmiliarixs itself with.
How tv read your meter"
How to test your meter
The cost Of Operating different electrical
appliances. etc. Send for II. No charge.
Address general Office. Tenth and 81.
Charles streets
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
TAVENER HIGH MAN
IN PRIMARY LEAGUE.
IisE- and srhlapPrins Are
Fighting for Place-Iadtsidsai
Aserages.
JAMES AND OVER.

T.vsrre- - high man In the Primary
'''k.d Hat League. The individual aver
as-s ETe.
--,,p<T-x p,,., .ur, .>-y, ,,-r-u
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
Plated Wares.

You will tind our Plated
l Ware to be the best-
best for service, and for looks
too-our prices will please
you.
on Sheffield Plaie-Ths 6nest
stock Of this hne old Esglish Ware
in America Is here: Walters. round.
square, oval and obloug. all sizes.
Candissticks - Quadruple silver
slated Sl.50 te 80. % each.
Caslelabeums-QusdruPie silver
plated $500 to $500
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-11-26
Beautiful Silver, China and Cut Glass

n our Cut Glass Section We
! have a very large assort-
npsnt Of the best and finest
and At lowest prices.
Cat.0lass Tu0bloes - Fuil-size
Water Glass, beautiful pattern. per.
fsctly cut snd hand polished - Is
"a set Of six-$Docial.
Other Cut-Glass Tumblsrs. 11.60
to o21.oO q set.
We have Bowls. Naples. Trays.
Pitchers. ETC.. In many patterns.
complete asSortmentS In all of
them. You are most cordially
invited to SEQ them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-28

Hoolcuclt miro ais ebrllher Watler
niht3 rroeriud)t lolicrL Die porban.
6cncn @cgeni6be 5n i%Ibcrbrildcn ltno
Ooa BON linn cin0eIcitctc 6%rieoenS.
incrf 81 Cincm gliidliden Gltoc SIT
iiibrcn.
Noip, tin0iid noip, lit Der Ippcll
OcS Barrier .Motin" al llnlcrcn Wtil.
lior0Gr Hodcicacr, bnS 6rieoenSlpcrf
Hooicnclt'S 81 pollcnOcn mo nit lei
men Miuionen Die ioponiideu 6orbc,
rltnGcn ji bcgleihcn. @orum iollcn
gcrobe omcrifoniihr Wiqionen ocr
ruliildl inpnniibcn Grieoen hcrbciiiib.
rem? Gic Barrier H%otbidiIh9 mo
on0crc iron50itld1e @elomonndtCn bo.
ben niel mcbr llriohe, ocnt ariegc
ctn Gn0c 81 MAIDEN.
Die Srie0cn9 : Nerban0Ilingcn bus
ben lolpeit longiomc 6ortlhrittc &c.
lnoft, cine itIicBIlhc 8eritGnoiaung
lit ober nod nidlt aISiidJtaIo@. Gas
leetc Wort lit nod nlft gelproden.
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Sefaantmahnnaeu.
Trpartrmcut fir 6ficutlitc Siferpcit-yanten.
SubsT rpurtcment hes WcbnnociS
JM Irenna. Rnthhnna.

Nu m u c, Den .. stltQlif 1905.
Mnoebntc iir Die @rridiuIta eiilee @ebduoes
fir Den WnOnr uno Stuoirutb Der Staht 9olii,
mare nuf cincm 8rnnellild an oer Glletfe oes
Centre liarici Spacc, Ilioltb non Der Baitltlore'
Giraffe. ous ais cit SifhnurIt betdflnt lem lou,
iperocIt bon Der n8oaro Of slpnroS" eni9egeiI
Sin slnacbot tilr oen olherbau bon elmer IN
SGn Nidns! GnIg gsTsH, hs,a T.nte n'O us ""S''
Nti0cbotc miiftcu IN ocriegclten Nrtef Unit
i6Iiger. nit Der Ioreiie "Nodto. o. aipuros.
am o6er eor Ocnt ID, ssptsmOsr i2Uo; Sorla,,'
SGrrn Z. Cooper, in oeiieIl 8iirenli int Hdtbs
6nnic ctnRerei6t lperoen. 9rict umltldGe nut
len nit Der Slil.h stris6 s9lS fSi 10 0'i0 V'ariel'
Seoes Sorocrings slnpehot rllB bon etIlefi
bealaibi9iett Gbed IN Der 9obe orn SOU, ba9is
bar an ben WinDor unp Sinotrdib bon Sdlfi'
Ron Dem crioIarei6en 9lngeboifteIIcr ipirS bic
Sielung ettcr gliien ullo pe1uqeloe1, Nutg,
Idbuit. Dem ooppelte1 ISeribe oes Golttnfl@, MIC
i'm Siubt 9bdrter borgelbrlcbcil, glelbloilileilo,
NIarcc Sormnlnre fir G~tnNebote tonten i'm
Nlircoii oes Sebalioes SnlpeliorS elli9eget ge'
npntmct lperocr.
Bldne uno SpcSififutionen iDnnen I'M RiireGIi
oeS @ebduoc- Snipcfiore nab benz ii. angntf
1905 eingeicbcn neroeit,
Gopic'n bon 3eiduulilgerI tno Spe8lttfntipne
ipcroen oen ls0ontruituren Illr gellebcnL.
inoem ~oieielheu etrcn begluubtgien G9ed i'm DC
trace bon $50 J5nblbdr an Den W3deor nito
Stuoirutb bon baltimore. - oeponlrer; betd9ter
Gbfd miro Nnri:dqeQebcr, ipenit Die 3eibnlitqen
Dor Der S%eifrnng oer g%tleebpie an ben @ehIus
nesSnipefior 6lirildpeIieert iperoer; Groeren'
falls miro oerielbe o~erfnilen feiH.
Sonten ole Setdmin9en mn Spe5ttifdttonet
befhdoigt uner berunit1liei tpprheH fem, miro
bic Sliinmc bon $40 3lriidaebaiten. ais liQuls
oirte SHtiddoiplng. 'tt'n|
Sie Neb5roe bebdlt Iib oas Ntcft uor. irgono
iueId)e ODER uuc Itgeboie III berDcrieh!nhF
Gownro =. Hrcitpu, 81 .
Scbdioe Sfiptttor. Fl
NeitdiiNt: lN >
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@te engIiihc @lGtter b e.
rldteil, bat Der Soj'cr BON China
ourd) ein gbift Sic EriigeIItroic in
China o%uioebobcn. Cniiir pcrocn
@eloltrofen oocr sic &erwciiung in
Gin grbcitSbous cjnaciiibrt. Stott
5ebll Sleben lit clue Strofe bon ci.
mem bolben Sucl III jublen, bis 81
100 Slcben cine ioltc bon 10 Soels.
SIN llrpern16genSfo0 fonlnten ouf
eiltcn Gael bier 3oQc @ciGngniB.-
Sm 2onoe'Ses 3opic& miro Die Yrii-
9elitrofc beiciti9t, I'M Stoote 0ela-
mare oogegen Wiro Ocr 3opf nod,
biibit gepile8t.
Wte mi er GrUiul in Rot
tIi1gbom beridtCt, t0nlen in leBten
Sabre ollf Den cngIlihcn Giienbob-
men MIR led)S Eniioaicrc nn'S Seben
iInO lpuroen MIR 81 perlest, nab
reno bon ocn 7l,OO7 NngcIteQten Die
Ter @obnen nilr Iicbcn untomen II.
ia ucrlebt ,uur0cn. gllif Den omcri-
foniihen GiienbobnCn pltroen oogc-
gen I'M lcbtcn Sabre I'M @on5en,
Eerionol un0 EoiioNicrc 5lliommen,
t0,0i6 Eerionen Qct0otct mo Sl,i55
bcrlcbt. Gieic 3iiicrn iprcdcn 90n-
DC iiber oic Giieubobncontrolc i'll
Gn0lono mo in u1tiCrCm Snnoc.
M%olulauo'S tiirfiidc @Gbcr.
6auitable. @ebanbe, poitomt gegen. etets ofien.