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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
ARGUMENTSOF COUNSEL
DEMURRERs IN THE BEAVERS
GREEN-DoREMUs CASES.

The arguments Of counsel In connection
with the demurrers In the Beayers-Green-
Doremus case. growing out of the Post Of
fee Department irregularities. begun yes
terday before Justice Gould In Criminal
Court No. 2,were concluded this afternoon.
Justice Gould took the matter under adj
visement. Argument on the pleas in abate-
ment fled by Green and Doremus was
postponed until next Monday in order to
permit of the attendance and participation
Of Attorney John w. Stanchfield of New
York. counsel for Doremus.
The contention was made today by coun-
sci for the defendants that the indictment
against Beavers and Green is insufficient,
because II does not contain an avernent
that Beavers was a party to the alleged
fraudulent arrangement: that 1t does not
set forth that Beavers had agreed to re-
ceive anything or that he had entered into
a conspiracy to accept anyth and that
it fails to allege that the conspiracy set out
does not contemplate the ordering by Bea-
vers of more time recording machines than
were needed by the department 1t was
also urged by counsel for the defendants
that the facts set forth as constituting a
conspiracy fail to accomplish such purpose
because the allegations show a complete
transaction; that the indictment sets forth
no averment that the government was to
be injured In the future, and that no state
Hem appears that the commission prom
ised by Green to be paid to Beavers was ac-
cepted or agreed to be accepted with intent
to have his action affected to defraud
the government.
Justice Gould remarked that if the facts
set up are such as to necessarily imply an
intent to defraud, an express ayerment of
such intent is dispensed WITH and that it
makes no difference whether or not the
government suffered any loss by the al
legged agreement of Green to pay and Beav-
ers to accept the commission. The gov
eminent is entitled to have the fair and
unbiased Judgment of it's officers, and that
it should not be subjected to the liability
of having the action of its officials affected
by the offer to pay him commissions.
The defense also contended that the in
dictments are ambiguous.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
ULCER OF THE STOMACH
Insidious Nature of the Disease
How to Recognize and Cure 1t.

Ulcer of the stomach may exist for years with
out very marked symptoms, excepting those caused
by Indigestion
In good health, the stomach resists the action
Of the gastric Juices. bnt when weakened the
membrane is badly nourished and the digestive
fluids act upon 1t well upon the food, keep
ing up until perforation Of the stomach occurs
In advanced Of ulcer of the stomach there is
much discomfort after eating. with constant
gnawing sensation between meals. pain from the
pit of the stomach back TO the shoulder blade.
At the first symptoms Of indigestion, treatment
shouId at once be started with Afi-o-na. This is
scientific remedy adapted specifically to one
purpose, the cure of stomach troubles.
Afi-o-na f. not patent or secret remedy but is
a combination of the pnrest and most reliable of
remedies for Strengthening the digestive organs
and building up the whole system. 1t costs but
soc. boz. Use 1t for few days and there is
no reason why you should not be able to eat any
food you like at any time without fear of distress.
II you cannot obtain Mi-o-na OF your druggist,
II viii be sent By mall. postpaid. on receipt OF
price Sample suficient to show fits value will
be forwarded on request. The r. 4. Booth Co..
ithaca. r.. =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
International Yachting Conference.

cussion of the measurement rule at to-
days session of the international yachting
conference at the Langham Hotel, Vice
President Manning In the absesce of Amer
lean representatives, advocated the adop-
ton of the New York Yacht Clubs formula
He said he did so in order to evoke a full
discussion OF the subject In the hope OF
arriving at an understanding with the
United States. Later the Danish and Ger
man delegates both said they considered
that the American rule was untrustworthy
and almost fmpracttcable. The general
trend of comment on the part of the other
members of the conference was in the same
direction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
Northwestern Bars Freshmen.

Northwestern University School OF Law has
issued bulletin forbidding freshmen to try
for places on any university team. Accord
ing to the new rule all students of the law
school eligible to compete in athletics must
have pursued a course of study In the school
for at least one year, and must have Sc
cured at least eighteen hours of credit from
the faculty of that school for work done.
This action lis taken in order to guard
against the bringing In of graduates of
other departments, who enter the law school
In order to try for places on the university
teams and also to prevent the cutting OF
classes, which, It il claimed has been so
frequently done in order to attend athletic
practice. The rule viii go into effect at
once. and will reduce the number Of eaHdi-
dates for the track and base ball teams
greatly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
The largest exclusive Cash Furniture
and Carpet House In the city.
Annual
Clearance
Sale.
Everything Reduced.
Remarkable Bargains.

Our Annual January Clear
ance has stated with a
vim that shows how eagerly
this event was anticipated, and
it is very evident that this
years sale is going to be the
banner one of our career. 1t
isn't just a few odds and ends
or dropped patterns that are
reduced, but every piece in
our entire mammoth stock,
and the reductions are of such
a substantial nature that big
sums of money can be saved.
This, too, in spite of the sharp
raise in manufacturers prices,
which have advanced from 10
to 20 per cent. Remember that
these sale prices represent a
big reduction on the OLD
prices. All tags are in plain
figures, showing what we
asked before this sale and
what we now ask.
To give you an idea of the
wide range of our. stock and
the depth of the reductions we
quote a few prices from our
lines Of Sideboards and Buff
fets:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
Diplomatic Relations Broken.

WILLEMSTAD, Island of Curacao, Dutch
West Indies January 17.-France on Janu-
airy 10 broke off diplomatic relations with
Venezuela through the American minister
at Caracas, Mr.. Russell, who at present is
in charge of French interests. NJ. Taigny,
the retiring French charge d'affaires. who
left La Guaira January Is on the French
steamer Martinique for Curacao via Porto
Cabelo. He is waiting for a French cruiser
Taigny was not permitted to land at Porto
Cabello. is waiting for a French cruiser
to convey him to Martinique.
The chiefs of the French cable offices at
Caracas and La Guaira, MN. Jaccoux and
Bourget, have been expelled from Vene-
zuela, and are expected here by the first
steamer.
Gable communication with Venezuela con-
tinues interrupted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
VEN EZUELAN CRISIS
TAIGNY BOARDED STEAMER
WITHOUT LEAVE.

CARACAS, Venezuela, January Is, via
Port OF Spain, Island of Trinidad. January
I'm. Taigny, the former French charge
d affaires having gone on board the French
line steamer Martinique at La Guayra yes
terday without legal permission, the Vene-
zuelan authorities have prohibited his land
ing again in Venezuela, and he must go to
Colon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
Testimony Heard Today.

When the case was resumed this morning
Rev. Francis M. Burch was put upon the
stand. His testimony was concerning the
habits of Miss Smoot and the relations ex-
isting between her and her mother. which,
according to his account. were very bad.
When cross-examined by Attorney Brent
he admitted that wine was always kept IN
the house, but only for the use of Mrs
Smoot.
When asked whether he had spoken of
Rev. w. Strother Jones as a rascal, MIR.
Burch admitted that he had done SO on
account of the inflammatory statements
which Miss Ella Smoot had made to him
concerning the Rev. Mr.. Jones. He said
from his personal knowledge Mr.. Jones had
never done anything inconsistent with the
character of a Christian gentleman and
minister OF the gospel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17

89C DoiHles, IS.
These are all pure linen and IT.
inch size. To be soc, but claimed
as good as many sold at 81 per
dozen; 75c only during the open
ing"
l5c Crash, l2c.
Choice of 1S-inch-wide Silver
bleach Crash Toweling and Twill
Crash Toweling, at only 12c yard.
1Oc Toweling, 71ac.
Linen Glass Toweling, IS inches
wide. nc yard for 10c quality, and
&c for 121ac quality.
121ac Towels, &c.
These Hemmed Huck Towels are
extra size--40 inches long. The
right reserved to limit the quantity
allowed each purchaser-at &c.
2Sc Towels, 17c.
These Union Linen Huck Towels
will give best service and are at
tractlve in appearance; size 19x3S
inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
Due to German Intrigues.

BERLIN, January 1.-THE foreign Office
calls the attention of the Associated Press
to a London dispatch which asserts upon
an ostenslhly excellent Paris authority that
President Castro's attitude toward France
is due to German intrigues. The foreign Of
flee says this Is absolutely false. Germany
has not fnterfered by a single word in
Erance,S CONTROVERSY with Nanezuela
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
75c Damaask, Csc.

Choice 70-inch-wide Silver-bleach-
ed German DamaSk, 64-fnch Heavy
Mercerized Satin Damask and 10
inch Scotch Satin Damask. 65c, in
stead OF 7Jc yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
1906 FIousekeepers Goods.
Complimentary Prices Until Tomorrow Evening.
Complimentary Price

?. 69C Damask, &c.,
An honest Silver-b leached Table
Linen from Germany, GA inches
wide. Recommended for superior
wearing quality To be sold regu-
larly at G9c yard, but claimed
worth T5c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
1906 w aists.

A new $4,000 collection
here, prices beginning at ST
and gradually rising to $50 per
arment. Complimentary
prices are:
All 81. 90 Waists = SIC
All S1.48 Waists, S1.33
All 81. 90 Waists, Sl.82
All 81. 90 Waists, S2.67
All S.. 90 Waists, So. 40
All Waists marked $6.oS and
at various prices up to $50 at
10 per cent discount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
ST 90 Damask, &c.,

Fine Bleached Satin Damask,
from Ireland. Four attractive pat
terms, 10 inches wide. The best 81
Ia bic Linen of 1906 at soc until
tomorrow evening.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
Sf.25 Darr1asM, csc.

This is Double Satin Damask, II
inches wide. Certainly superior to
any offered at the price during 1903.
To be CSC yard during the Open
ing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
SENSATIONAL EPISODE IN SMOoT
WILL HEARING.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

Special Correspondence or The star
ALEXANDRIA Va, January II, 1906
Quite the most dramatic incident which
has yet occurred in the hearing of the
Smoot will case before Judge Barley and
jury in the corporation court was precipi
tated yesterday afternoon when Joseph
Haskins, the butler Of the Smoot family
for the past thirty-five years. was placed
upon the witness stand by counsel for the
proponents of the will. The avowed purpose
was that they might show Miss Ella Rose
Smoot, the contestant, to be of intemper-
ate habits.
From the very first .lestion, by former
Judge j. X. NJ. Norton, the butler proved
to be a most reluctant witness, and as the
questions became more searching and thor
ough in detail, and went more Into the fam
lily life at the Smoot household, the answers
of the old butler became more and more
indefinite until finally he ratly asserted
that there were things which he would not
tell and would go to jail rather than ee
made to tell them.
When asked why ne refused to speak,
whether he had been threatened or not, lie
Indignantly denied the imputation, and an
swered that servants were employed to per-
form their duties, and not to see and tell
family affairs which occurred In their pres
ence.
During the examination by Col.
Francis l.. Smith of counsel for the pro-
nonentS frequent objections TO MS QueS-
lions were made by Attorney Brent, counsel
for the contestant. and these were as rule
sustained by Judge Barley. At the conclu-
sion of the examination of Haskins, Judge
Barley took occasion to administer a repri-
mand to him for the manner in which he
had given his testimony, and told him If he
thought he appreciated the solemnity of his
oath he would send him to jail. He was
then dismissed
Witness for Contestant
Mrs Warner Moore of Richmond took the
stand for the contestant. She stated that
during the summer of 1898 she and her
mother Mrs DunIaup OF Petersburg, had
been guests of the late Mrs. Frances Smoot
at her cottage at Colonial Beach. When
questioned as to the relations between Mrs.
Smoot and her daughter at that time, she
stated that, although Mrs. Smoot was very
courteous to witness and her mother, she
was exceedingly disagreeable to her daugh-
ter. so much so. in fact. as to render their
stay In the house uncomfortable, and they
accordingly curtailed their stay and went
to Old Point.
When Rev. William Strother Jones was
put upon the stand and subjected to
cross examination by Attorney Brent he
admitted, In reply to questions concerning
certain incidents following the lease of the
lumber business of the late J. III. d. Smoot.
to which Miss Ella Smoot objected, that
when he thought Miss Smoot was about to
punch him with umbrella he had warn
ed her that he would treat her as a man
and knock her down."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
| 600 Hose.

1t will be an agreeable sur
prise for our patrons to find
all-over lace effect Black Isle
Hose at only I9c pair, Con-
noisSeurs who understand what
Ingram dye" means will APP
preciate such hose at CSC
they will know $50 is the low
est regular price. And $50 in
stead OF SOC for Cobweb Gauze
Isle Hose will be another
surprise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17

CHARTERED oak { oc k.
hig hly polished, large
Wrench plate glass. three
drawers. two closets, vel
vet-lined silver drawer and
finely made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17

Fine cabinet oak, French
sawed legs, bent glass
ends, well made and pref
tffy carved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-17
81. so NAPKINS 81 %.

The reliable German SlVef-
bIeached Napkins: extra good value
at S1.50 per dozen. At S1.23 only
until tomorrow evening.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
Srnou = Gcrpfluu5uuacm.

IS iiuO in lester 3eit &crillde ans.
Qefiibrt mur0elL bic Den Nntipipilefs
tioniltcn lpic0Cr cinnlul @elegcnbeii
5lir Yuircgung geben lucr0cn, oh.
gIcid) ibncn cine bo6e luiiiell6oitlidlc
9eocutlmg niht nb5uIprcd)cn lit.
,}lpCi Sorid)er bnben ei1cnl Nunbe
cine Niere berolagcnonmCI mo lie
in hic Hofcnaencn0 0cliclben Sbic.
res perpflun3t, I'M ST bcobodtcn,luci.
dye SerGhoerumgeu ooourd) nllf Den
Qan3en SrgoniamtS ullSgcilbt lpcr4
oen miirben. Ger SdftetreiSloui
mrr0e lid)t bc6inoert, mo Die Der.
pfl0n6tc Nicrc bcbiclt ibrc 9cp0bnli=,
DIE 5bGtigfeit bel, nilr OoB tic ctma
iiinimol idnlcllcr orbcitctc, ais 0ic al
ibrcm Elobc perblicbenc. 9l,H sic
NuSidciOung Der Nicrc bottc Die glcis
dye ,}uiomncnlcblng mic lonit, nllr
Der @cholt on Gblorpcrbinounocn
mar geitcigert. Die 9eoelltung oicic3
Grperimentes berubt Oarin, boB 90
bel gum erltcn Wolc cine &crpilon.
sung Der Nierc eriolgrei6 ml51ciii8rt
morben lit, Sod midti9er foIt cr-'
iheint Elm iueitercr Gcrilld) 0Crielbcn
Welebrtcn nit elmer 8crpflon5unG
Der Shilooriiic, lpo0llrd) cine llmfebs
rilng ocS @lutltromcS IN 0icicm 10
Ionac oils iibcriliiiiig betrodtctcn mo
0od) Dem mcnld)lihcn mo tbicriid)cn
SrganiSmIS olIrhnrS m%cntbcbrli.
HcnSrgorl bcluirtt mlroc. SicShiIb.
Grillc bate lih ctlpn nod ~ Wona.
ten polltomlnen an ibrc meme &a0e
0eluobnt. IS entltcbt ans oieicm 81.
pertinent ielbltpcrIt1nolid) Die 2roac.
oh Die Shilooriiic bon cincm Sbicr
ollF Elm Ml0cre5 uub Damn picucid)t
ouh bon cincm Sbicr nlli oen Wen.
ld)cll ilbcrtragcn lucrocn f6nntc. 9iS
Der bobcn Die llntcrillhunGcn 1elcbrt,
Dab cine iold)c GcrpiIon5ung mnic
mcbr HnSiidt oui Griol9 bat, ic ipc.
niger pcrluonot Ole betrcffenoen bci-
Den 5biere Der Nrt nod lino, 10 Dob
oIio on cine 9erpfIon5lnng elmer tbir.
ridden Shilbbriiie nllf oen Weniden
bisber nid)t gebuht merocn fam. Or.
GbriItioni III @enf mill ieood) Dem.
nGtit &erinhc nit Der GerpiIon5umN
elmer mcnid)lihcn Sfilb0riiic onfNi.
len lntcrnebmcn. Cine b~cionocrc
S%roglpeitc Der Grgcbniiic miiroc in
Der Mifptun9 oui Die 9ebonolu,g Der
3lldcrfranfbeit mo hcS %ioecnonntcn
Mproeocm licgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
Gin ansjtcrbcnocs Natnruolf.

Ger leBtc 9crldt bes cngliihenao-
loniolomteS iiber Ole tSibihi , Snieln
in Scr icrncn Siloice itcllt goll5 feit,
Dob Die MISUNDERSTANDING Der
Sniclgrllppc iebt 121,773 Seclcn be.
trGgt, etlun 1000 mebr oils mubreno
Ger lcttcn 3Gblin9 pom MGr5 1901.
Srob hiclcr id)cillbnren 3nnnbnlc lit
Die llrbepolteru1l9 Der Sniel IN IN.
nufboltiomem Nieoergnng begriifcn.
Nod) Der lebtcn 3ablulg moren nod
etmoS iibcr 10000 neutrality-suspicious.
lellte p%orbanoel, mo bos bebelltet IN
Der fur5cn 3cit bon 31a Sobrcn cine
Mbnubnle bon 1850. Ger @rltnb fir
0ieies NuSIterbcn Der 9toturpoltcr III
iibcrieeiid)en aolonicn mo aol5 be
ipnOerS oui Slicln bon b%eld)rGnftcr
Nusoebnilng lit INNER wiebcr Der
9Ieide, nGnllid) oos GinIdleppeu bon
a~ronfbeiten oilrd bie Glropaer oocr
onoerc Sremhc, bic Damn inter Den
Ginoeborcnen, bercn &orpcr gcgcn
oie bisber unbefunntearonfheit nid)t
I'M Minocitcn 9eidyiibt lit, erttleblid,
nufrGirmen. 90 lit Der SnIptperlllIt
Scr lebtcll Sabre ollf ocn Tioidi.S n.
ieln elmer Woicrn : epidemic 5u6its
ld)rcibcn, Die ollcin iuit $500 2elttc
b%inroiitc. Sn Dem einen Sabre 1904
bctrllg sic N6nobmc obnc cine be
lonhcrc epidemic $40. IS bat ocl,
Slnidcin, ols Oh bos licbcnSnilroiac
Snielpolf ieit Der lettcn illrd)tborcii
Moicrn epidemic inn Sabre 1873.
ollrd) Die iibcr 10000 G%inacborene
lmaefommen iein ioIen, Dem llnter'
aong gcfpeibt lit. Snl lester Sabre
betrll9 ole Sterblidfeit inter Den
| 1ioid,iunern etluo 40 bon 1000. dlio
ion Greimol 10 piel ols in ben gciiln-
ocren StGoten 9eniidlano's. Gic
Sterbe,iifer Der ollf ienen Snieln al,-
iGiiigen @eiBen belief lid, SGngcgen-
iibcr ouf nilr menig iiber 10 b.. 7.
9abei berllben oieie 3oblen aif Den
Graebniiien Der Sabre, in oenen feline
grpBe Gpioenlie itatt9eimnben bot
! Gie aoloniol . @erluolturg id)eint cs
o~ufseseben oocr iibcrbaupt fein Sn.
| tcrclie oofiir az bnbcn, etipas aegcl
bie Iongidmc, aber nnideineno iid)crc
8crnihtmng Scr llrbenDlfcrung 81
tbun. MacrbingS beitebcn im aall'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23

crinGbltCn icirc3 Screen cincn Ru
binltcin id)cnftc, fouutc CT l!d)er Iein
Dob ibre &ippen ME zines onocrcr
Wnnnca fiiilcn miirocn.
Scr Sapbir gait. icincr lclid)tcn(
hlouen 6orbc lpcgcll, ais hcillon lin
Rlinobcit, pom Smurago Nlollbt,
moll OoB Shlongcn bel icincm Nm.
bIide iofort crbIin6ctcn mo nid)l
nlCGr gCfGbrlid) merhen fGnntcn.
Ser Nmetbpit loa aCgen Sruntcn.
belt id)iiBen. Sit lcnlt man i6!'
olld) mobl ben nbciliNcu Stcin", mcll
Scr Sing, 0cn Der fnt6oIiidJc Eric.
tier trd1t, nit cincnt NmctbuIt &c
idlmiidt lit. gmctDpitcn ais Ecila
den 0eioBt uto nit iriidcn &ciIdcIl
Qemiift, tru9 &niicrin GlNcnie poGr
Sranfreid ulti cincm meiBieioencr
QoIOQcitidtcn &lcioc, olo lie gum CT
ltcn Wulc ais Wcmoblin oea Nupoleo.
ni0cn iiir 0crcn @lumc Dos Ncilhcll
Gilt, cincm 6eItc IN bcnluillcricn bel
mo6lltc. Sic bnbcn ibr iiir tnr}c3cit
RuGm mo @liid mo @lnuj &c.
brud)t.
yGerlcn 6c0eutcn Sbr0ucn" io0t
cin oltC9 NoltSmort. Is fGnncl abrr
aud Grcltoentbr0ncn lciu, Ocul Ionlt
luiir0cu ole Ecrlcn nid)t lold)c allgt'
meme Nerbrcitung llno iolhc olla1t'
iprod)cnc Norliebc ais Shnnuf lido
ner 6rnrlcn bobcn. IS 9iebt bctannt-
lid luciBc mo ldJp0r5c D. y. oun1ttr
Hcrlcn. Cine foltborc Sdnlr omit
Ter Ycrlcn bCiob !. y. 0ic Erinjclin
Start unu FrcllBCn, Shmcitcr OcrStoi
iCrin Nu0nitu. 9Ibcr Ole Sn1c Ncbt,
monhmnI miro cine mciBc FerIc
ldnuorj III pcrcrbtcm Sunillcnldlnll
dc, mo 0no lit INNER cln3cldcrL 0dB
Gin MitNIic0 bc3 MollIc3 lllrbt n0cr
DEM Noltlc, .. y. Der Nonicn NnrIlllc
0r% Nomcna irNrn0 Elm llnbcil orobt.
an elmer norrb0clltlhcn Nrcibcrrn
Semitic inIl loldc opubrluNcnoc Yer
l%cnid)nllr" nod uorbnnocn lem, mlo
lie ioll ihon icit uiclcn& obrbrnocrtcr
INNER rid)tiN porbcrGcio0t bobCn. -
Mud bier lGbt iidl nid)t obrc Mcltcrc3
pom lining oc@ NbcrNlullbcn2 lprc.
hcll. 9huiNctIdrt lit ca icncnIuIla
nId)t,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1906-02-23
Soacu @ranfc nadDtS Nr5nei ncBmcn?:

Us lit inn NngcmcinCn iiblif, boB
Der ar5t ben Euticntcn omueiIt Die
pcrificoencn Wcoi5ineu 10 mo 10
picle Wolc tGglid) 81 ncbmct, &c
ipobnlid in irgclt0 cinem 3uloms
mCnbonoe nit Den Wnbl5citcrL n0nls
lid cine bcItimmtc }cit Dor ooer nod
bicicn. Tr. &ouficr bat jebt IN ets
ucm Tortrn0 por Der Sberupclttllden
@eieuihoit in EoriS Dorulli bingc-
%luieicL BOB rs icbr lpobl moNlih it,
pom bieicr oltcn @ctpobnbcit illnI
Gortbcilc bCs &runtcn ob}rhucifcn.
Vci piclcn Hciocn trcten Gic bollpt.
iddlihcn 9cidpperocn bel Nod)t ollf,
10 bel 9lItbmo nno bel Gpilcpiie, Nn,
herc &ronfbciten iteigcrn lid Nad)t5
mic cs beforntlid) bel ii%eberboften
3uitGnoen mo bel monhcn Sfmer.
sen Der Sol lit. nod nllocrC &ronf-
bCitcn beboltcn bCniclben @rob oblc
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