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The Washington times., 1906-11-04
GYPSY QUEEN
BRIDE FOUND
Sold to Ardent Suitor for 5000 by
Her Father, King of
Tribe.

kEWANEE. Ill. Nov. 3.-Dinah Jones.
queen OF the largest tribe OF gypsies in
America, who has been missing since
hey marriage TO John George six weeks
ago, is at Cincinnati. Ohio. according to
word received today by her father. Ste
vcns Jones, king OF the tribe She is
with distant relatives who, in accord
ance with her wishes. have concealed
her whereabouts from her husband and
all members ct the tribe. The reason
for her mysterious disappearance and
for her hiding are not revealed.
Her fether said tonight that In case
it was domestic infelicity he would at
once refund the $500 which John George
paid him for his daughters hand and
assume protection over her again
Queen Dinah. as she is known TO all
gypsies. failed to return one afternoon
when she had been out telling fortunes
at Berwyn, III. II was feared she had
been Kidnapped ana her husband.
through advertisements in Chicago and
other cities offered large sums for her
return. He suspected later that she was
In hiding either here or at La Sale and
made searches in both cities. but did not
find her. RE finally returned 10 Ber-
wyn, where he is said to be at present
time. His wife spent some months at
Cincinnati last year and went imme-
diately TO that city after leaving Ber-
wyn.
II Is believed she revealed her where
ahouts out of regard for her mother,
who recently submitted 10 a serious op-
GRAFTON in a hospital here. The father
or tho queen SAYS the courtship Of his
daughter by George was apparently ia
vored by his daughter and that when
the $500 was paid he entered no objec-
tlon TO her marriage. His love for his
daughter, he declares. viii not permit
him 70 keep the money If it means
trouble for the queen.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
.UTES COMING HERE
TO SEE PRESIDENT
Reach Agreement After a
Lengthy PoW-WoW With
Army Officers.

OMAHA. Neb-, Nov. 3.-The Ute IN
dians and the Government have come
TO an agreement 1t was decided today
that the leaders OF the Indians shall
have a pow-wow with the Great White
Father. and in the meantime the tribe
shall go 10 Fort Meade in charge Of
Colonel Rodgers, of the Sixth Cavalry.
Rations are 10 be issued 20 them there
The agreement was the result OF a
twelve hours conference" Several
times the Indians left the conference
vowing they would not return. They
insisted they would not go back 70 Utah.
and that they wanted a hunting ground
Colonel Rodgers and Capt. Carter p
Johnson told them President Roosevelt
would take care OF them. and Chief
Unkaskin put it To the rest of the band
IN this way. Roosevelt. he mighty
hunter he no want his children starve;
he know Injuns like heap big game; he
give us good hunting ground"
Unk2sAin. Black Whisker, and Red
Cap viii represent the tribe at Wash
ingtOn and urge the President to give
them another place to hunt.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
WOMAN'S RELIEF CORPS
ANNUAL INSPECTION

The annual inspection of Lincoln Wo-
mans Relief Corps. No. 6. by the in
spector. Miss TfIlie Durham. took place
Thursday evening. The Inspector stated
she was not disappointed in Lincoln
Corps. as she had inspected the corps
in previous years and knew the good
work done She also congratulated the
president on her efficiency as presiding
officer. and the efficient work done by
the officers.
The department president, Mrs. Vina
NJ. Calhoun; the senior vice president
treasurer. chaplain. secretary. press cor
respondent. patriotic instructor, chief
OF stan, CHAIRMAN, and members Of the
executive board each made addresses.
There were many visiting members
from the several corps. At the conclu-
sion Of the evenings work refreshments
were served.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
HOW STUART SAVED HIMSELF.

Gilbert Stuart, though celebrated
artist. was likewise a great braggart-
On one occc sion great public dinner
was given 20 Isaac Hi by the town OF
Boston, and he was asked to sit for
his picture 10 the artist. according 20
Scrap Book.
When HUH visited tthe studio Stuart
took great delight IN entertaining him
with anecdotes Of his English success.
stories Of the Marquis OF this and the
Baroness Cf that, which showed how
elegant was the society To which he had
been accustomed
Unfortunately, I'm the midst Of this
grandeur, Mrs. Stuart, who did NOT
know that there was a sitter, came in
with apron on and her head tied up
with some haudkerchiefs, from the
kitchen. and cried out DO you mean
10 have that leg OF mutton boiled or
roast ed c'' 10 which Stuart repH "a with
great presence OF mind Ask your mis-
tress."
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
CATHEDRAL
RELIGIONS MONUMENT
Bishop Satterlee Tells of the Ideals and Objects of
Magnificent Structure Soon to Occupy an
Important Place in the District

come a great missionary center. Nay. IL
will stand there before all. as an object
lesson in itself Of the freedom OF the
gospel.
Objects Are ThIee-Fold.
''The objects of a cathedral are three
fold. First. last, and always it should
fulhll Christs own description of a
church building that it should be.
house Of prayer for all people, free and
open, with a welcome extended to every
one who enters its doors. and also be a
witness for Christ in the capital OF the
country and OF the faith once delivered
to the saints.
Second. IL is the bishops church, in
which is his cathedral OF bishops seat.
where he can have the opportunity TO
exercise those apostolic functions of his
office unurammeled and with perfect
freedom. which he has no opportunity
to do through parish churches.
Third. II is the great mother church
OF the diocese, where all the larger
functions, such as mass meetings, con-
ventions and other diocesan gatherings
can take place. free from the medieval
laws, customs and associations. and
traditions which limited the scope and
ittAVifu A4lt use OF european CdlHeuIals.
Ideals of Washington Cathedral.
Returning to the ideals OF the Nation
al Cathedral OF IS. Peter and Paul,
Bishop Satterlee continued:
THE Washington Cathedral Of IS.
Peter and Paul will emphasize from its
position in the Capital OF the country,
points Of religious unions made rather
than recognize nice Points OF religious
differences. 1t Will cling to all that
Is Scriptural, apostolic. and primitive
In the life Of American Christendom.
The Cathedral OF IS. Peter and Paul.
while II enshirens whatever attracts us
in the Christian architecture Of the
past, must above all, rise To those sub
lime heights OF faith which these saints
attained: while its every stone cries out
'Hosanna 70 the King David son.. "
The Cathedral organization is 10 be
made up in the following manner, fif-
teen members Of the Cathedral Chapter.
the bishop, seven clerical members, and
seven lay men. who serve a two years
tenure Of office. The direct cathedral
officers are the bishop. the dean, the
canon precentOr. the canon missioner.
the canon chancellor. and the canon
almoner. Besides these is a Cathedral
council composed OF the bishop. and the
ioloWlns members Of the diocesan con-
Nenton, the standing committee arch
dedcOnS, deputies To the last general
convention Of the church. the secretary
ana treasurer OF the diocese and the
chancellor Of the same
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
STATE COUNCIL, o. U. A. NJ,
VISITS BENNING COUNCIL

The State Council Junior order United
American Mechanics paid its first an
nual visitation TO Benning Council. No.
q. last NoEday evening. After the invo-
cation by S. c. Chaplain Della. the new
State councillor. w. P. Evans. sr.. made
his address at the head OF the order.
Speeches by all Of the s. c. officers fol-
lowed and the retiring S. c, F. n.
Webber. ST.. then presented a handsome
silk American flag 10 Z. J. Ross Coun-
ell, No Is. for the largest gain in mem
bershiD during the past year. The next
visitation Will be November G.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

The Right Rev Henry Yates Satterlee,
Bishop Of Washington. under whose di-
rection. with that Of the Cathedral Chap
ter and to whose untiring energies
much of the present success of the
Cathedral movement is due, discussed
Yesterday with a representative of The
Times the purposes. ideals. and uses OF
a cathedral, and what the National
Cathedral OF SIS. Peter and Paul VIII
stand for IN the religious life of Wash
ington and the Nation when IL is COM
pleted
.The Cathedral OF Washington will
stand on the brow OF the hill as cease
less object lesson for God, said Blshop
Satterlee. in speaking Of the ideals OF
cathedral. ''in contrast TO Athens, where
in the very center OF Greek civilization
stood an altar erected 20 the Unknown
God we need I'm the Capital OF the
country, marching as II Is at the fore-
front Of modern civilization. not an Al
tar OF agnosticism. but witness or the
ona true God. A great building always
exercises a great influence.
Uses of Great Cathedrals.
s.The question is often asked con
tinued the bishop. What use IS great
cathedral In this practical age Men
eav we see at a glance the value OF
bosDitaIs. and lnfiFmaries, of schools anu
colleges. of libraries and museums OF
ART but fail 10 distinguish that OF
costly cathedral. II seems like an ana
cbronism in these days OF modern CIVIL
zation.
In answer 10 this. If a great cath-
edral stands out as a witness Tor Ger
tain spirituaI truths. for certain aspects
Of New Testament life and belief lot
side of the Christian religion which
our modern one-sided Christianity mas
lost sight Of and forgotten, can We can
IL a useless anachronism2
"If there ever was an age when Ihe
Church of Christ should stand forth as
a fearless witness OF it's pre-eminent i'm
portance. II is in this dawning twentieth
century. The temper Of the age Is
sociological rather than theological. II
churches and cathedrals are less i'm
Dortant than schools and hospitals,
however. 1t is not that we are less re
Ugious than our forefathers.
THE cathedral OF the future. in its
worship should stimulate every nobleT
instinct of our manhood. While it's form
of prayer should be Of course, the an
Client liturgy OF the church. outward
forms and ceremonies should never
obscure that high ideal of worship set
forth by Christ himself Under present
circumstances, the Cathedral OF Wash
ington is undoubtedly destined to be-
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
Matinee Fuchre Club.

The Wednesday Matinee Euchre Club
held its initial meeting October 81 at
the residence Of Mrs. +. Richard Gasch.
l7n North Capitol street. and spent a
most enjoyable afternoon. After the
games a luncheon wa s served amid
pretty Halloween decorations OF pump
kins. corn, autumn leaves, and ferns.
Those present were Mrs. Charles Nc
Guiggan, Miss Ruth Mcdonald Mrs.
Archibald Edmonston, Mrs. Clark. Mrs.
W. P. knight. Miss Lillian {. Smith.
Mrs. Inez Mcconnell, and Miss Margaret
Sterne.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
ARREST FLYER CREWS
TO OBTAIN VIADUCTS

wILKESBARRE. Pa, Nov. 3-Charg-
ed with exceeding the speed limit in the
city. Conductor Griswold and Engineer
L. J. Haze, OF the Pennsylvania flyer.
running between this city and Phnadei-
phia, were placed under arrest. and at
n hearing before the justice of peace
We're fined s. and costs.
The city officials will proceed against
other railroads for the same offense.
City councils want the railroads to ele-
vate their tracks, but they refuse to 10
IT
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
DIES FROM A SHOVE
GIVEN BY LANDLADY

SCRANTON. Pa. Nov. 3.-As the di-
rect result or a playful push, given him
sr"erai weeks ago by his boarding
house mistress, Michael Dzwotz died
today AZ Maydeld. lie and the woman
were having playful scuff1e when
hc slipped and fell striking his side
against washtub. Several ribs were
fractured and II is believed MS death
was caused by one OF the broken ribs
penetrating a vital organ.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
Cotillon Club Organized.

The Southern CouIlon Club OF Prince
George county. Nd. was organized on
October 2 with the following officers
as the board OF governors: Edward a
Fuller, president, Hyattsville. Nd. II.
r Hunter RIverdale. Md. vice presi-
dent and treasurer. William X. III
Wharton. College Park, Md, secretary
Claude +. Warren. Riverdale. Nd, Dr.
Arthur O. Etlenne. BerWyn. The initial
German Will be given on Friday even
ing. November Is, in Masonic Han IN
Hyattsville.
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
MACCABEE INITIATION
IN NORTHEAST TEMPLE

The Knights OF the Modern Maccahees
Of the District are arranging for a big
class initiation TO be held AT Northeast
Temple on thc evening OF November p.
Col N s. BoyntOn, OF Port Huron,
Mich. the great commander o. the or
der. Or. J. II. Jmghans, supervising
deputy for the State of Ohio; s, s Eng
llsh deputy great commander Of the
District and others high in the councils
OF the order will lenG their presence to
the occasion
The Washington times., 1906-11-04
Meeting of washingtonians.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
Washingtonians was held at the home
of Miss Katie Slater. 4s ] street north
east. Important business was transacted.
including the committee appointments
for the November dance. A number OF
interesting games were INDUCED IN. also
vocal and instrumental music The club
will meet tomorrow night at the home
OF Miss Marion Giddings. 2I5 II street
northeast
The Washington times., 1906-11-04

. come a great missionary center. Nay. IL
will stand there before all. as an object
/ lesson in itself OF the freedom OF the
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
Haffinirter @aunerfniff.

Sn Elm Belanaarengei9Gft in aarlsz
rube, Baden, fam jiinst elm elegant see
tleibstes paar uno iudte fi9 bort einen
pelS i'm Wertb BON 300 Marf aus, Der
NIT einem Saufenbmarfi4ein beaablt
tpurbe.. Oils Der @ei9Gftsmdnn Die
8dnfnote priifte, erIu9te i'm Der @aue
Rer orinseno, ii9 Die @9tbeit i'm nd9z
item 9anfbalis beitGtigen gu lafien. Sin
2ebrling beiorste Dies uno erf9ien
mad tpenissn Minuten NIT Der ants
mort oes 8anfiers, baB Die Note edit
lei. Nun nimmt Der @auner bic Miene
oes 9efrGnften an unb fuet 5u Dem
9eiddftsmann, Tie bdtten fif anbers
befpnnen uno polIten ibren 8e6arf in
etnem anoeren 9ef6dft oeden. Na6
elmer bdlhen Stunbe erf9ten 6as
S9tpinolerpaar ipieoer i'm 2aoen, err
flGrte, ods @emiini9te BEL Der &onfurs
ren5 ni9t sefunben gu baben uno err
itan0 einen pels i'm 8ertbe bon 300
Marf. @rit na9oem oas faubere paar
peri9punben mar, fanb Der 9ef4dftsz
mann, 6ab er nun pirfli9 einen fall
fden Sau fenbmarff9ein in 3abluns
eenpmmen. Muf Sen alei4en Srtd fiel
elm Acknowledgements herein. BEL Dem
bds S9pinblsrpaar &unitsegenfGnoe
eefauft bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
NmiSiihe 0erImfe inn arieae.

Die WerluIte Der ru1itI6en Nrmee
i'm &risse nit Sapan beSiffert Die SO
tpoja Wremia" nu9 angebli9 auperldis
tiger Nue1e nit 180,650 damn, oapon
GAG Sffi5iere uno 1850 l1ntermili>
tdrs i'm &f getDotet, 1914 SffiSiere
uno 1888 l1ntermilitdrs ra9ber an
ibren @unben seftorben, 1859 SffiSiers
un0 1856 llntermilitdrs oertpunoet,
All Sffi5iere uno 1865 %1ntermili>
tGrs permibt. Sn ~bpritebenber 8ere4z
nune iino ober Die 8erluite Der 9arniz
ion bon Bort @rtbur, Der Marine uno
Der 8eiabung bon Sa6dlin ni6t be-
riifii1tigt poroen, Die auf ettpa 10000
Biz 10000 Mann 5u peranf9lngen
iinb, 10 oab alfo Der Sotalperluit on
So6ten, @erpunoeten un6 @efaneenen
fih auf cirea 25O,OOO Mann beluufen
ipiir6e. lleber oie 53a6l Der in iapanif9e
9efanseni6aft geratbenen Sruppen
Iino nod feinerlei offi3iele Saten pers
Dffentli6t. 8efanntli9 miro bon ioz
panii9er Settle bebauptet, bab bel Port
@rt6ur olIsin Al 900 Mann, Bel Mufs
ben 10000 uno uuf Sa9alin iibsr
5000 Gefansene eema9t tporben iinO.
Die 3ubl Der 8erfpunoeten tit, rpie Die
rpet. g." bemertt; in Ser 3uiammens
itenung Der rNop. 3d." pffenbar 81
niebrig gesriffen. 2aut offi5ielen Be
ri9ten puroen olein nd9 Der S9la6t
BEL Mufoen fat $4,000 8erpunoete
in nDroli9er Hi9tung fortgei9afft.
Die @eIammtperlufte in ben blutisen
G6la&ten Bel Sonoepu. am S9dbo,
BEL 2%iuojang, Wafanfou, am Salu nno
BEN bielen grDbsren unb fleinere1 Ses
fe9ten buben -speifelos erhebli9 mebr
Spfer geforoert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
So. 2onsreB.
q t.

@a bington, 80. Sanuar. -
Sm Senat purben beute labe on
pisr3ig periGiebene Bills ansenommsn,
bon bensn biels bon Wi9tigteit tuaren.
Die Sife ialisbt Biqs Elm fur 4eu9t'
tbiirme, Rebel.S Signal, sinen &ebenues
&utter uno me5r,re 6fentli&e @sbdu'
be. @6enfr rpuros bic Bill betr. bic
&:Organifrun9 oes 6oniularsS ienfes
fat obne Sisfuifon an9snomm, n.
Die ySbipping".Yil muroe eins
3eit lang bistutirt unb auberbsm fano
cine Debate ffatt tibsr bic Saftbarteii
bon TRANSPORTS eieli9aften bel I'm
~9ladsfduen ibrer Mnseftelten.
Senator 9attsrion CAB befannt, bae
er mOrgeu cine &eoe tiber bic WarOlto-
unb San Domingo 6raee balteu
tueroe.
Ste ReioIution, bic Beerbiaungs-
totem bes te~rforbenen Senators Mit.
@el bon OresOu i'm 8etrase bon s547
su besablen. tpurbe obne Debate ange.
nommen.
Cine &efolution, ben WarineietretG,
CUR 0orlage Der protufoue Der friess.
geridtlidsn 8erbanblunsen esast1 BIZ
s%eetaoettsn Mrr3Oni unb Mapo auf3u'
forbern, tpurbe angsnommen.
Sans.
Wahin9ton, 80. Sanuar
Die gifenba6nratens8 il, bsren Dis
fulton beute aufgenommen tpuroe. iei
felte oie &eprdientantsn anideineni
mebr, als irgenb cine anbsrs ssfsBgebs
rti9e WaBreseI, bic In Der lsbten Sci
our Debate ffanb. Den Debatter
puroe aufmertiam auseh6rt unb biel
3wif4enfragen Inn M%uftldrung tibe'
oieisn Ooer ienen 8unft sugten BOZ
benz 9roben Snterehe Der Reprdientan
ten. Dartiber. mas bic Muthoritdt be
@ommiffon fur 3wiI9entaatli9el
6anoel in 8e3ug auf Tiferenaratel
3uif4en ribalifrenben Stdbten ODE
Staten fein tutrb, ertpartet man Elm
angeregte Debate.
&eprdientant 8urfe bra9te cine Bil
eth, wel4e ben Setretdr bes Snuerel
ermd&tist. 5000 aerss bHentli9er 2dn
bersisn aIs @etosIanb fir Buffet q
pa4ten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
ReiSbieQpie Seiffuna.

Inter Den 9o4rufen Der @arniion
bon Sort Sam 5ouiton. Seras, biel!
BORT biefer Sage bas 6. 8unoesz Jelbz
artinerieresimert ieinen Gin3ug. na4z
Dem es in 35 Sasen Die HOO Meilen
tpeite Gntfernlne bon ieiner friiberen
@arniion, Sort 4ilep, &as., in MGrz
f9en suriidgelegt bate, nobel nod
ipieberbolt umtpege gema6t tperoen
mubten. Mannfaaften uno pferoe
aeigten beutIi9 Die Wirfungen Der aus
berorbentliden Nnftrensung. Die 2eute
iaben baser aus unb TIRE uniformen
tparen be54mubt unb aerriTen, pdb=
renb Die pfer6e au Steletten abgemaz
CERT tparen. Oafiir batten fie aber aud
cine 2eiftung binter fid, iuel4e gu
Jrieoensaeiten obne Beifpiel baftebt,
uno nit tpel9er felbft bic @ilmGrf4e
auf Napoleons Riidaus bon Mosfau
nidt persliden tperben fDnnen. Gum
S4lub bate bas Neeiment nod einen
BliSaarb az Bethlehem, in peldem 80
Meilen auriidgelegt tper6en mubten.
Die Sruppe nerlor auf Dem Marf4
riir einer Mann, pel9.r Der Malarta
erleaen lit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31

@ahington. 80. San. Na9
elmer Sienfseit non As Sabren pirb
SeneraIeuttant @baifse am nd9ften
Sonnerfag auf fetnen eiaensn Wunid
penionirt tu.rben. Der General tuiro
fi9 gnoe Der @o9e NIT feiner Jamilie
nod gitp Of Wsrifo begeben unb f4
bort porausH&tlt9 bis gum 1. Mai
aufbalten; itdter i'm Gommer aebenten
he in Cos Gn9eIes, Gal, ibrsn ftdns
oisen aufentbalt gu nebmen.
Sranfrei@ b III abmarten
@afbin 9 t o n, 80. San. Diff
siele Ha4riGten aug Grantrei8 beia-
gen, bab f& BITE fransOFfds Resieruns
In Der bene3olanii&sn Grage Dor Der
9ano abwarteno perbaIten wtro. Wan
slaubt. buB prdRbent gaRro bieIei&t
ieIbf CUR Sofung Der S9misrigtsiten
tuiro beitragen f6nnen. falls R& bic
geri3te, bob f4 unter ben Yens3O.
lanern cine wa&fenos unjufriebenbeit
nit ibrem prdfioentsn bemerfbar
ma&t, als tpabr ermsifen.
untsru d bes. WaIen.
eia". u mt.
Seattle. @aib.. 80. San. Die
unteriu&ung Der uria9e1 bes I'm.
eIhds. wel&es oos s@if .galeneta"
betraf, besann beute Dor ben Ser.
Staaten-Snfpectoren. !.
Webrere mil benz 2eben babonae.
tommene paHasiere tpurben oils 3,eu.
gen oeraommea unb iagten aus, bab
CUR 3eit. ais Das s@iff auf bic RtHs
auRisf, rubige See unb Elm Iet9te,
Nebef mar.
Das erffe bonn S&if aus fott ae,
ma9te Boot muroe obne Ridf&t au'
bic paRaaisre iofort bon einem She'll
BET e3iHsmanni@aft In gsHb senom'
men. Webrere In Der Ndbe beFnbli9er
e&tffe ma&ten feline NnfaIten, bi,
S&iffbrt&isen 3u retten.
Die SniaEen bes erfen @ettunas.
bootes ertranten faf obne Musnabme.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-31
Ruinfnlta0t Ddlnpra.
Gtitorifder @ldDt;S ns:T Ole cinSt 50 sIaa=
icn0e McIoc.i ScnpDiae.


Die Huinenftaot palmprd in en-
rien, Die einitige &eiiOen5 Der i9Dnen
unO i~tOl5ei SOnigin 3enobiu, bat eine
interefante GeI9i6te.
Yalmpra (oas beutige Suomur) rn1
Die umliesenOe 2anOi9aft biloeten cine
&epublit unter rOmii9er S9uBberr>
i9uft. Der palmprer Sbenutbus mar
Der er rite, Der ii9 geeen bieie !6erri9aft
auflebnte. Gr eroberte Sbrien uno
nabm I9liebIi9 Sen Sitel zines sSnls
p~erutors an. Na6 ieiner Grmorouns
beitieg feline 8ittpe, Die ertpdbnte Sais
ierin 3enobia BON Balmpra, i'm Sabre
267 n. Gbr. Oen SbrOn. &riegsriidsn
Sinnes unh bon berporragenoer Bill
oung, erf9ien tie oen 3eitsenohen pie
cine Sipeite Semiramis. Die @renSen
hires 2ei9es eritredten ii9 bonn
Gupbrat Bis gum Nil.
Sn ibrer 9auptituot pulmpru emit
fpidelte ii9 elm pabrbaft fdiierli9er
9lan5; Die feline grie9ii9sr0mii6e
8iloung bieIt ibren Gin5ug in oie
Staot Der Wiifte, odneben aber audi
lleppigfeit, Gurus uno cine perI6ipen>
oerii9e Bra9t. palmprd bate ben
SDbepdnft ieiner @r0Be errei9t. Sc
npbtas ebrgei5ige pldne legten oen
9runo gu ibrem eigenen @erberben.
Ser &aiIer @urelian i9lug i'm Srons
testbale Die @rmee Ger 8aiierin oes
Morgenldnoes, b%elagerte Ydlmbrd,
nabm Die fliebenbe Serrf6erin eefans
gen uno lieb lie BEL ieinem triumph
5uae in @om Dffentli6 auffiibren.
SpGter lieb @ureliun infolge zines
4ufitnnbes Ser 8ebDlferung geeen Die
rDmii9e geiuBung Die Staote BON
@runo dlis seritDren, un6 lie ianf oaz
NIT gu Der Sebeutuns zines setpDbnz
li9en p~robinSneites berab, befen 6ans
bel feline 8ebeutung mebr bate.
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