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New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
DUKE NE1R DEATH
Doctors Intending Freder7ch OF
Roden Fear the Horst.

Constance. Sept. 26-Grand Duke Fleue''-''
l., ,,as been suffering from intestli'"i i"''>,''
.,,,ion for a week or more. is rapld'H
,,,,rea and is hardly expected To su'N
night All the members OF MS i"'''''S
with the president of the ministry "'i. 'l- ,,.
members of the grand ducal caoiie'' -,
cred at the chateau and are a""'''''N ..7t,.,
- t,,,,,etip issued at midnight says: Ihe
-, Duke's weakness of heart began qn''e
-, the course of the evening to IN
a -, q most threatening manner. IL Was
-.-a-;,,,. IN re-establish certain degree OF io'
- octivitv. but the condition of the pa'ie"'
,,,,,,ins such that the worst must 20 ied'eu'
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
TILE BE ASSOCIATIONS AcTIoN


The Bar Association hRs chosen the best way
pf contributing 20 the election of fitting men TO
th.. iudgpShips To be filed next November. 1t
has instructed its committee on judicial noInna-
tions 10 issue an address TO the people and to
The political and civic organizations of New
York regarding the Importance Of the coming
judicial election and the necessity OF choosing
fit candidates. After the candidates have been
named it will examine into their characters and
records and report to the Bar Association its
opinion the candidates
The various civic bodies that have been in
vited TO confer with the Bar Associations COM
mittee upon this topic will do well to follow a
similar course. The results Of Independent nom
nations in the past. which il has been sought To
force upon the acceptance of one or both parties,
have not been happy. The course which the Bar
Association suggests is the one that has been
followed with such notable success by the Voters
Municipal League in Chicago, where the recon-
mendations of that civic body regarding the can
ddates Of the two parties have resulted in prac-
tically driving the gray wolves" out of the city
council The recommendations of the Bar Asso-
citation in conjunction with other civic bodies
regarding the choice of judges from among the
candidates of both parties will carry more
weight sith the citizens and receive more con-
sideration from them than an independent ticket
yyo1lld
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
lAcKAwANNA MEMORIAL FOR SLOAN.

The directors Of the Delaware. Lacka"annA
Western Railroad at meeting yesterday anop'1
a resolution for a memorial testfytns 70 tne -
preciatiou Of the board of the services or the ia
sarouaI s1oan. who was president OF the company
for many years and at the time Of his death pres
dent of the board OF managers A committees -
appointed 10 prepare the memorial which VIII
engrossed and sent TO the family. IL Is expeo'"
TO have II ready next week
A representative of the company said cnas n
was not probable that any would succeed As
Sloan as president OF the board OF managers -
the Office was purely an honorary ono
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
rt-~,r, The Tribune Bureau

II'r0rl nc ITtUI'1 - . =, o.
Washington. Sept 26--lt Is t'ousH' - -, -
-, illness are much exaggerated and 'hdt siI7
ru bs able TO carry out her plans OF returning -
Z,,sbington the last Of October Her dupont -.
-, ,idence is now being put in shape Tor IL'e
Ter and her Joseph Letter VIII so - t,,i co1,r-
accompany his mother on her '0S"se
try ,.- a,d Mrs SatterIce
80, outer,.,iI, the Right Rev. Arthur toley "'l
;tor1nerarn Bishop OF London. al tneil 49,
oI,,setts avenue residence during MS S''' -
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
THE CABINET
From The Tribune Bureau !

lFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington. Sept 26.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has Joined Mrs. Cortelyou and Their
children at Bay Crest. huntington Long Island
and they will remain there for some days oeiorS
coming back to Washington to settle for the
season.
Mrs Straus wife of the Secretary of Commerce
and Labor. has gone TO New York to visit her
daughters and will be absent from the capltai
until neYr week
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
Mr.. ROOT MEETS vicE-PREs,DENT

indianapolis, Sept. 2s.-secretary Root. accom-
panied by his wife and daughter and his
tary reached here at 1:9O o'clock this afternoon
on his way to Mexico Among those who called
upon him during his stay of minutes in this
city Vice, e,President Fairbanks.
Mr.. Root said there was special question to
he discussed by him with President Diaz His visit
largely of social nature and was in intent
similar to his trip to South American countries
last yeas
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
VEGETARIAN CATS

From The Dundee Advertiser. a, 40
An inquirer has written to The Heraln ~
Health" the organ of vegetartantsm and pnSsrrss
regeneration asking for a diet for her cats
menu recommended is interesting. and incsuosn
such dainties from pussy's point of view as Us
boiled water mashed ientils and beans. caooass5
cauifOwer stump. fried potatoes. soaked 80. o,-ar
biscuit. rice and other puddingS. vegetable his 80
and green peas. The method by which one I.,is -
find what the eat prefers IL 10 give it 1rslf
of each and down the dishes IL likes -.
trained vegetarian cats. we presume. would FeA~~
70 touch mtc>
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
CRANBERRY PROFITS
From The Springfield Union

From The Sprfngffeld Union =.
The Pilgrim Fathers found the cranberry n -, -
wild state. and it's cultivation began only aocue
Seventy-fve years ago. That the raising OF 90
berries under conditions suited to- them lS extrei
ly profitable is shown by the statement upon w
authority of q government expert that oos =
five and fve-eighths acres has paid ITS oWne,, ~
net profit of SO day, year In and year ou.' ',,ur
the last thirteen years Another bog OF hity-l.vs .s
has paid for itself seven times over III easN
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

MIR. and Mr.. Harry Payne whitney and Nr ma
Mrs Payne Whitney expected 10 arrive this
afternoon from England They went abroad e2rIv
in July. and Harry Payne Whitney has been en-
tertainng succession of shooting parties for the
grouse season at HOIwick Hail. In Yorkshire He
will go at with Mrs. Whitney 10 his place o,
Long Island. where his children have already Or
rived from Newport
a special train viii leave the Grand Central Sta
tio1 tomorrow morning att s35 O'Clock for the ar
cOmmodation Of the guests invited by Mr. and
Mrs Warren DeanO. jr-, to the wedding Of their
daughter Miss Ellen W. DeIano to FREDERICK
Baldwin Adams at Steen Valletje their coun+r,-
place near Barrytown. y. Y About two hundraa
invitations have been issued for the wedding and
reception.
E. Victor Loew jr Joseph I.arocque IT, Reri-
nald W Rives and J. Mckee Bowman were paz-
sengers on the road coach Venture yesterday On
its daily run fror1 the Holland House 70 Ardsey
H. s Brenchley drove to ArdsIey. and Alfred G.
Vanderbilt was the whip on the return trip
Mrs. Luther kountze.has arrived at Hot Springs
Va. for a brief stay
Lispenard Stewart has gone 10 New Brunswick.
Canada. A shooting trip
Mr. and Mrs Ralph " Ellis are expected TO
arrive at their country place at Meadow Brook.
Long Island. next week They have been spending
the summer at Newport
Mrs Paul TGckernan has gone 10 Lenox. where
she will spend part Of the autumn
Mrs. Z. Kip McCreery. who has been abroad all
summer is booked TO sail for home to-day
Mr. and Mrs. David NJ. Morrison have returned
from Par Harbor, and are at their house in East
4sth street
Mrs Ernest NJ Stires has returned 70 town from
Lake George and is staying at the Manhattan
Hotel for a few days The Rev DR. Stires viii
arrive tomorrow
Justice and Mrs. Francis NJ Scott are expected
arrive from Europe tomorrow. Their son-in-laW
and daughter Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Tev- are
booked 10 sail from England for New York on
October ;, and while here will be the guests of
Justice and Mrs. Scott their house in Park
avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

nroparandsts of speculative revolutions. at
any rate such of them on the spot LII
really doesn't much matter what conspiracies
are cooked up here so long the cooks don't
show themselves or the product of their cookery
in, 'uh
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27
Aem-1gorIs IlaiIn GribI,ts
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1907.

This aescspapcr is oirned aud published 6y
The Tribune Association. a Neac York corpora
i5oa; Office and principal place Of business Ifro-
une Building No. 154 Nassau street, Aeic ofk'
ogden Mills. president; Nathaniel Iaffte sec
fe50Fv and treasurer. The address oI me o.
1fcets Is The oaice Of this NeacSpdper.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

The statistics given out by the Pubic service
Commission make a remarkably large showing
of accidents to pedestrians. passengers and en-
pIoyes of the traction system. The regular col
lection of them should help to make public Opin-
ion insistent on the use of all the best safety
devices on the system. The present hand brakes,
for instance, are adapted only to the old fash
ioned light horseCars. The reported cost Tor
damage suits against the railways of greater
New York in 1903 was 3,1o3.902. That sum
would pay the interest considerable invest
ment in safety appliances. The cost of damages
against street railway companies constantly
grows The Philadelphia Rapid Transit Com
pany reports paying this year claims amounting
to S1217,9 9S6. The president of the company
says that in the last ten years the proportion
Of damages to gross earnings has grown from
- to per cent.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

The jamestown exposition would have an
added attraction If the Barr-Tucker social
war" whose many incidents and fluctuations Of
fortune are duly reported in the newspapers
could be conducted in a suitable amphitheatre
and a small admission fee charged
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

Rraintree England, Sept 26.--The Countess O
Warwick the social leader and philantnropis- IN
left ENGLAND for a tour Of the United StateA
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

According 10 an Oklahoma City dispatch to
"Tbe Houston POST the frauds practised at the
recent OklahOma SlectiOn were numerous ana
gIaring Many of the Democratic election OIL
GERS seem to have acted under the haliuclnatlon
that they were manag ging Tammany Initiative
and referendum.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

marking beneficent step toward complete ad-
iustment of Anglo Russian relations, and as
materially simplifying the political forecast of
the Asian continent
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

Mrs Ernest VI. Stires has returned 70 town from
Lake George. and is staying at the Manhattan
Hotel for few days The Rev. DR. Stires viii
arrive tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

Mrs T. Kip McCreery, who has been abroad all
summer is booked sail for home to-day
New-York tribune., 1907-09-27

Nj and Mrs. David NJ Morrison have returned
from Par Harbor and are at their house in East
18th street.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05
no AeEars.


CorrespeRdencei Is solicited from the surround
Ing country. C-cmmunications Of . personal
natnre I'll se subject to . rigid scrutiny.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05

The future OF lead and silver
seems to be growing brighter all
the time. The selling price of
both metals has advanced steadily,
Notwithstanding the dull period of
the past few months. The predic-
ton has been made, and upon
good authority. that lead will yet
so to 10 cents per pound. Silver
has surprised even its best friends
during the past few months. and il
may reach the dollar mark during
the next few years This would
be no more surprising than the
rapid climb it has made during
the past txo years
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05
To Rebuild at
HaZen.

The Western Ore Purchasing
Company whose plant in Reno was
destroyed by IRE last week. will
rebuild at Hazen on account of
the excessive tolls charged on ore
shipments to Reno, averaging sl.25
more per ton than the tariff TO
Haxen.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05

The b An .ilzssas for which Chamber
iAins Psis BALM hss prossa especially
valuable In almost sFery instance i,
seOrds pronps and per02nent relief.
Mr. Luke LaGnnSe Of Orange. Nieh,
ssys q il: -Afssr using plaster add
e<A<r remedies for three weeks for . bad
Lana back. I parch4s<d . bottle a
ChaEherlzins Pals BALM. and tire sp-
p.Natio1s Elected q care For sale ey
A d Le1Airs g SOFA
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05

To the pioneer who blazed the
way. redeeming the desert from q
barren waste 10 . Garden of Eden,
ne dof our hats. Mr.. Pioneer. we
honor your gray hairs aud rever-
ence your Bonded frame aud in
firm step-Yerington Times.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05

Assayer Henry Berry and wife
are rejoicing at the birth OF The
9Th daughter. The little baby is
the first born IN Tenabo.-Bul-
lion Miner.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05

In the beginning lei il be known
that the Times has the bitieress
contempt for that pest of pests
the knocker.-Yerington Times.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1907-09-05
Al. ORDER.
ISOF TO
THE PEOPLE OF BAT
TIE MOUNTAIN-WILL
BE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
in order to prevent the fur
ther engendering of any in
fictitious or contagious disease,
the dumping of any garbage
or refuse matter into the pub
lie streets or alley ways, must
Immediately cease.
Any person or persons vio-
|lating this order or Section
1888 of the Compiled Laws,
entitled Gan Act 20 prevent
the spread of contagious dis
cases." viii be prosecuted UNI
der the provision of the stat
ute.
W. d. ADDINGToN,
County Commissioner.
G. F. Pope, II. d.,
Chairman Board of Health.
q. W. HUMAN.
Constable.
Dated Aug. s, '07.
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets do the work
Stomach trouble. dyspepsia. indigestion,
bloating. etc. yield quickly. Two days
treatment free. Ask your druggist for
. free trial. Sold by The Horton Co.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-30
Work On Trail.

The road commission has a large amount of work planned to De done this summer between here and Fair banks Between Steward creek and Teikhell the trail is TO be widened and improved, beyond Ernestine double road will be built to overcome the trouble usually experen3ed with glaciers along the route. At Copper Center the hill is to be graded over making an easy drop to the fiat, and at Tazlina the long hill on the further side is to be improved by easier grades aud widening the trail. A crew is now at Gulkana, which will work on the new road to Fairbanks, making an eight foot grade, and putting in ten foot bridges, and at Delta conside erable work will also be done.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-30
!! Pioyees have left the Country, bound

p1Oyeee have left the country, bound for Fairbanks, owing to recent reports of a new strike made in that vicinity.
 The Kotsina telegraph construction party of which MT. Ernst Hooch is in charge, are now at the Copper River Ferry, reinforcing the work at that place. They will then work toward Tonsina bridge, and expect that the 18th of June will connect the Kotsina country with the outside world. 1t is understood that after the line is Gom7. pleted the government will then main tain 1t and operate it.
 There is a rumor that contract has been let for the carrying of the mail in this section, also that Post Office will be established in the near future.
 MT. Harry McGee is one of the party enroute to Fairbanks. Nels Jepson is cooking for the Telegraph Construction party at Copper river A. Barret had the misfortune to lose his horse from the effects of collie, a few days ago. He has made very rich strike in his Rock Creek property.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-30
Famous Gelinoau-Bell property on the
same creek
 The weather is fine and the trails are improving rapidly.

Afognak, April 24-Steamer "Uni. mak" of A. P. Assn. arrived here yes terday afternoon in a disabled ccndi. tion, with fair easterly wind, under sail, and is anchored in Letuik Bay. She left San Francisco on the 9th bound for Karluk, but on the 17th, when about 275 miles from here she struck submerged drift log, breaking her propeller and shaft, leaving her at the rnetcy of winds, without steam pro. pulsion, Fortunately she sprung no leak, and Capt. Rasmussen decided to sail her into nearest safe harbor. On board of her is Mir. Bankowasky, the superintendent, and about 30 en- ployees, and freight destained for karluk. A N.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-30

tion is having very hot weather at present, it averaging 80 above all during the month of May. The continued warm weather is bring ing down the water very rapidly and shortage may be expected during the middle of the summer.
 Washington, May 29-The govA ernment will dispatch special agents Covert and Henshaw to the north in few days to inspect the water supply o! the Nome aid Kougarok Districts.
 Fairbanks, May 29- The new strike in the Innoko country is at- tracting a large number of pros pectors from this section, although a stampede appears unjustified on meager reports received so far.
 Vernon, May 29-Chief of Po- lice Guess and his predecessor Case fought a duel yesterday over remark made by the latter con corning the chiefs ability as an officer. Guess is dead and Case is seriously wounded.
 Washington, May 29 - A blue jacket was refused admission to one of the resorts at the James town Exposition yesterday, and the matter has been taken up by the department. Secretary Metcalf wrote letter to the presi- dent of the exposition, reproving him for allowing such proceedings, and demanding that the license of resort be revoked. No action has been taken by the exposition off, cials.
 Boise, May 29-A sensation was created here yesterday in the court room where the Haywood trial is under way, by the arrest of'a so- cialst, who was heavily armed and disguised with whiskets. The au- thorities are using every precau- tion to prevent any trouble with fanatics, but it is tfeaTgd that there will be bloodshed yet before the trial is over.
 .-- -------
The Alaska prospector., 1907-05-30

San Francisco, May 29-Dozens of mining men are offering Isaac Marks, who grubstaked "Swiftwater Bill" funds with which to appeal the case decided yesterday. Unless this decision is revoked grubstakers all over the country will lose millions of dol. lars, and they are anxious to see 1t settled by the highest court. Many miners who have been expecting grubstakes this summer are now stranded here on account of the de- cision their former packers seeing no way of binding them by con tract and consequently refusing to advance the money necessary for the seasons work.
 San Francisco, May 29- --Prosecu-
  tor Heney makns charges that the police sof the city are interfering with the Schmitz jury. He says that the lists of jurors furnished by the sheriff are unfair and that it is impossible tor him to secure an impartial jury in the case.
 New York, May 29--It is now believed by the police that the kill ing of priest Kaspar, whose dis membered body was recently fonnd in a trunk, was done by a woman, who was actuated by ieal- ousy. It is claimed that the po- lice have positive knowledge that woman dld the deed, and expect to arrest her today.
 Washington, May 29 "A large number of prominent politicians in Colorado, Oregon, and Idaho will be arrested in few days for complicity in the land stealing cases. Recent developments have Implicated a number of we'll known ] people in the frauds.
 Washington, May 29--The price of whiskey has advanced 20 per cent, The cause of the raise is a ruling of the department de- handing increased purity of liquor # but on the market.
 Rawlins, Wyo., May 29-In a 4 fight here yesterday which started over the Haywood trial, two men were killed. The men, $. l.. Stone and C. Davls were quarreling with Jack Ringwood and nearly came to blows when Mrs. Ringwood ap.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Iie nsrtriebenen Sinous.

SeuttIe, Woib., s., Sept. - Sait
ole 200 SiuorlS, Die nor menigen 5u-
gen oils GeQingbum pontSen amerifo-
nii6en 9lrbeiteru nit 8emalt BERTHE,
ben m%hrsen} bubenHo iiH in aHberell
Yl1Bcni eill nitelIes llutetfomen geillht.
lllgefGbtl40 Sinons 1iino III Seattle
ongelaiigt, cine erobc In5nbl bot iid)
nud) sos Mligeles nib ailoeren Stao.
ten oes Sii0ens begeben uno anoere
lubtcn Sdub olif DEM 8cbiete Don
9ritildsGolitnlbiu.
Nadjridtcn ans 9elliugbam beios
gen, oaB nidt ein Sinou i'm Srtt
5uriidgcblieben lit. Ger bieiige britt.
lde 8iee.aonlul BERNARD Geap Fat
nod feline alntlid)e @erad,rid,tignng
bon Der feinolihen 0ebnnolilng Der
SinollS in 9ellingbam erbaIten. Gr
ia9te, CT lucroe MIR Damn cine Inter.
iiif)ung einlelten, menn cine formelle
@eifnerbe eingercidt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Ncutidle WGite.

HoheIter, N..D., s. Sept. -
8ebeimer gourotb Wittfelo, Iireftor
5riidmntb 3ireftor Serbian, Giref.
tor Tiorr uno Eroieiior 4aIter Nei.
def bon Berlin bic I'M auftroge ser
beltihen Rcgicruug bcn eleftriiden
0abnbetrieb b~ier5ulanoe ituoirem,
iino bon Hod)eIier nad Niogarl
Sails meitergereiit. Sic beifGitigen
iih nit elmer %eingebenoen 8eiidti.
gulls Der anerifuniidcn Grollep.
Vobnen, Tin altf 8runo ibrer Grnlit-
.telnngcu Hl1ne iiir ben eleftriiden
@abnbetrieb III Berlin alis3ltarbeiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Cine Ghieaapcr Sraa1bic.

Gbicago, 8. sept 6rau Sreo.
M. 5ilh Die Satin zines reiden ebe-
maligen Waflers, mlroe in iDrer
@obnlng Sit gpanspiQe ermoroet
o%ltfgefunoen. SIR @atte Lag nit ourd)-
idnittener aeble beipuBtlos nebcn
ibr allf Dem 6llBboben oes Sdlai3im-
mers. Gie Yoli5ei glaiibt, DAP ser
Wann bic 6rau ermoroete uno oann
Sano an it'd ielbit Iegte. Slid niroe
Fad einem Soipital gebraft, oof
lit es 5lpeiielbaft, Oh es eelingen
miro, i'm ON 2eben ;u erbalteli. Gle
5raii mar aii~seuidJeinIid) crit eridoi.
Ien n,o Damn nit eineln MctgerbeiL
i'll Stiide gebadt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
%gnitiAiffcrim pernngliitt.

SONAR +Gitn Mid)., 8. Sep'
TENDER. - Eeorl Notter por @rano
Hopios, Mid., mltroe bier bel ibrem
crItcn 9tniItieg in cillcm 2uitihiif &C.
tootct. Ias M1oncn mar nit cincnl
tSaQidirm in einen Morier gepadt
moroen ser bod in ser 2uit nbgeielt-
CRIT meroen ioIlte. Ger Worier muroc
III einer Sobe BON 500 SUB ~obgeicl.
ert, cltlllS iid) iebnh nift INTO ~ltiirSte
nit Dem MGohcn IN ole Sicic.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
SaS Serbit.s% cutrter Der
Sd)nle fir Sanbe NM
Cfumtuc

rnb Die. beren @ebbr 6n fblebt 1T, uls oaB ie
Die oiientIiheu S6uIet beiudel fbunen, be-
einnt an II. Septenber. Spretten uno 2ips
penz2efen eelebrt, 8~famuarsS buIe itno ala.
oemtfbeu SiubieIt. apft uHo unterrtht frei.
Wat penhe lib an GBaS. III. ON, grir3ipal.
NreoeriH. MGh. (NlIA10. co 9iSo-SeptD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-09
Nmi Der Scimfahrt.

Gan Grancisco, s. Sept. -
IaS &dnonenboot .Haleigb" lit o(s
critics Der oiti ser Seimiobrt begrifie'
men S6iifc oes oiiotiihen @eidma-
oers al,9cfolnmcn. Ter &reu5er rGin'
cinncti" miro IN Den nGhitcn 5rpei "a.
gen erluartet blraui fonlmeu yMarD'
LAMB" n@cit-8irainia," "Renniplpa'
MIA" uno .Goloraoo." sni ser 6ahrt
bon Dofobama nod Sonolulu 9erietb
Der .HoIeigb" in einen idperen
Sturm mo Elm groBer 1Deil Der Ted.
nnalgen no6e Dem Bug iplrbe bon
St~urjlpelen ilber 0oro 0erilien.