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The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

An epoch in the history Of Washington
affairs occurred yesterday when Henry l..
West, Commissioner Of the District. Gen.
John NJ. Wilson. L. S. A., retired, and
Thomas W. Smith. lumber merchant.
were appointed as a District Electric Rail-
way Commission 20 investigate COM
plants touching OF affecting matters per
tanning TO the traction railways Of the
District Of Columbia.
The appointment was made by the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Improvement OF street car service de-
manded by the Brightwood and other cit
liens associations will be given imme-
dIate attention by the new commission,
and where better service is regarded as
necessary, the commission viii recon-
mend the improvements be made.
In these recommendation the commits
sion Will have the support OF the Inter
state Commerce Commission, which. in
turn. has the power. invested in it by a
recent act Of Congress. TO promulgate
stree, railway regulations and 10 prose
cute any and ali violators
The AppOintive Order.
The following order was adopted by the
Interstate Commerce Commission yester-
day:
This commission does hereby consti-
tute and create a board 10 be known as
the District Electric Railway Commits
sion, 10 be composed OF three members.
who shall set as a boaru OF inquiry and
investigation into all complaints. touch
ing or affecting matters over which the
Interstate Commerce Commission has
been given jurisdiction by the act of Con-
gress, approved May q, 1905 entitled An
act authorizing certain extensions 70 be
made 10 the lines Of the Anacostia and
Potomac River Railroad Company. the
Washington Railway and Electric Com
pany. the City and Suburban Railway of
Washington, and the Capital Traction
Company. in the District Of Columbia,
and for other purposes
The Interstate Commerce Commission
does hereby appoint Commissioner Henry
L. West. Brig. Gen. John NJ. Wilson. and
Thomas w. Smith, residents OF the Dis
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

New orleans, July 1T rs announced
here by a high official OF .iv department
Of foreign relations of Honduras that
Honduras has officially appealed to the
United States against the intended hostile
demonstration of Guatemala against the
republic and asked that a man-of-war be
sent 20 Puerto Barrios 20 prevent a raid.
The appeal Is made on the ground thar
Guatemala IS Strengthening its forces
on the Honduras frontier; have sent a
considerable proportion Of its army and
several cannon TO Puerto Barrios, on the
frontier. and that Bonua. the exned
President Of Honduras. and several OF
his old officials are at Puerto Barrios or
Guatemala City as guests OF President
Cabrera. Of Guatemala, making prepara-
uons for a raid across the border.
Invasion Is Threatened.
The invasion is feared. as a number OF
The Honduran officials are believed 20 be
traitors and prepared 70 join in a revolu-
Jion in favor OF Bonilla.
After the recent Presidential election. in
which Davreo was chosen. a general am
nesty was proclaimed and a number Of
Bonilla's former adhereuts were retained
in office. Some Of these have been found
in correspondence with the enemy and in
plot to overthrow the government. As
a consequence there have been many ar
rests.
AT san Pedro alone Gems. Jose BuIaes.
Calixo Marin. Arturo Talbot, and Jose
Maria Castro were arrested and are now
in prison.
Situation Is Threatening.
notwithstanding these arrests. the situa-
ton in Honduras is regarded as threat
ening, as the new government has been
in Office such a short time that it has not
been able TO properly organize the army
Official appeals were forwarded from
here to-day TO Dr. Ugarte. Minister OF
Honduras to the United States, and will
be presented by him 70 Secretary Root
asking the United States 10 intervene TO
prevent an invasion Of a peaceful coun-
try and a renewal Of civil war. as well as
a war between the two republics.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
WASHINGTON

Never more beautiful The flowers are blooming
the trees are fresh the grass green and delightful
summer weather prevails
Come neighbors from the Virginas and Mary
land, and welcome to all America, and make merry
with us on the Fourth, at the hanging of the crane
in our municipal home
THE WASHINGTON HERALD with the largest
morning circulation the National Capital, bids YOU
come.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
RAILROAD DETECTIVE KILLS.
shoots wife Three Times After a
Bitter Quarrel.

New York, July Patrick Manning
formerly janitor Of police headquarters
in Bayonne, n. j., but Of late a de-
tective for the Jersey Central. shot his
wife three times ,his afternoon. and then
ended his life With carbOllc acid.
The woman is in the hospital in a crit
ical condition. The shooting was wit
messed by their sons. Vincent. twelve
years old, and Bernard, ten years old.
Manning and his wife went to Man
haitian yesterday on a shopping trip. and
on the way home quarreled. Mrs. Man
ming left home at s o'clock last night
but returned this morning. When she
got back the quarrel was renewed. and
Manning left, saying he would kill his
wife when he returned. This afternoon
Mrs. Manning was in her bedroom when
her husband returned. He was armed
with q .SS-caliber revolver. and at once
opened fire.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
HONDURAS ASKS
FOR PROTECTION
Appeals for Aid from In
vaSiOn Of Guatemala.
WANTS [. S. WAR SHIPS
Officials Fear the RevOlutiOniStS
Will Join BOnilla.

Many Arrests Arc Made as Part Of
Governments Attempt 10 stamp
Out Proposed InSurrectiOn New
Administration Not in office Long
Enough to Have Army Properly
OrEanized--AppenI Sent To Minister.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
ANTS UNITED.
Gray and Johnson Men
Profess Hope.
CLAIM 400 BALLOTS
Insist They Can Prevent Selec-
tiOn of Bryan. :
CLAIM 400 BALLOTS
HIS MAJORITY IS IGNORED

Lack of Harmony, Similar to Allies
in Chicago Convention, However,
Leaves Much Doubt as to Ability
to Get TOgether-0ne Gray Man
Declares They Are Not in Con-
ventiOn to Fight Bryan, but to
Nominate DelaWarean.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
PEARY ALL READY
FOR DASH NORTH
Roosevelt Leaves in a Few
Days for the Arctic.
TO FIND THE POLE
Officers and Men Enthusiastic
Over the Prospect.

He Is to Do, but Expects to Help.
TO Aid in Effort 60 Eclipse S7.O0,
the Highest Point that Has Ever
Been Reached by Any Explorer.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
S1I.OO Niagara Falls Excursion. July 2.
RnItimnre nnd Ohio.

Special train standard coaches and par
lor cars from Washington 7:4j a. m. going
via Philadelphia and Lehigh Valley route,
Liberal stop-Overs returning. Tickets good
returning within fifteen days Cheap side
trips from Niagara. Other dates, 18th and
31st. August Il and 2S. September IA, Octo-
Der p
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
nnItIm.re and Onto RnIIrnnh.

Sl.25 20 Baltimore and return every Sat
urday and Sunday. All trains both days.
both ways, except Royal Limited"
On Saturday, July 4. exciting automo-
bile races of unusual magnitude at PIN
lico Race Track. Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
TAMMANY CHIEFS
OFF FOR DENVER
SachemS on Same Train, in
Different Groups.
TO HONOR CLEVELAND
Resolutions in His Memory to
Be Adopted.

HIS Life and Public Services VIII
BE Lnuded and sorrow Expressed
that He Has Been Taken-Judge
Parker TO Present the Resolution,
and Convention VIII Adjourn for
Twenty-fOur Hours Out of Respect.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Commission WILL
SETTLE DISPUTES
Important Body Is Named
for the District.
BEGINS WORK AT ONCE
Has Jurisdiction Over Matters
of Public improvements.

Henry l.. West, CommissionerI Gen.
John VI. Wilson, L. :. A., Retired,
and Thomas W. smith. Lumber
Merchant. Named by Interstate
Commerce Commission - First 10
Take Up Street Car Service.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
HITCHCOCK QUITS
IF NOT SELECTED.
Said He Will Not Submit to
Another Chairman.
yORYS AND TAFT CONFER
Meeting Continues for More
Than Three Hours.

Nominee Has To Break Engagement
for n Ride BcCnusc Conference
Takes More Time Than He Had
EXpectcS 90 Give TO Ohio Man
Taft Denies. TINT Matter Is Fully
Settled, Despite Reports.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District Of Columbia,
Maryland, and Nirginia-Fair
to-day and tomorrow; light
variable winds.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Situation Is Threatening.
MINNESOTANS NOMINATE.
Jacob +. jacobson, Republican Can
didnte for Governor.

didnte Tor GOVcrnOr.
St Paul. Mimi. June Jacob r. Jacob
son was nominated for governor by ac-
clamation by the Republican State con-
vention here to-day.
The rest Of the ticket was composed Of
A. o. Eberhart, for lieutenant governor;
]. A. Schmall. for secretary Of State; c..
c. Dinehart. for treasurer. and George
7. Simpson for attorney general.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
baltimore and Ohio Service

- ~ +AhnApotANs wa,
From Union Station a. m, I2:O5 noon.
$40 and p. m. week days; 7:20 a. m, 3:30
and $50 p. m Sundays.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

While you think of IT. telephone your
Want Ad. 70 The Washington Herald, and
bill Will be sent you at / cent a word.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
RnItimnrc and nhIn n ID r-a,.

S1.00 to Harpers Ferry. Hailtown
Charlestown. Summit Point. and Win,
chester and return Sunday. July 8. Spe-
cial train leaves Union Station S a. m.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Dressed Pa!ingS or Picketa 81 per 100.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

trict Of Columbia, as the members Of the
said District Electric Railway commits
sion. 20 serve without salary. Said ap-
pOintees shall have an of the powers
vested In. or which may be exercised by.
examiners appointed under and In ac-
cordance with the act % regulate com
merce. including the power 10 administer
oaths' Il shall Boz the duty Of such Dis
trict Electric Railway commission ~
make investigation In the first instance
INTO all matters as TO which complaiDt is
made 10 The Interstate Commerce Com
mission under the aforementioned act
OF May .. 1905 and 10 make such recon-
mendauons 20 the last-named commits
sion as 10 all necessary orders. rules req
ulations. or requirements which said nis-
trict Electric Railway commission NAV
deem proper"
About three weeks ago the Brigptu.,o5
Ci'lzens Association met and adop ed
resolutions. in which they asked for
through service TO Brightwood over tho
Ninth street line Of the Washington pau-
way and Electric Company's line The
resolution was sent 20 the railway Off
Ni"Ist ana lhey took no action on the
matter II was referred 10 the District
commissioners. and they were powerless
10 act, and later and last, the association
referred the matter 20 the Interstate
commerce Commission, and that body as
Sured the association IL would investigate
shortly afterward, the Interstate Com
merce commission began trying 10 find
citizens 20 make Up the commission. with
tho Eunu-n raGrrfH
AFFAIR viii he the first matter to rarai,-o
attention after the organization OF the
new commission. which VIII be accom-
piiShed to-day
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

North Carolina siding, $50 per 100 It.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th s. N. Y. ave, py.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
Indianinns for Kern.


The announcement that neither Gray
nor Johnson would take second place on
the ticket gave heart OF hope 10 the In
dianians and they spoke up again for
John W. Kern incidentally. Francis
Burton Harrison's managers from New
York told what a great man he was. and
as basis for HarrisCns claims they
told how the first Confederate flag was
made from the colored petticoats Of Har-
risons mother and furthermore, that
Harrisons father was Jeff Davis private
secretary. But the New Workers can have
the nomination for Vice President if they
can get together and agree upon a can
ddate.
There is plenty Of good timber in the
Empire State, but nothing will be known
Of New York's attitude until the dele
cation has it's caucus in this city on Mon
day afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Big Drop This Week in Prices of Iron
and lumber. Lihbey & Co., 9Th & NY. ave.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Everybody Who Has Money or Good
credit buys of Frank Libbey & Co.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

summer speciaI-5Oc for Fern.
Worth l1c and ST. blackstone I4th and u
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Beautiful Flooring. $500 per 100 FIT
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & N. Y. ave. NV.
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Anything and Everything Inl Lumber
Frank Libbey & CO.. 6th e. N, Y, ave. NV
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

Get Our Latest Prices.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9Th & n. Y. ave. NV,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

J. III. Small & Sons, Florists,
18th @, Washn; Waldorf &. 1157
B dway n. !. Steamer orders a specialtv,
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02

they will not do that, and always winding
up by doing the very thing that they
say they will not do
The Washington herald., 1908-07-02
The street Car Service.

Following closely on the Briehtwood
matter. there Will be several other com
plants relative to street car service. and
these Will be taktn up
\ member Of the commission said last
night that any Complaints made 10 the
body would be investigated impartiaIlv
He announced that when il was a matter
of corporation giving better service no
time would be lost in arriving at a iusti-
fable decision.
Commissioners West said:
"The suggestion that ! should aid the
Interstate Commerce Commission i'm the
enforcement Of the new law relating 20
street railways in this District. came 10
me as surprise After giying the matter
thorough consideration. however. l ac-
cepted the position, believing II would be
possible 10 achieve practical results. As
I understand Il, the three citizens chosen
by the Interstate Commerce Commission
are 70 act as an advisory committee 90
that body, and will relieve the commits
sion OF much Of the work attendent upon
the execution OF the law In taking up
the solution Of the street railway problem
here, l shall be guided by a spirit Of
fairness TO the public and the corpora
tions.
The latter enjoy a monopoly OF the
streets, and pay therefor "A franchise tax.
which is not excessive. In return for the
privileges enjoyed. they should render the
largest degree of public service consistent
with a fair dividend upon actual capital
invested. The public has right TO de-
mand and receive this character Of serv-
ice; but on the other hand. II ought not
10 expect impossibilitleS Personally,
believe a model street-cav system can be
supplied the District. and I am willing to
do what I can 10 bring about that result"
Complaints made by several members of
the East Washington Citizens Association
regarding the early stopping Of cars 10
the Pennsylvania Bridge will also be
taken Up the early part of next week.
This morning the new commission will
meet in its new quarters the seventh
floor Of the Westory Building. northeast
corner of Fourteenth and F streets. The
suite Of rooms have been furnished
throughout by the Interstate Commerce
Commission
An executive head Will be selected to-
day. and he will be paid a salary. A
stenographer and secretary, detailed from
the Interstate Commerce Commission, Will
also aid in the work.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19
6.

Sc mar in Der Oritten Wohe nact
her Mbrei1e bes Gonfuls, Do tuuraen
in ser 0illa 8rinina zines Wprgens
Aleih3eitig alpei 9elesramme abgege@
BEN. Oas eine mar an sSrau 2prens
aortfjirt, tpabreno nas anoere Wtar-
Aaretbens Namen trug. Ndh ibrer
gtnoSnkit. iih iiber alle !pihttseren
Norfommntfle hires 2ebens ioa!eih
mil benz Gbepaar Dader aussnipree
den. begab fih oie 6aushdlterin, loz
bnl0 fie Die Gepeffe aelelen, In Die
g}ortierltnbe Ano CAB NIT elmer gelptie
fen MAitiateit Runoe bon Ser nit
tbeill.ng. bic Der aerr Roniul ihr oa
9enaht bate.
.,@r muB iraenDipo einen guten 0ez
legenbeitsfuui gsrnaht babsn," 3agts
ne, .oeRn er telearapbirt, Deb ih bic
OemnGt!t eintreffenoe Meinfiite einit1
1psilen in ben t8ortsaer ftetlen ipl.
Das lit uu1 10 eine BON fe:nen Wuns
,oerlihteiten. oab er gar nift gerng
bon Dem 3eug aufftupelu tam, sd
al0d5te nur piifen, fur tDen. 9eleAz
fAaften bat er in bea leBten Sabren
faf feine nebr geaebsn, uno & felbH
1trinft Weittags uno Mbenos nur einen
leihten Mofel. Menn ih hinunters
xonme in ben, Reller unb bic er.Dloien
Gfa1henreihen fe5e, tbut Mrs imner
III Der;Geele ipeh um an 0ds fh0ns
Gelo. oas oa afpedlos Dertbun tit.
xNihts fir UNCUT, perebrte sSrau
lorena." niberfprah Der W0rtner in
feiner bDflihen Meiie. ~Mter 0a urz
theilen. Gie boA Dieaeiht .1iht guna
ssit Dem. rihtiasn Deritunoe. Snfo=
fern dis nGmlih quite ,Meine irlme,
! btFtr perDen, ie l6natr bob fie IN
einem .ihtigen tenperirten Seller lie.
gen. 9ei nieinem ielisen grafen - -
Mber sgruu 2orens fiebte es niht
fif belehren au lajfen. .sshr ielfgel
Nraf uluB eben flah allem. tpls 81,
fGpn ben i'm ersdblt baben. Elm rid,
tiger Nnrr eetptfen fein, Den f0nneI
Git bod niht NIT unferem 6errr
Apniul perglsihen. Mber Dieleid
4 sDirb Sic gn6biae Jruu fiiufti9 bafil
fcrgsn; bnB sic tbslrtn QDeine MID
Ocffpmmeil. SD febe fhOn intlyeiite
mas hisr {iir Elm Qeben fem ipirO
i5epn fie srH an Nuoer 1T. Dir Orf
fpkrben freilih nihts ntbr 6dpci
hobxn. Dtnt Dnrauf. odB iie urlS al
bie aft itBt, fobdI6 fit unfkr 81
faasfJSe IN hxrnx,f sniH IN fl4Stf,ssYttt
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19
Dos bunoertfr anfenlfiid.

xsmsH psn 81. Crit.
"a. sFprt5ebunq.)

6ermann DIlenoorf ifanb fetuns
6tnlaRa in farrem @npeiaen por
ihr. G5 ftitn, baB ct elmer setDihea
3eit beoiirfe, I'm, ben Sinn ibrer
Morte p0llig si erfaifen. Dann aber
brad ct in Elm fhneiOenoes @eldhter
aus unb fubr iich in bas bichte 6dar.
Dab ich oardit auh niht friiber ae@
bant babe, idb Dummtopf! Der
6trr Gonful alfo! Der reiche 6err
ApnIul! sya freil;th. nun berl.ehe
tdb alIes! Wer Elm paar Willionen
tn be Wasihale su fperfen> bat. nuB
init einem arnwn geufel neines
S4lages aLler6inss leidt ferttg
tperoen. Mber sic baben aan5 reht:
airter folGen 1Inpitdnben barf i'd al@
trbings niht ldnser bier Derfpeilen.
G8 mGhte Elm ungliid geben, tpenn
sd IN hiefem Mnaenblide nit meinenl
fpaenannten Ontel 3uIammentrafe.
anh ih barf ia niHt bergefen, oaB ct
mir Wobitbaten ertpieien bat. Der
tble. sroBbersist 6errRpnful! Jiirhz
ten @ie alio nidats, mein sfrdulein!
60 fperbe i6n nidt burn meinen NM
biid bernrubigen, kute 10 iperlig, uls
50 irgeuo elmer ipGteren 3eit, benn
ith min persamant lein. tpelrn i'd metz
men syuf iemals pieSe- iiber Die
GAhele ieines perbabten 6allles
ieBe."
Gr ftiirate aur 5hiir.
Mit einem flehenoen Mort luhte
Margaretbe ibn nod suriitsuhalter.
~Menn @ie rrur Wernunft anneblnen.
tpenn @ie nur @eredhigteit ipioerfab=
= rtf laffen ppllten, 6ermann!"
.0ernunft2 @erehtisfeit?" rief sr,
ffon auf ser @hrpelle itehen6, su>
rid. .Was finb oas fir ldherlihe,
1nitnnige Wprte! sfiir mid gieht es
jebt niehts beraleihen auf ber Welt,
Mollen sic pii{en, mas Sic aus mir
gemacht baben2 ginen 0erlorenen
a,r6 einen 8erslpeifelten haben sic
aus :ntr aenraht NIT sSbrem fallheE
epiti. Dab ih Elm Marr tudre. nod
sI6naer lseren Vbuntpmen nahsnia=
gen! Gin 5pruna in Sen Moralt Der
Iultigen 5iinbe,, ba. tpo er am tie!tten
1T. ltnb bdnn eine &lael bor Den
Rppf bas lit meme 3utunft, bic i'd
sShnen gu Deroanten babe. 8ielleiht
fraat es oasu BEL, ssShr Slid 81 err
bDhen, tpenn sic iih tiinftig i'm Be
baaen Shres llsberfluifes mdnhmal
an bieie Stunbe erinnern!"
,,waein @ott!" rief iie entiebt.
9lber er h0rte iis niht mebr, benn
foapn mar oie Shiir hinter linn silaez
faaen. ano cine halbe Minute Sbd!er
fah lie i'm olrb Sen Garten oabon=
ftiilnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

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9err @ilberftein bat Elm oniebnlis
DIES Depot auf Der Mei9sbonf, bas er
in ein3elnen @ummen tpieoer abbebt.
Gines Sages III e fopeit, ben lebten
Bttras einaufdfiieren. ino beim Der<
lai1sn Der 8anf tpenbet er iih an ben
WiIitdrpoittn bor 6em 6aufe: r@ie.
09err Soloat, bpr nttnetpegen f0nnen
Sc ieBt mad 9aufe seb'n!"
=
QDer fir Die Gulerie fpielt, 6nrf
ni9t auf ben 8eifolI bes partetts
reanen.
q. fe,if3tt: rWie fbmer5Ii1 lit Der
Mbf9ieo bon rnanner perfon! Nan
ipttb e nltr 3i gut: iie, pirb bdIb,
balo tpiebertDmnenr
@eim shIuB Der Mettfabrt mad
pdris ipirb man ftdunen, mas 0aS
Mutomobil allss ni4t 3u IeiIten Dtrz
mag.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-03-19

I'LL ii, 0isfen gDpg4tK re&t iHae 1ts'
lpDrben mar, ipispisI Uer6drD 8tits,
ming fir ibr 0eben bebtlittts. alt
|ibt mar Disft EreRnung eth psre8
Gpfer, dbtr {ie batte es tDiut9 &C.
brndkt, neil re ben t6eur<n Nednr
otm Gtrsoe Ser gDelt nid3t bate alle
{ebei5 molten. Go ipenigftttlS 9otte
lie ii9 ssioat. lptiin <s einmol golt,
Ser trifben @timn,nng 0err al trkts
ben, Die in oer. Ginfumltit Der gleid,<
mdbig NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. StunosN
iibtr lie fonnttn tpDllte. sSebt dber
fiiblte jie, ooB lie bantft bo4 ntAt
guns aufrih3ig etaen ii4 felbf GENE
/ fen ipdr, bub nod tin d1lotft8. e9ots
ffifherss Motip mitgefprotbtn bate,
als ne fim bemiitte, 0ie Ginmu uig,iu1
cts Rpnfnls III tintn Muff6ub ots
Dffentlitsn WtrI9bni6es au trluns8
gen. YA
3ualeiA mit oitisr GrtenntniB ers
|fabie lie pISblin eiue herebttltms
menOe sFurht I'M ben 4eituno TIRES
gliides, Elm aug Dem Ntirub btfttn
eisener @hulD entfprun9ents 8dns
aen por Der nerb1ngnibbOlItn, ents
{heiounas{hDtren GtuiD6e, bie IsD6
atpilhen BEN Geute unb 0e; Grfiits
luna i6rer isbnli4en Wiin!Me ifnno
- por itner Gtlnoe, BE linaiiss
ireiehlih einmal fomnlsn mubtt unol
oie lie bod 10 speit ais ul6glih bin
ous3uimieben trahttt<. q
Qunat iaB iit athantenDsrlorerl uuf
ibrem 2ieblinsspidb6en IN BEN tins.
famen, 0orten, 9riinihgs 8rief mod
INNER apiihtn ben IN, S8oobe 9t<
falteten ssinaerr. Gin miitbknoeS Ok
beG i'm l,inbe5tpineer erlt fGrtdte lie
aus ibrem Ginren aiif, unb he erisss
r,erte }ich Oural, bdb jn ibren. yiets
fiibigen5niiblinaen heiits np4 tttnta
Beiuh aemamt bate. Den Dritf ots
Rpniuls in ibrer 1afMt bergeiso.
sina lie aum 3pinser biniiber hi1sn'
Snfafien burh ires1b ei,en Worgung
In Ser einiamen plutantnalItts N,
Mufreaune periebt au feir fnienen.
ia iie nod INNER unatfiim btllttn.
9lber oas grfdkin<n Margartthts ges
niste, ibre ,aornise llnrube in DIE lsbs
bafteIte syreube al ptrtpdnotln. Sit
ribteten iih anf uttb 3Nmnlten
| ihiniftpebeInb nit ieiiem Winfeln oie
Norberpfoten gesen bas @itter, I'm
alsbann bie gintretenoe in nlGAttgtn
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