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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
REFLECTIONS OF a BACHELOR.

The most fun a man has doing
anything is II everybody advises
him not 10.
The thing a girl hates about be.
Ing kissed ia admitting II To her
mother.
It's mighty hard not 10 want TO
wear good clothes unless you can
afford them
The chief reascn a woman wants
TO get into society Il all the hatoiul
old cats who have always uald abe
never could.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
IN LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
BY I'ORMAN.

opinion OF bia sons ability as ar
aviator than he had befuFr the 90.
foot flight. but he doesn't wsH' TO
take any foolish ehaneee rren
Wilbur Wright fell once.
An ordinances vas recently PASSED
In this town designed to prevent
poddlors from making fi-nAiah
nots~< IN the ntrecta il provides
,ha, mo pcddior shall blow any
horn or other instramsnt.- Nov
the peiilerr are Ening sround max
inx q lot Of racket with bells They
Insist that theJ do not bios these
balls. aud tho first mRalstrats be
fpro whom = tant casr was brought
had To uphold tho contention. 10
much for an ordinance with a hoie
Ia a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

Lewis Hansen. aged .. OF Roosc.
welt. L. l.. built an airzhlp OF tho
glider type and invited his father,
Captain Ludwig Hansen, TO see him
make a flight In II. Captain Han.
sen consented. and stood by ns the
boy leaped from a six-foot high plat.
form in his spldery eontrivance OF
bamboo and heavy paper. Lowis
wanted to fly from higher cleva-
tiou. but his father allowed that
that was far enough for him to drop
with his contraptioni To the amaze.
ment 0f Pa Hansen. Lewis sailed
60 feet from the platform as grace
fully "a a bird. and floatcd gently
TO the ground,
Then LOWS promised his father
that he never would try TO make
any flights by himself until he was
grown up. Papa has a much better
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
THIS BOY ADVISES WORKERS
TO START A BANK ACCOUNT

companions and hold him high In
tho osteem Of his many customers.
Johnny covers his beat WIN
clock work regularity. iIls custom
era know that whom the CLOCK ueM
off a certain hour their papafn VII
he delivered 10 than. for N there IN
one thing morr than anything else
that this "ncwnie' believes In. u IN
punctuality.
Bualness Comes First.
Play" he repeated, In reply TO
a question. well. now and thon
l like TO got out with the boys ana
play ball. but | never LET any form
Of paatims Interfere with my bust
ness. That would never do. You
SEQ. n hadn't been no atnady J
wuald have soon Loaf some OF my
customers. That In tho trouble
with some bOsM They got a 5000
atnrt and then ret careless. buy
my own clothes and pay for my
hoard, because l want 10 start early
TO acquire the habit OF providing for
myself Seven hundred and thirty
five dollars may seem like big
amount for boy OF my age 10 save
Ia three years by selling newapn'
porn, hut n boys will only try. thoy
will soon see how easy II Ia
Johnny iieimer II ono OF the load
ing npiriis OF the Ncwaboya' union,
In witch he taksa deep interest
lie keeps In cloee touch with all
the affairs 4. tho organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

Mr.. Balllnger does not talk like
man who Ia going back east to
play golf.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

Wall 81. will be greatly astcnish-
cd to learn that Eddie Hartman
"a sporting private chaplain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
f.-,i-st.

Young Househeepef frho riysn
hnSsaf 1lnner rYsry dayl--4lfow
does II taste
fissKar-Dh. can stand n tili
you learn te cook '--fiirG~nde
MLaaliar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

MAHt.-9IIOfaNs1
Tho maid .ef.ali .work IN the ssrN'
lee IL a tsoitsyiiis family, the mem.
hers whereof ara not ON the mori
umifabie terms recently tnn1etfd
her resignation, nuah 70 the as
was luath to part with 90 ehrslicnt
a servant no you are going 20
lsa.e uaf" asked the mistress sad.
~ What's the matter. May
~. ~ tne famfiYT "ria mum"
-aid Mary. IAN I've sfhood II as
long a. I'm Eein' tof-iiafpefs
Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

Mama has given mo ordara that
~h~n . young man Elvrs mo any
thins / must Eiss Il ffEht back"
-Ali right. prepare yourself
What forf@
llnuaInn Pol
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

ue-if ia known how sarcastic
you we're I never should have mar /.
lied you. She You had shancs
70 uotiee Il Didnt I say. This 10
80 sudden" shsn you proposed TO
me after four years euuftahip -
IlDHsah Transcript.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

NEW YORK. Aus 30.-Th-ae be-
evil days Tor bandits who Try TO do
business a, tho expense Of women
In Greater New York. In ono ain
sic day. across the bridge In brook.
lyn, three burElarious persons ~ero
laid by the hsaia through the
strength or the cunning " ladies
fair.
MIR Eannie keraehnan lyon can
snesfs that last instead Of speak,
lng II. II yoa prefer. arriving HON.
frnn shopping trip, discovered a
arrange gent In her parior. She
threw him to the floor and sat on
him while a lady friend called q
policeman. Mrs. Elizabeth Stein.
man saw ruds fellow run out Of
the basement Of her home With a
rug under his arm. She chased him
a block. tripped him up. and was
walloplng him good and plenty
when a copper rescued him. Mrs.
Agnes Harding, bcr.ft Of her purse
In a surface car by a negro boy.
sleuthad the boy out IN negro sec.
Element and got him arrested with
her purse still In his jeans Pretty
good for the danes OF Troiieytown.
ehf
But don't overlook Mrs. frcdn
Jacobs. who lives this side Of tho
bridge. at 30i Madison at She has
caught four burglars In three ~scks
No trick at all. declares Mrs ia
cobs.
'syoa Sec" she told the Judge be-
fcre whom her latest capture was
arraignad. burglars arc all lust
alike. Every one of them Ia more
afraid than the person whose houpa
he Is robbins. ! always remember
this When aea a burglar. ]
about n, him as loud AZ ! can, and
this startles him terribly. Then
run for him. lie always runs
away. and | run after him until !
catch him. Then | pound him until
a policeman comes"
A very simple system. that OF
Mrs. Jacobs Possibly u might not
work ont equally well with all la
dies. but she has II down 10 a sci.
ence, II would seem. Her last cap
ture was Il Had.eyed individual
named Charles Boyer. When she
appeared In court to prosecute him.
she had with her her five Grand.
children. four girls and a boy. All
had been with her when Boyer was
discovered In the house, aud had
aided IN the pursuit and pummeling
Of the unhappy burglar.
Lady he snid foflornly. aa he
was held in 81 900 bail. you sure
did give me the fright Of my lifc.'
Mrs. Jacobs anlffed ecornfnliy.
and marched her brood Of grand
children out Of court
A q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

"Fathsf,- said the minister's iiiie
daughter, The paper says f"u ~
traditional 9afb Of the oleiEl.
What does traditional mean
's'rradtttanai.' ms dear" answered
the good man ar he looked ~ I've
f.rs 10 satnafhinF that hat bean
handed own"-chinaso News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

Tue hiesssdness or misery Of old
age - often but the extract % our
past lffs.-De Maiaffr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

A plate Of sBrp may vsiah ne
much IN the universe AZ many q
aarr Of sermon on hfotharnoed.a--
chicago Tribune
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30
STAR DUST


arsms rnsa who
want ter saske z
sai.s In IA vvoria
thisk they kis q"
IL osiy Win th~
susush"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-08-30

LADY he said forlorniy. AZ he
was held In 81 900 bail. you sure
did give me the fright Of my lifc.'
Mrs. Jacobs anlffed ecornfnlly.
and marched her brood Of grand
children out Of court.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
KAWAILANI IS
BREAKING UP

The northerly wind and swell, which
set in yesterday toward this island,
sounded taps for the schooner Hawai-
lani, which was still on the reef or
Mokapu point.
At the Time the wind freshened up
David WATSON and ten men were en-
gagged IN taking out the masts OF the
vessel They had already saved the
sails. The masts were hurriedly cut
down and landed just before the heavy
seas started coming IN
In the early part Of the blow It was
plain that the little demasted craft
stood small show, and as the wind kept
up all night hope OF save any other
part Of her was given mp this morn
ing. The Kawailanl rs now In Tho
class of total wrecks. She Is break
Ing up on the rocks and all that viii
ever be saved Of her after this Is stray
lumber that may be brought up on
he sand by the tide.
Search for the missing Korean sail.
or has been abandoned. II ~ thought
probable that he made breakfast
for a bunch Of sharks two days ago,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
IN A NUTSHELL
Paragraphs that Give Condensed
News Of the Day.

eindps Transfer Co., Phone 5ss,
Best Csc. lunch in town. ThurloWs'
Have you cleaned your sidewalk
this mornng2 Il not. Why not'
Only the best wines and liquors
served at the Royal Annex Cafe.
Have you noticed the fancy burnt
wood boxes in the window of Fitz-
patrlcks cigar store?
An oyster loaf and bottle OF beer
makes a dandy evening lunch, Put
up at Thurlows' It's unexeelled.
There Is an attraction TO the Gem
that is all its own. 1t satisfies, Don't
fail to see this weeks show,
You feel fine after u not oath at
the silent Barber SHOP, Hotel street.
Commercial Ratings, Mercantile
Reference Agency, No 39-40, Young
Building. Phone 1919,
We don't know VINO Is your halter.
But we do know who can clean them.
Expert Hat Cleaners, Fort Street, op-
poslte Club Stables.
The soft, agreeable quality of Primo
Deer Is matter of wonder to the
tourist The kamaaina knows that
the reason is that Primo is brewed to
suit the climate,
The wireless telegraph Is rapidly
taking the place of the slower letter
for inter-sland business Communica-
ton, and the time is not far distant
when messages will be regularly sent
to the Coast
When have one of our conve-
vcnient saving banks at home, saw
ing, instead of a prlvatlon, becomes
a pleasure. Savings accounts draw
4hqS interest, compounded semi-an'
ually. The Bank of Hawaii, Ltd
Residents of Hawaii purposing tc
visit Seattle during the time of the
Exposition, June LIST to October 18TH
viii find 1t to their advantage to call
at the rooms Of the Hawaii Promo
ton Committee and register in order
that assistance may be rendered them
! IN securing desirable hotel accOmmo-
dation
Deputy Sheriff Rose sent a prison
trusty out to Diamond Head today &c
bury the bones Of l.. r., Radermachef
the Los Angeles man who committed
suicide there two years ago, or Jew
ehy, only sleeve button was found
| The soil Is very soft there and crack
ed and If the man had any money
oc heavy jewelry, like watch, tn'
sand may have covered it over Dep
Gty Rose Will make thorough searcl
later
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
EDITOR WILL
TRY THE JURY

Choug Chalk Tai alias Chops zee
Pah, the Chinese editor whom the
Chinese consul had arrested last week
ON the charge of libel was arraigued
In police court this morume. waived
examination cor rather, demanded a
jury triaO and was committed to the
Circuit Court Bail was continued at
5000 The accused has retained A. h..
Judd as his attorney
All sun Chinese woman living
IA South street near Halekauila
pleaded guilty to the charge of selhng
liquor without license and was fined
500 and costs This place had been
watched by Inspector Fennen for
sometime and two nights aco il was
lMded with complete success The
Illicit booze was there in plenty ana
several of the ladys drunken custom
ers were in the house.
Pun man who has been up many
times for drunkenness, was This morn
ms given thirty days ON the reer as
q corrective,
Mr. Fennel won another case nj
Waialua yesterday afternoon. Last
week he pulled blind piggery down
there and arrested two men, China
man ana aJap, The Jap pleaded guilty
last Saturday ana was assessed 500
fhe Chlnaman decided to fight the
case and retained Senator Charles
Chlllingworth to defend him Deputy
sheriff Oscar prosecuted ana well hl
ava It, So thoroughly had lie worked
M his case that the defense was com.
pleiely routed, and the Chinaman was
also fined 500 and costs OF the trial
NJ llashi of Laie, was arrested by
Officer McGregor a country policeman
at the Oahu railway depot yesterday
afternoon and charged with embez
Element He was taken back down
lhere this morning for trial II an.
bears that he was on some collecting
dodge and gathered in n good many
dollars from Japanese. The latter
suspected that he was intending TO ski
out for Japan and had McGregor fol.
low him 10 Honolulu,
/, Lnm Sing an old Chinaman whC
Las stood on the sidewalk near Hole
and Kekaulike streets for months ant
lcclured his imaginary enemies, wal
ms morning sent 10 the insane asy
lum for areatment lie is harmless
Iul has been kind Of street nuisance
for a long time.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
YET ANOTHER
NEW THEATER

Ground was this morning broken for
one Of the SWEETEST moving picture and
vaudeville theatres IN Honolulu. Tho
ste Of The new resort Is The vacant lot
PACK Of The present Arr theatre ana
extending ont 10 . wide entrance on
Fort street Mr. Larsen and bis as
sociates Of The Arr theatre are he
promoters Of ana VIII operate he new
pleasure house The land concerned
~ the project changed hands yester-
day Work VIII be pushed with al
possible energy and The place VIII DE
opened before the coming " he rain
less, pleasant summer evenings.
The new theatre viii have an Ella
boraie and beautifuI front oH Fort
street, and q wide hallway leading TO
the play house The thealer VIII bo
equipped IN the finest style, viii have
two balconies ana an easy seatlng
capacity Of l500 A. the hack ana
so placed as 10 supply music for bolh
the new theatre ana the old Art, VIII
be an electric pipe organ, Of Immense
sine and yolume-the largest ana most
expensive musical instrument IN lba
Hawaiian Islands,
The expense viii be great but Mr.
Larsen feels taat The generous patron
age given the Old Art viii iuatlfy the
| outlay,
IN connection win this mater 4
may be stated that the plan of lhf
Widemanp Estate 10 PIT IN . bIock pl
four or FIVE stores on the loL between
the club stables and FitzpatHrkR 81
gar store has not been abandoned
but on The contrary, now that NE new
theatre Is q certainty, mis- bHildlnl
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
SECOND Bic
GUN LANDED

shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon the second big gun was
landed from Che barge Nohiead and
stragbtw5v started ON les journey Co
FearI uarb0r The double gar return
ca duriug the early afternoon ana
was backed upon Che track to- ryee.ye
the heavy ordnance When the tackle
was adjusted ON the piece &c came
.up and was placed on the cars as ueat-
by as though it had been a toy.
Al Pear, Harbor today the gun is
being taken on the cars by means OF
jack screws and tackle lt Will ue
cleared out today, ana then the great
job will have come TO an end
Captain Bedford aud his corps OF
assistants, were heartily co0gramated
Upou the completion of their difficult
tysb. The former certainly made a
good job of a very ticklsh PROPOSE
ion.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
w. g. Irwin Il Co., Ltd
SUGAR FACTORS, COMMISSION AGENTS

AGENTS FOR-
Oceanic steamship Co., San Francisco,
Cal
maldwin Locomotive Works, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
HakslAu Plantation Co., Hilo Sugar
Company, Honolulu Plantation Co,
Hutchinson Sugar Plantation Co.,
Rilauea sugar Plantation Co., olo-
wAlu Company, Paauhau Sugar Plan
tatlon co., Waimanalo Sugar Co,
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
CHANGES IN
ROAD BUREAU

TRe road department Is IN rhe midst
81 Wl0l may be Glupgly formed D
,lrapslVop' period Today tbs morn
llg lbe "ouls' ~ appolplees of DE
Mayor showed up AZ tbe main once
ana al lbe government slables NE
olq gapgs were already M BON placfs
bVl were DOING potbipg except tbo or
qlpary roulipe WORK ol tbe molpUg
tbs consisted largely of leeqlng tbo
mples ~ lhe slables ana mppjdWjDg
Hpger nails ~ tbe oWre,
Iobp WiIsop tbe pew road agpor-
Vsor-lobe, arIlyeq ~ PIE once slorl
" before ? o'cIocll aud waB recelye1
ana CONGRATULATED by the reirIug al-
peryIaor Thomas 2 CQmulms AB u
- u0derstoo1 lbaf tha chapge WI pot
pc completeq Vptll amer the l6V, VII
sqp ana CVWmiHs started on lOr q
loof over the rpads NE latier p0jDt
ing oQt % the former WAL vas bei0g
dope ana coptemplaied
liobert w Cathcart the new book-
keeper made 2 Rfarl pp ne Work ~
stockiafipg PM had N glye u oyer
Ter the day aa NE y on 4 iHry N cplrt
| TAIl ss "o a1l.ise.I 'e AoI'N'4 ny Nq7dD'
Charles Cosler head Ql lhe slables
was aolpd PHt dolng porhIRg M
slecessor kaawahakn mn hIs MIN
Appeared N me aiNpIfs And were M
mHIed wiihonl NeatIon PNl mn nm
I peeessary
M cHmmina is nof yet certain whaI
| he WIN drive IN W fHtHre mn n NM.
dersIpod W have ms eye IN anoflgl
sa... aaa. ra.sa1fI.II slia ari1 sa..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
INTERESTING
CASE DECIDED

by a unanimous decision the SUI
meme Court oyerrules the exceptions
0l defendant in The case of Mary Ka-
pola Kaloikni against Albert Water
house administrator of the estate OF
A. Kauhi 10 was a suit Tor Sl3,3S9l0,
a Jury gave verdict for paintin for
$1,000 and Waterhouse appealed
Asa Kauhi a well-knowp public
man of his tme had for some years
prior TO his death over two years ago
acted in the relation of a foster father
to Mrs, KaIeikini who married at the
age of eighteen, and in that capacity
Kauhi managed some property ana
money left to her by an aged couple
who with her had made their home
with him
Justice Hallou Is the writer of the
opinion the syllabus Of which reads
| thus;
IAN account book shown to be ID
Tho handwriting of a deceased person
Is admissible in support OF a cain,
AGAINST his estate as an admission
against interest,
AN action of assumpHit having peeu
brought at law il is mol ground lor
honsult that il Is founded on a lone
ana complicated account
III Tho absence OF a demand INC
statute OF limitations does NOT begin
to run IA favor Of a aducllry agonl
managlng his Principals estate unti
me death Of one parry"
W. g, Aehi for plainiG z y, Peter
son for defendant
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11

Local once. q. S Weather Burea
loWg Buildus

Honolulu T. Ill., March o. 1909.
Temperatures % "a. m., s a. m., no
a. mi and mornius minimum.
65, 6S; go; 90; Co.
Barometer ,vdc-us. absolute humid
ity (grans per cubic fooO; relative
humidity and dew point at a M;
1904; 1854, so; 90.
Wind; Velocr,y anu direction at : a
M; u. M; 10 a. m; aud noon;
% NE. % NE; 10 NE; 20 h.
Rainfall curing ~ hours ending a
M: trace,
Total WING muvemcuI during "a hours
ende dat noon 51S miles,
NEA. b. STOCKMAN,
Section Director
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
Honolulu Iron Works.
sTEAM ENGINES, SUGAR MILLS,
SoILERs, COOLERS. IRON, BRASs
AND LEAD CASTINGS.

Machinery OF Every Description
Made to Order. Particular Attention
bald to ships Blacksmithing Job
Work Executed on Short Notice.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11

viii. am, without doubt be crec,-
pO
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-03-11
THE GEM.

Tonight viii be the last night Of the
present program at the Gem theatre.
Those who have not been 10 the Gem
should do 30 tonight as the program
Is varied and interesting and affords
no end Of amusement 10 young and
old Tomorrow nights program win
be a hummer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

Den erupfeblenben @orten berpor. bic
Der befanutc Somintfaner : Ydtcr
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We9 segeben bat. gr ifreibt H.. a.:
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%Id)mddbpll nu55ultdtten.
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bdmoniih luitis. uno mdbrcnp lie pie
nediihe fleinc aobolbe tan3en unp
aufbiipfen. iineen lie aaerbanb &C.
ididten aus b%eraangener, aus Sus
fiiufti9en 3eiten.
@as cine Slamme erSdblt lit int
mer intcrciinnt. Die @abrbeit an
eeiteben iuar linen Der iunge Yros
feiior aelpnbnli6 ailh Gin lcbr banfs
barcs YubIiilum. I'M 10 mcbr. On er
meiitcn5 ielbit Der 5elo ibrer alorz
reiditcu GrSdhluneen mar.
Ilein bieien Nlbenb babcn Die &C.
idif,ten fir i'm tcinen Tei5.
@r mill feline!
8os er mill lit cine 8irflihfeit.
cine narmc lebenbige @irfiihteit;
benn CT lit jung. CT lit fiinfunbdipdraia
Sabre alt - nno or tr1gt ielbit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06
1tnter Regime Ses nemstt
6SuecuefterS Geeb.

3ipei Sabre Sudtbaus negcn
S%hmlis9elns fiir Den Wann, $4,000
Celebrate fir Die Srau. Gs mag 10
mandcn unb 10 mnnfe elm faltcr
Sdaucr iiberlaufen baben, ais JIG
Die &unoe bon bieier @erurtbeiIung
pernabmcn. lit boh iolf' ornfonis
ifes llribeil. lpie bds 20. .. Iorgens
Sonrnal" cipas inrfaitiid bcrporz
bcbt. seraoe bieier @eiesesiibertres
tnna pegen ~bierSulnnoe ieit Wenz
lfenaebenfcn nid)t b~oaeipcien.
llnb rod lit eS nur 9eredt. @S
mag faim einen 5neiten 8aieu nnt
Der Grbe gcbcn. III lpeldem Der
Sfmuagel 10 bliibt. mie in Nciu
Dorf. Yribatperiomem bctreiben i'm
ols sport. @eihdftsleute ais red)t
c~intrGalides llnternebmen. llnb alle
Suiamnlen betrii9cn lie Die Scrcini9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-06

>er Sdnee bebedte Die Sdfer.
Die Straben. Die Dffentliden
Eldse elmer grobcn Stabt