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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Ships Have Men Assigned
to Look After Sailors
in Port.
Local Department Has Com
pIeted Plans 10 Protect
the Public.

What Will prove 90 be n great
aid 20 the local police and should
prevent disturbances viii be che
sailors shore patrol. which will
probably be on duty while the bat.
tleahips are IN the harbor By work.
Ing with the assistance OF the po-
lice Il ~ expected that disturbances
Will be held 10 a minimum
The members OF the sailors pa.
troll are usually armed with hand
cuffs and hllliea II iB expected
that the shore patrol will be author.
lied 10 make arrests. aud enjoy po-
lice powers. II IL estimated that
at least COO sailors viii form the
shore patrol while the fleet is here
] he system - heartily endorsed by
officers and the men themselves.
Seattle will be properly policed
during the stay Of the fleet Acting
Chief Of Police irving Ward this
morning completed his arrange
meuta Al u 30 o'clock today the
afternoon patrol went ON duty aud
viii remain IN service until y 80
tomorrow morning. when the next
patrol will be In charge. Every
patrolmen on the force Will work at
least II hours each day during the
stay Of the fleet In some instances
they viii work rs hours.
In addition to the regular force
Of pairolmen. a swarm OF special
Officers. whose worth Il known TO
the acting chief. will police the reei-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
EDITOR HARDEN
WINS VICTORY
NessME COURT GRANTS HIM
a new TRIAL.


LnPsfc. May p Editor Maxi
: a. Harden. whose exposure Of
Ainsaea and immortalitiea u
49,, 49, Of the Knights Of the
w. Table. Emperor William s
.shsn cabinet. resulted In a sen.
o. Imprisonment for libel.
- . great victory today. when
pfene court % the empire
49, hat his trial and sentence
~ - shfalr The court ordered a
s..saIias Editor Harden was sen.
y . Imprisonment for aceus
II soaa' Won Moitke Of unspeak.
ns practices.
- ~ aeclslon II a crushing con.
..a.ioa Of the methods employ.
: harden's trial The reversal
a.psesed to quiet public eIamor
n. NE injustice done the ed.
A. e'ots The judges withdrew 10
-. eaahbera 10 discuss their De.
=. Harden made an eloquent
-. = 20 Justice describing how the
M u'atenfsfed against
10. me eonTt ordered the editors re.
@sae o. bond
1l'aee IN Gutenberg. Won Mott.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Sensational Occurrence al
Methodist General
Conference.
Another Bishop Is to Be
Called Upon the
Carpet.


BALTIMORE. Md MAY IA
Yoa lied ahout me and yoa knoS
Yoa did
I did BOT
fou he'd
II waa a shert. bitter exchsnEe
q personalities between Bishop
Scott. Of I4bsfia. aud bishop finrt.
Of Zurich. Switzerland. IN frunt 81
the convention bail that attracted
the attention. uf many delegates and
the osatcoms h awaited wlth keen
ecclesiastical curiosity by the
Methodist general conferences
What bishop Burt said about
bishop scott may become a sub
ieef Of examination on the part o.
the conference The COMMITTEES On
Episeopaey will say nothing
bishop hurt recently made 4 tour
Of inspection over that Part Of
Africa whieh II under the coa,fal
Of Scott and Il - thought their
quarrel resulted from statements
made by uart
bishop Sccif 81 south Africa, IL
also upon the carpet tie t. aecus
ed % appointing 3 dFunkaFa a. ed
lior % a church paper
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
AIR S. HIP
DROPS
tay unl,ed pr.ssl

BERKELEY. Cal. MAJ - The
bis Murrell sifshlp. $50 feet IN
length. collapsed 81 height 81 eco
feet hers today. coming down
tangled mass ~ ropes aud canvas
ininriug sexrn msu The aifahip
Waa e. make an assent from Ali
via and Allatou Way
II awung Into the air amid the
applause Of great crowd. which
gathered 10 see its hight shortly
bsfurr uuun
The great ahip aruse steadily an.
tii it Vas caught IN AZ upper cur.
rsnt aud the zaa began 60 fun into
aae end 81 the bag Il began to
ult. the pressure Of tho gas 81 the
upper cad. together 9Th the weight
of five enEineH which acre strung
Il regular Intervals. caused the baE
70 burst
Men IN the lower end fell about
Is feet The farve 81 their fall
was lraAsued b. the buofancY oi
the ERa has above them Men IN
ths rear cad q the shlp fell near
- eco feet. crashing With the
Nr~ekAEe tangled cords % the
ground
The crowd immediately rushed
10 the rescue. cutting their ~ay
through the cords canvas and bal
loon envelope 90 the men Who lay
gfuaHIuE beneath Tho injured
asrouauts wsre quickly removed TO
places where they received lmmc
date attention.
John Shorty Burns. riding upon
ths top Of The gas haE escaped in.
jury by daredevil agility In scaling
th~ network surrounding the gas
Tag Ne climbed 100 feet up the
side of the haE "a Il turned upon
end and started 20 come down
Those in the airahip we're & a
9urfcii. inventor 81 the airahip.
inside rigging forward end. crushed
y rigging OF propeller when ship
hit the Fround leg broken and
badly iAcernted taken To Rooae.
Welt hospital
c Triple. Of san Francisco. en-.
Finesr 81 engine No 4. was crushed
hy bis engine
AAAfAH haAHfAs HAANAttt = N'AafN ~
forward end - rgging. ribs broken.
W. W. Tyson. valve tender. jump.
ed 50 feet before collapsed bag
struck the ground Badly bruised
and cut
n. c. Walien. newspaper man.
badly bruised and suffering from
shock Climbed into network OF
passenger apartment from under
engine
y. ~ Goodfrtend. first engineer.
Jumped befort the bag struck the
ground
Cant Pcnfold. an Australian
aaronant. now employed at ldora
park. slowed away on the airship
and went up contrary 10 Morrelrs
instructions Ills lex was crushed
and Is thought To be severely IN.
iured
]. Christensen. anoor winch man.
unlujured
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
REWARD OFFERED
FOR A SWINDLER

PORTLAND. ore. May IA
reward % $3.50 has been Offered
for Fred X Briggs. clubman and
book agent. who swept through
portland's most refined aud cult.
waited social circles not long ago
aud reaped harvest Of several
thousand dollars In making fake
deals for first editions and out
of print volumes ~ works greatly
valued by the collectors Practical.
~ every we'll known hibllomaniac
In the city was caught a sen
sational feature OF Briggs opera
lions was the fact that he gave
all Of his victims a splendid banquet
at the Portland hotel the night be
fore he left.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

ke'a most intimate friend and a.
Que Time one Of the emparurs chief
advisers. II nov under arrest
aWaitine trial ON charge OF per
iufs alleged to have been commit
ted when t.stifying In the trial Of
Harden Tho prince denied under
oath The charges made against him.
which we're sluilar to those made
against the count but later hear
It's az the charges against the
prince developed such convincing
evidence of his guilt that his AZ,
rest on the perjury charge was
ordered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Excursionists From Out of
Town Throng Streets
in Large Numbers.
Heaviest Traffic by Rail and
Water Known TO Local
Traffic Officials.

The auperintendenfs office 81
the King ST. station refused to give
uut information az 60 the number
of persons arriving In Seattle
through the station yesterday
They stated that the travel Was
far beyond anything anticipated
Il is believed that the number OF
people arriving By train today viii
reach more than 90 000.
The Northern Pacific Spokane
special. which arrived In four sec.
tons. two Of which we're made up IN
Ellenuhurg and the Portland 10.
cal. arriving In three sections. were
~ crowded a. last nights over.
land trains Although the travel
from nearby sound points Is re
iieved aomewh hat b. the special c1.
cufaion boats. the travel il taxing
the railroads 10 their utmost capa
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
ATTORNEYS REGISTER.

Registration for the King County
Bar primary election. to be held on
June 20. began this morning In the
office Of the county clerk at the
court house with about 100 attoT-
neys having registered up 10 noon.
Frank II. Holzheimer was the first
attorney 70 have his name put on
the books. The books for registra-
ton will be open until June 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
DEBTCAUSED
SUICIDE

Despondcnt because he was out
Of work and money and would soon
be called upon 10 pay a mortgage
on his little home. Marshall Adams
aged i5. Of 1924 Second av. y W
committed suicide today By shoot
Ing himself through the head.
His body was found In little
shack at the rear Of the home lot
n 32.caliher revolver still clutohcd
in his hand The bullet had en-.
tered the right temple and evident.
ly caused instant death.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
LOSES Hls LIE BEFORE
EYES or HIS BWEETHEAHT.
tBy United Press.)

SALEM. Ore. May 23.--Jeaae
schaffer. chauffeur whose home
Is IN Portland. WAS drowned this
morning tn the Willamette rives
~ this place while canoeing with
his sweetheart. Miss ollie Drum
moud They were attempting 10
diHembark from the canoe onto
large loR n turned suddenly aud
they fell into the cold water. Tho
Girl was rescued. but no trace %
the youths body can be- found.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

dcnce districts. and Il IL expected
that they will keep room workers
and sneak thieves on the run.
Acting Chief Ward desires To Inn
press upon visitors md citizens not
10 wear IeWelrg or carry large sums
Of money Plekpockrts will doubt
less attempt many Jobs during mo
next three days The acting CHIEF
believes that with "A little caution
dips" all not have a very fertile
NaId
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

Laura Halnes. convicted Of get.
ting money under false pretenaea,
was today denied a new trial by
judge A. W Frater She is III
In the womeu's ward Of the conn.
Is jail. aud could not be brought
into court to be sentenced. Her al.
torneys may appeal the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Magnificent Decorations on
Downtown Streets and
Buildings.
Welcome" Signs, in Col
Ored Electric Lights,
Effective Feature.

A riot OF rich color In the dec,
oratona ot red. white aud blue
greeted the arrival Of the fleet. ON
ttrst aud Second avs. and on aide
thoroushfarea the streets were cm
powered with stfeamers and artis.
ticaily arranged bunting aud fiRKa
AT every street Intersection were
strung atreamera ct Bunting and
uags These stretched hlFh above
the street from each corner. and
we're blaected BY stroamoru Of cob
ored fiasu The word Welcome"
was spelled on, Ca the flaEs in
the center 81 each streameF
Practically every structure IN
the business section Vas karhed tn
an extrayAgant but pleasing scheme
Of decoration. On the taller build
ings several unusually elaborate
displays we're arranged Thr Alaska
building vas completely euyeiopsd
With flaEs. and the American Hank
and Empire buildings. at Second
Az aud Madieoa 1t. presented n
pretty picture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
CELEBRATING
GREAT BRITAIN AND CANADA
OBSERVING BIRTHDAY OF
QUEEN VICTORIA.
(sy United Press.

LONDON. May 23-Empire day.
which Is the anniversary Of Queen
Vlctora's birth. which occurred
May a. 1919. will be- celebrated to-
morrow. Throughout the empire
the day will be observed. and. as
the anniversary falls on Sunday
this year. many Of the public OBJ
scryances will take place today.
Everywhere flags will be dis
played. and school children. troops
and organizations Of patriotic Brit
ishefB will participate 10 special
exercises.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

VIENNA. MAY 30 Emperor
Franz Josef has caught a fresh cold
and general audiences have been
suspended. Court physicians do
not consider His maleaty'H condition
alarming. but there il uneanineas.
owing To his great age and contin-
ued 90 health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
COMEDIAN DAILY DEAD.
ter unltsd Pres.

CHICAGO. May 2J-Peter
. y. DAILY. one OF Americas
. leading comedians. died In bis
; apartments ia the Auditorium
. today from pleuro pneumonia
Though Nj DAILY had been IN
several days. none Of his
friends. Dot even the phyh.
= clans. realized that the IA
nous entertainer vas 50 near
; death. DAILY last appeared IN
; The Merry Widow under
; the management OF the Joe
Weber company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Walked the Streets.

Hundreds 81 people arriving Ia
Seattle last night By late trains
we're compelled 90 walk the streets
all nisht. unable 10 obtain aleeping
accommodations
Tho FIRST sections 81 the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific
overland trains reaching this city
were crowded 10 the vsailbulea.
most Of the passengers keiuE from
Spokane and eastward paaasu.
gers from towns uenf OF Spokane
we're forced 10 wait for later trains
Mauy Of the visitors who had 81
pcefsd friends "a meet them az the
klug st station were unable "a
find those they sought in the I'm
ineuse thfouE which crowded the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
Canada Celebrating.

TORONTO. Can, May "a
Throughout Canada Empire dag IL
being generally observed today, and
tomorrow special services in
churches will be held.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
,a,uese Residents Join in
Welcome 10 Americas
Armada.
Ihbpnls Display Of Day
rrsworls Discharged
From FIoaI on Bay.

wA.u TIE buff and white ships Of
=. uusdroa neared their mooring
- ,oaay the fleet vas srcetcd
uh,ls u foity i've guns. nrcd
.,rtArs on float which vas
- d he hAy The Japanese
s,.nts eng.nesred this feature 81
<. reception AID continued With y
.-.asl6eeas display of aerial fire.
SKIS
~ hambs DISCHARGED during the
..s,s ueut salllw hlrh In the air.
ssers shsy burs, with 5 loud 70
- Frum the explodlng shells
-. npatlnS figures flsss and ma
-, enhlsms In eolors The Of.
- x his unique display Was very
,s1a,nx ana Was grretea with loud
- tfou ne thousands ~ spec.
ssex sshoW aaa tho m@B OF the
- 80 vsFe ooHsHesstsd about
= e.xss q sle vessels,
Fire NSFks reniaht
M eemmittaa Whleh has charge
4 II lapanssn cad ~ the recep.
- r1xram has srranEed 10 give
q saAosate after daFk display 81
s~wfss tonight There viii -
49, skseh will aelase tha heav.
., rssA = shower q sparks ahd
~ afares Some uuuNually eiah
rsx assigzs have hesa attempted
nj hr9e sci nieca. which VII
tzzs iAs uord "Wslc0uas. viii -
wsaata to vlew Of The Whole fleet
~ ~ peagie % shore. Anoihsr
i r.ses uili lisminats the figures
Alp isas Pictures of famous
- III h displayed in linea ~
~
re BE ilIurained.
rnlxAf the entire fleet uf bar
azaIN rill Be illuminated ~ an
AAonss elcetrle display Al a
knal ~ tuat 90 shfouasd forms
1 se ships 81 they lay az amehog
q y llanalaad from stem "a
sss 1ad fron water Hne ta the
- Il the mAzts vita the brilliant
tns tpm thousands - little 10.
aztssxrt lights. They Sill b.
taerl n fszfeoas and HtFnamcss
~ wsEy spaf AID line - The
cars 4 ihe deep wiii be bFunEht
~ risf ln the glow q the tn.
asEesrnts. Luna PARK. On the
vest aae Of the bay Will - tilum
- j . hlx display u ukhta and
= axe tispiay o; electric effects
= ~ 0wer business district WIii
xntise % form a nikht viev never
y s1rxuttsn
teoeert ana Receptieu-
Hansrs band uiu PLAY thls
sssslag a the official revfswfnr
Ezr1 opposite the New Washina
- ho,sl. and All holders % aeats
~ stana sili b. enabled 81 b.
ss,sd In comfort and listen to ths
zait TIE eoneert viii start a,
tstiek
A, o'clock this evening the o.
irsu q The fieat Will B. enter
AIRED BY the Chamber 81 Com
rsres AZ \ reception AZ the Nsz
Aisaiag;na hoiel More than : les
zFiiatiDns have been Issued In
= iseeising line with the officer.
VI = the following society mat
sas Mrs John = Miller. Mrs
hsiaA Collins. Mrs. c y stimaan
m ! n Strive. Ms Danisl kei
sssF Mrs J D Farrell. Mrs ~ G
asa'T. Mrs.. A ! Kerry. Mrs r. A
Arust and Mrs I A. Nadeau.
ne recsptl0n committee and
ssE Admiral c 5 sperry. Rear
ainia W II Emory. Capt =
xaoedsf and Capt Richard VAIN
snfhg VII b. entertained al dinner
s1ts Tie reception al the home
~. and Mrs Josiah Collins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23
SAILING or fLEEr.
(By United Press

tbY United Preaas
hELtiNGHAM. MAY 40
Rear Admiral sporry aud the i
hattleHhlpH Of the flrHt
squadron sailed for Port
! Townsend this morning at
! ESQ.
PORT ANGELES. MAY -. I
The four hattioahipa here I
under command of Rear Ad
miral Emory sailed out of the
harhor shortly after o'clock (
this morning.
port TOWNSEND. Ma
90 The Atlantic fleet sailed
for Seattle this forenoon al
10 10 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23


fsee nj M Come Here.
Nearly 3 Gea residents 81 Taco
ma came 20 Seattle TO assist IN the
local demonstration. The steamers
indianapolis aRii the Whateom left
the city Of Destiny at ~ O'Clock
with a. many passengers ~ the
inspectors would allow on board
The steamers Greyhound. Melt
nomah and & q Simpson arrived
from Olympia loaded with passen.
gers from the capitol city.
All the excursion boats changed
schedules today 80 as % take pas.
aenEefa from theif various ports Of
call and take them 10 meet the
fleet All the boats took part In
the meeting OF the fleet. and did
not land any passengers until after
the hattloahlps were anchored IN
the harbor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

$40 THsn ASb ss PER MONTH.
nuyH VIEW Lots Alt In IA WV
10 BLOCKS From EXPOSITION
uHouNna Lots Adfoin TWO city
rAHKA ON u loft street leading
uiHECr To The ENFoHtftoN and
state UNfVEHH1Tf Grounds call
on 0WNEUg and save Commissions
INTERNATIONAL BOND
REALTY co,
1000 American Bank Huiidins
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

depot and started out on a fruit
less search for hotel rooms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

Il woula be useless 60 rnumsr.
ate, for even merchant in the city
WED with bis neiEhbuf iu setting
up the hehl decorations. and the
result vas that from curb 20
crown the tiers 81 business blocks
pTvaantsd a front At ahce striking
and impressive
The electric display which Wiil
b. turned nn each aighi dariuF the
stay Of the fleet O. very elaborate
On both sides u F4rNt and second
avs First az : second ay =
and Pike ~ long atrrameFs OF
electric lights. alternately I'D
Nhltn and blur. have been placed
A. = large number of the merchants
have placed independent dscuFa.
lions cmbodYinE a niEhi display N
front 81 their places ~ business
tho STREETS all b. 4 hiasa % light
and fiaEs FROM end 90 rna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-23

AZ Pioneer square l. conferred a
network Of cnlored itEhM whigh
wiii form a canopy o2ef Cd. satfFe
square A. the HuSon depat the
tower i aurmountea with Immense
flags formed from oolotud lights
Nhils loser down on each side of
the hiE toser are immense nachurs
also framed with electric lights
Every corules and cave ~ the de-.
pot proper shine with liEhsa
Al the tops q several u the
skyscFApefa have been fashioned =
scheme Of lights which vii flash
forth the sofd Welcome ~ aoon
aa the shades 81 uiEht have falieu
tine Of the signs has been placed
on top Of the Arcade Annsx. indie
pendent 81 the cityu decorations
u 4 similar nature From the
water where the ships wiil rest at
anchor the myriad Of llghtH Will
shlue forth 20 emphasize the vel
come which The city has extended
so the men 81 the fleet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-12
The Spitfire
Continued from page II

spite of Valda's doubts, glared angrily at
Beasley. and ordered the dripping one below
for dry clothing and glass of grog; but Valda
had other plans.
Waltz she commanded. II wish to
speak with him-alone."
Several people noted the grim expression
about her mouth, and wondered what she
could possibly have to say to him. Surely it
must be something of vast importance that
could not wait for a man to change his clothes
but, being none of their affair, they drew their
own conclusions and obeyed with varying
degrees of grace. Then Valda turned on the
poker player. though the expected burst of
anger did not show itself.
Mr.. Brown she said, no doubt you are|
proud at having Inundated me second time
but what you have done was both cruel and
unmanly, knowing as you must that no Chris |
tian woman stand by calmly and watch al
fellow creature drown-not even dog, if she|
can help it. That you knew l would stop the
yacht is no excuse. The offense to me was just
the same, and it hurt me-nore than can say. y
She had spoken earnestly. with the quietness
of panied reproach. and the man flushed.
Miss Girard, he answered, gently and irl|
the simplicity of truth, you won't believe
me possibly, but I'm mighty sorry. 1t was
unmanly,-yes, and cruel,-but l didn't stop
to think. l can only hope in time that you
may forget it and forgive"
Beyond doubt he was earnest in his regrets !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-12

did understand his actions, for he swung him
self over the rail- stood poised for an instant in
easy grace, smiled at her again-and dived
into the Atlantic ocean.
NOW, for a lady intent upon causing a
suicide, Valda acted strangely. She cast
the ethics of poker to the seven winds. and
bounded up the ladder leading to the pilot
house. In an instant more there was jingling
of little bells, churning swirl of propeller
blades, the clang of gong, the patter of
swiftly running feet and shrill, reechoed cry
of Man overheard"
While the small boat was being lowered.
everyone swarmed to the rail and fired excited
questions at everyone else. although it was
generally understood among the seamen that
Beasley's designs in placing an inexperienced
man in danger had reaped results. Valda
alone knew the cause of the commotion, but
said nothing. She was trying to figure out
whether Morson-Brown, in his remark about
backing up bluff, had reference to himself or
to her.
However, when the scalawag was rescued
for the second time and brought on deck. his
apology took the form of perfectly rational
explanation relieving Miss Girard of any share
in the rattlebrain proceeding. Captain Lar
ris. he said. I'm very sorry to have caused
you all this trouble by my clumsiness, and will
see that 1t doesn't occur again.
Captain Joe, who really liked the fellow In
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-02-20
o

9ermann O[enborf bate erit tpez
nige Minuten tpartenb in Der 9alle
bes parterresefhoiIes susebradt, als
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ner Redten Dffnet, unb bic iunse
Dame, bic por benz Ratafalf Der arr
men tleinen Slfe ben ihmerserftidten
.Dant bes Rpniuls entgegengenont=
men, auf ben Gang binaustrat.
sSebt, ba iie obne 9ut unb obne
ben ibr gefidt Derbiillenben idparz
aen Shleier mar, tpurbe bic iugenb~
li1e Mnmutb unb 2iebli9teit ibrer
Grfneinung erft pDllfommen offenz
bar. sic itanb iiherlid nod in Der
eriten 9dlfte Der 3nan5igeriabre,
cine Giine tiefbunflen, gldn5enben
9aares, an @tirn unb Ghl6fen 5,i