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Evening star., 1909-01-25
OPPOSE THE CENSUS BILL.
Chicago Civil Service Reformers See
Spoils in Proposed Legislation.

CHICAGO. January 25.-Non-competi-
tive examinations as the basis for the
selection of census employees as provided
in the Crumpacker census bill are de-
nounced by the Civil Service Reform AS
ISOLATION Of Chicago In letter to Pres
ident Roosevelt. The letter declares that
the bill in its present form lis likely to
prove a concession to the desire for polit-
ical spoils TO provide patronage for po-
litical purposes"
1t asks that the President send the bill
back to Congress for further considera-
,tion.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
JOAN OF ARCS BEATIFICATIoN.
Many Americans Present at Reading
of Decree by the Pope.

ROME. January 25.-Many Americans
We're present at the ceremony in the hall
of the consistory yesterday at which Pope
Plus read the decree approving the SOL
emn Identification of Joan of Arc The
pope was surrounded by the lay and &c
clesiastical court, which included Arch
bishop Ireland of ST. Paul and Bishops
Richard Scannell of Omaha and E. P
Allen of Mobile.
In his address the pope said that he
was never so satisfied as when through
the help of God he was able to raise to
the affairs those who. leaving on earth
the perfume of their virtues. show, with
the assistance of the Almighty. the mir
acles of heaven. His holiness also took
occasion to complain of the present con-
dition of society. which, he said. is af-
fiicted by unbelief.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
EARL OF LEICESTER DEAD.
Patriarch Of English Peerage Dies,
Aged Seventy Years

/. LONDON, January 25.-The Earl Of
Leicester died at his ancestral home
Holkham Hall. Wells, Norfolk, yesterday
Thomas William Coke. the second Earl
of Leicester. was the patriarch of the
English peerage, having been born in
1922 At the time of his birth his father
the first Earl of Leicester. was seventy
years old, while the youngest son of the
ears fourteen children, seven sons and
seven daughters, was born when the earl
was seventy-one years of age.
The Earl of Leicester was lord lieutenant
of Norfolk from 1916 to 1906. and keeper
of the privy seal and member of the coun-
ell for the duchy of Cornwall from 1876
to 1901. He was the owner of about 80,
900 acres.
His eldest son and heir. who will sue
ceed to the earldom and to the possession
of the famous Holkham Hall estates, is
ViScount Coke.
The Earl of Leicester was the father of
the house of lords He was an ardent and
discriminating art collector.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
Anxious About Supplies for Fleet.

VILLEFRANCHE, January 25.--As 4
result of the accident to the White Star
steamer Republic. Fleet Paymaster Nc :.
Gowan left here hurrIedly yesterday
for MarseilIe. On board the Republic
were ESQ tons of provisions for the
American fleet. and Paymaster Nc
Gowan will endeavor to complete the
consignment or purchase a sufficient
quantity to serve during the homewacd
trip.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
AGREE ON ARBITRATION
Terms of Fisheries Treaty
Practically Arranged.
NOW READY FOR SENATE
Result of Night Conferences With
British Representatives.
TO SETTLE OLD QUESTIONS
Hague Tribunal to Decide Issues of
Long Standing Between the
United States and Canada

A treaty has been practically concluded
between the Secretary of State and the
British ambassador to the United States
which provides for the submission of the
fisheries disputes between the two gov
ernments to The Hague court of arbi-
tration. Agreement between the princi-
pals was reached at 1890 o'clock this
morning, after protracted conferences
during yesterday and last evening be-
tween Secretary Root. Ambassador
Bryce of Great Britain, Minister of JUS
tice Kent of Newfoundland. and Minis
ter of Justice AyIesworth of the Cana
dian government
The treaty will be sent to the Senate for
ratification before the questions submitted
for arbitration sent to The Hague.
The conclusion Of the negotiations is
viewed with extreme satisfaction by Sec
retary Root and by the British and colo
nal officers. Like the waterways contro-
versy between Canada and the United
States, the Newfoundland fisheries dis
pute is an old one and has been the sub
ject of diplomatic negotiations and
treaties for almost a century. Questions
which The Hague will be asked to inter-
pref arise under the execution of article
! of the treaty OF October ~. 1918, and in
deciding the controversial points the tri-
bunal will have to pass on the very broad
and important question as TO whether
state or colonial laws for regulations
shall be permitted to interfere with the
nfl
Evening star., 1909-01-25
Weather.

Fair and cooler tonight.
Tuesday probably threatening
weather and cooler.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
JAPAN IS STILL PLACID
MINISTERS SPEAK FAVORING A
REDUCTION IN ARMAMENTS.
Editorial Comment on the California
Situation Is Mild. Foreign Land
Holding in japanese Empire.

TOXIC, January 25.-Marquis Kat
sura, the premier; Count Jaturo komura,
the minister Of foreign affairs. and Wis
count Terauchi. the minister of war,
made brief speeches today before the
diet In answer to questions regarding
the reduction in armaments and the for
eign policy Of the government. The
speakers said that Japan's relations with
the powers Of the world are so improved
that the proposed reductions were fully
warranted Premier Katsura said that
in such matters the Japanese govern
ment always would be guided by world
conditions, coupled with the economic
condition of the country
The leading newspapers in comment
ing editorially on the California situa-
ton say that the japanese people must
not forget that the unfriendliness toward
Japan in America exists only among a
small clique in California. The edi-
torfals further assert that the cordial
relations established by the visit of the
fleet and the commercial delegates from
California cannot be affected by the ac
tiOn of these Americans, who fail to un-
derstand the Japanese people.
Appreciates Friendliness.
The Asahi. in commenting on the Cali
fornia affair expresses the hope that the
government will seize early opportu-
nifty to closely define its policy, and ex-
press gratitude to those Americans who
are exerting efforts to pass legislation
inimical to Japan.
Special dispatches published here to-
day state that the anti-Japanese senti-
ment is rapidly spreading throughout
the United States.
The proposed legislation of California
preventing aliens from owning land is
regarded as directly affecting Japanese
and Chinese residents in the United
States who are unable to acquire citizen
ship. The newspapers here. in comment
ing on these dispatches, ask how this
bill will affect ownership, pointing out
at the same time that, while Japan does
not allow foreigners to own land within
the boundaries of the empire. hundreds
Of foreigners actually do own land in
Japan, holding ii under superfcies or
perpetual ground rent, which may run
for thousands of wears
Evening star., 1909-01-25
Like California Question.

The latter question confronted the ad-
ministration in a most perplexing way III
the Japanese school question in San Fran
cisco, and threatens to become an impOr-
tant factor should the pending bills before
the California legislature affecting the
Japanese become laws. Under the treaty
of 1918 Americans were granted the same
rights of fishing in Newfoundland waters
on a certain part of the c6ASt as were
possessed by British subjects.N The Brit
ish view Of the question hasNbeen that
Americans were given such rights only as
British subjects had then or by subse-
quent agreement. To accept that view
this government has maintained, the
rights OF its fishermen would be subject
to change at the will of Newfoundland
expressed In the enactment of local regu
lations. Such regulations have been made
and each of them has been regarded by
American fishermen as a curtailment Of
the original unlimited privilege to fish.
The attempted enforcement of these
rights has resulted in the accumulation of
claims on the part of the aggrieved fish
ermen, and these claims are to be referred
to a mixed claims commission, for which
another treaty will be negotiated in a
short time.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
An International Event.

In submitting this important matter to
The Hague this government and that of
Great Britain are giving that tribunal
prestige in its initial stages of its exist
ence which is regarded automatically as
an International event of the first mag
nitude and one calculated to have great
influence in inspiring similar action by
other nations.
The settlement of the questions 10 be
arhitrated by a treaty will make easier
an agreement on the claims to be SUBJ
mitted to the mixed claims corEe1iSSion,
for which another treaty is to be con-
cluded. These claims arise largely out
of the Newfoundland fisheries dispute.
Some telegraphic correspondence is now
going on with the British government to
obtain formal approval to the treaty as
agreed upon II is expected that all the de-
tails will be completed and that the fish
cries treaty will be signed at the State
Department tomorrow. The claims COM
mission treaty may also be signed and
concluded before Mr.. Root retires from
the State Department.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
Laity March in Procession.

In but a moment the greatest process
sion Of bishops. clergy and laity ever seen
in this city entered the nave. 1t was the
first procession AT a conservation service
I'M which laymen marched. The bishops
were at the end of the long double line
Bishop Tuttle preceding his brothers. and
the candidate for consecra ton coming
last. DIR. Harding took seat in front
OF the litany desk on the level of the con-
gregation dressed in his rochet and at
tended by two preSbyters He wore q
pectoral cross, presented to him by teach.
Evening star., 1909-01-25
Italians in Panic.

Continued on Ninth Page }
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laden 9iloer, oie id it mir oltfge.
nommen, meroen lid, mie Dies i'm,
mer gei6iebt, crit ipater entipifeln
unb Damn cine Ser i6oniten @r,ns
%nerungen biloen, Die i6 lie BON ci-
lter &eiie nit beim gebrodt babe =
oenll oie S9mei8 1T mabrbaft in-
t%ereiiont uno eroBartie. 8ie ge-
mobnli6 reiite id obre gaoeder
i1 babe ME einen b%eieIien uno bdlt-
fig mebr sefunbe1, ruie oorin ltebi.
Damn batte td aud ntht Die &ube,
mid i%tltnoenIong bill5uieben II. Hei=
ieroute uno Sobrtabeqe 81 itltbie-
rem. Sd iiberloiie Maes Dem 3us
fol, mode meilten 8lon l1ur bon
Stoot 3t Stnot ltno bin imn1er oltt
belten babel g~efabren. 0eid amiile-
rem bie 2elte, oie iiber Die oifen
giider gebeugt, oie ollseebreiteten
&artell Dor iid, briiten ltno ltuoie-
ren; nod mebr ober Die pielen l1n-
gliifli6en mo llngeididten, Die ii6
at nihts entldlieBen fonnen ltto
Die iid bon Seoent Der ibnen lit
Den @eg fomtnt iiber Die ein5ulhlo-
genbe Soir gat erbitten. Sd botte
mid fir Sic Sdmei5er-Neiie audi
nidt nit Dem iibliden Sourtiten=@n=
5uge, Sdube NIT oiden Soblen nrb
@deeln, oiden, ergonliegenoen
Strumpfen uno anie6oien, @amnls
nit 9tudiod, SUIT NIT Seoerbuid
uno Stod nit langer 3infe, ans9e-
riiitet, morin man Die ldberli6lten
Siguren feben fam. Sci mirfll-
6en gereiteieern loiie id mir ia Elm
ioldes &oitiim gefaaen; ober fir Die
iogenannten Solon-Sproler poer
-Shmei5er, mie Tie iib moiienboft
bier finoen, poBt es nidt. Die 2eu=
te miiien gar niht, meldl urfomiid)er
ginorld lie MAIDEN unb pie ortrd,-
aus unangebroht es tit, oanit in
ben StraBen groBerer Staote su
paraoieren. @ber iie miiilen es Sc
Dem plaulibel MAIDEN uno 40 ocltlus
oemonftrieren, oaB tie ni6t ginbei-
mii6e, ionoern Sremoe uno i'm
geeriffe iinb, Die Sdpeis gu err
obern. Sea, iebes Sierfen bat fem
8Iaiiier6en nno tpopon iolten oenR
Die 2eltte leben, 0ie Die SouriIten-
@rtifel anfertigen, an5eigen un6 per-
faufen. - Man Iaqt, 6as Hetfen IN
Der Shmei8 lei telter, id babe Die
grfabrune ni6t eenadt, ih bin in
Ben beiten 9otels obgeftiegen u11o
babe fir meir @elb poaen Meff
erbalten. Meit Dem %unleioliden
grinfgelbunipeien babe i6 mid ba-
ourh ab5ufinben eeipuBt, BOB id
ftets 1919 meiner @eiammtre6nlu1g
ols S~rinfgeloer perteilte; 5umeilen
ging es ~alleroings oud 0ariiber;
man muB aber, menn MAJ In
9euti6lono uno -erit redt in Ser
Shmei5 sreiit, oiele Webrausgabe
bon p~orneberein In Mnrefnung brin=
gen.
Die Heilebriefe iiber oie S1nei5
iinb burdous nidt ba5u beItimint,
cine ausfiibrlide 8eihreibuns oes
ihonen init groBartigen WatirerIdei-
nu1gen geleeneten 2anoes 81 eeben;
es iino fIidtig bingemorfene Sfis-
gen unb als iolde mofle Der 2eier tie
freunolid binnebmen. 81. s.
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500 geIubmuna. 500.

Sic 2eIer DieTer 3ettu1g iperoen Iic5
@freuen, gu %erfabren, 6aB es iueniaifens
cine gefIr6tete @ranfbeit eiebt, pel1e
pie 8inenfdaft in all ibren 9t1fen gu
beilen imitanbe lit; Sau &atarr6S@ur
1T Die ein5ige iebt Der dr5tliden 8rioer1
l6aft befannte poiitibe Sur. @atarrb err
forbert als cine &on1tit1tiorsfranffGe;t
cine fonitititioneIe 8ebanblune. Sal's
&atarrb@&nr nirb innerli1 gerommen
uno tpirft brett alf bas 8Iut unb bie
l6leimigen Sberfldden beg Sb5tems .bas
onr6 Die @runbIa9e Der &ranfbeit 8ers
ltDreno unb Dem Eatienten &raft gebeno,
inbem iie Die &onititntion bes &orpers
anfbaut uno Der 0atur gu ibrem 8erfe
bilft. Sic @i9entiiiner baben 10 biel Ser
tra1en 5u ibren 5~eilfrdften, baB tie 100
9onars geIobnune fir ieben SaG ans
6ieten, BEN lie gu fnrieren berfeblen. 2aBt
gu6 cine 2iite bon 3eltenifien fommen.
Wan a6ref1iere:
S. S. Gbeneb& 60, Splebo, o !.
@erfauft bon alien Gpotbefen, 75e.
9aqs SamiIiensBinen iinb Die beiielt.
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latt9it eeb0rt, baB i6 bier ouf met
ner &liti6e iibe? &obe ia ihou
Dor 8o6en 9eiu6e 6riiben ge-
modt."
uNotlrlid, natiirlid, 2iebIterl
Aber mar mir beim belten @iQcn
ni6t eber moeli6"
GedniB lieB Sen Irm oes Sreltll-
oes plosli6 fabren uno perneigte l.d)
lporenflirrenb: er 1tono Srau uriu=
Ia gegeniiber.
uSier boit On meirlen euten, Of
ten &ednib in n%atltro, BON Dem id
Dir 10 biel er5ablt babe" itellte
9renf Dor. 6@r lit 1to6 Mcrs-
burg fommonoiert. @as iagit Du
oo3n? sit bos nidt einfo6 groBor<
tig9
ltriula rei6te in beralider Sreuoe
Dem Sreunoe hires @atten Ste Sono,
oie oieier NIT reipeftpoQer @ernei-
gnng fiiBte.
SD freue mild oufridtig, >Serr
BON Gednie. gtnos 2ieberes batta
iid mein Wonn ia gar ni6t miin-
l6en fonnen! Soffentlih bleibe1
Sic uns nun redt lange erbolten2"
Gin Sobr, meme gndoigite
Sraul@
Sea, oos geniiet idon fnr'5 Ell.
itel" Ser olte, frobe Son bes inn
mer 1uitieen rlonen flang mieSer
aus 8reos stimme. 80 melt oenfe
ih nod gar nidt. = Qber nun leg
oo6 enoli6 ob, mein &erlden =
eieb's Der, TO-! - l1no nun ieb Sid,
uno = l1riel, ni1t nabr, Oh Iprg1t
fir einen fleinen @iQfommen-
trunf2"
o@ber bite, enaoigite Srou, lief
mirfli6 ni6t infommooieren 11 ipol-
len," mari &ednie, CUR SOUS
frau it6 %penoeno, Elm, bod uriuIo
NOR ihon Dem Mao1en nadgeeilt,
UNI fir cine fleine &%rfriidung oes
@aites nod Der Observation-Disclosures
6abrt BON Der Staot bierber 5t
ioreen. Mit Dem @uee oes &elaners
blidte Gednis Der onmutigen, noW
10 ent5iifeno maohenbaften @eltalt
Der ihnea binousbui6enoen iuneen
6rau nod, mabreno er ii6 bebae-
li6 in Dem meiben 9allnenppliter
oes anberen 4lnbieIiels refelte.
.Onnnprmptterl" pnff11hr pc linn
Oann, als ii6 Die Sir oriiben i'm
Solon binter uriula geidfoiien bot
te- 19u, ib gratuliere Dir: Oh
bait ia cine iiiBe fleine Srau." 8reo
nidt frobli6 uno eliidli6; in oieler
~erboberen Stimmung mar er gang
berielben @niiht. vSest fam ib
Did m~abrbaftig perlteben! I'm ioGd)
5raufen hatt' id audi @opf uno
&ragen orangeieet."
(Gortlesune folot.)
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NIIcrIei.

Sas Seuer=2onllte miro oor>
laufie feline @eparaturen an Dem
Stationseebaube an ser Morft Stra.
BE ~beor6ern, % oaiielbe eben 10 gut
gan5 nieoergeriiien uno neu gebout
meroen fonllte. 4lld ift Der 4slos
fir cine lolde Citation fpeeen Ser
gnee Der StraBe llnsiinitig unb es
lit pieaei6t better, bieies @ebauce
81 perfaufen unb Die Citation an CT
mem anoern eeeieneteren Tlase ME
Der ouf5ubauen.
9. Sdoa, Sobn oes 4ontrdf,
tors 6. Sboa an 40f garrera
StroBe mobnbaft, nelder in einenl
Sol5seiddft an Ser Oit-gommerce
StraBe beidaftigt lit, muroe anl
0onneritag bei Der @rbeit bon Der
Site iibermonnt uno muBte nod
Sauie gebroht meroen. Gen ipGte.
rem 9odridten 5ufolse bat er iih
mieoer bon Dem Mnfan erbolt.
Die San 4ntonio SERVANTS
Sons Some @ifociation4 lit UNI 3u-
f%orporierung uno @%nerfennung if
res CHARTERS eingefommen. MIs
Snforporatoren iperoen genannt
grnit 3iesmann, @ouarb @olf Otto
Hiebe II. q.
Die San @ntonio gruibeo Nod
@ompanD bat uni 4nerfennung if
res CHARTERS lta6geiu6t. 4apital
$4,000. Snforporatoren s. &.
5indam Martin @riebt II. 81.
SEER S. S. Slien, elm befarll-
ter @eidaftsmann unierer Staot
itarb am Mittfpoh am 8pp6nsfie-
Der. Son ieinen 6 ainoern liegell
CUR 3eit nod a an oerielben 8runf-
beit nieoer. Die ainoer iino iest
gdn5li6 pertpaiit, ba feline Satin
friiber SRI. 3uline Garcia, Dor an
oertbolb Sabren itarb.
SIN 81. 9itriftgeridt reidte
@leulte @embler cine &lage ipegea
elmer Note gegen u. S. Snorb ein.
emma q. &romer reidte cine Sdlei-
~oungsfloge gegen i6ren @otten Mnt.
&ranner ein.
8ietor 9oebbler uro 9a3el
Sborp mnroen unter $2500 Bling.
ihaft ieoer geitelt uno, ba lie oieicl-
be nidt 81 iteaen %permodten, IN Der
Soil nntergebra6t.
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9ebten ppr 100000 Sahren.

@elebrte fanoen in elmer @oble Der
S6ipei5, &no6en BON Meniden, mel-
DIE Dor 100000 Sabren Iebten, me
iie in iteter 8efabr Dor miloen Siereli
naren. 9ie @efabren bon beute iino
tobtlide &ranfeiten, mie nns 81. SO.
gropn bon @leranoer, @e., 5eiet:
u@dre es nibt fir Or. Sings Seem
DISCOVERY g%epeien", i6reibt er,
nlebte id ni6t mebr, % i6 an idpe-
rem 2lingenleioen uno bartnadigeil
&uiten lit. lin franfe 2urgen,
@rfoltuteen, bartnadigen Srlten 81
beilenuno 2uneenentainouns gu per-
meioen, tit es Die bette Meoi5in mif
@roen. so Gts. uno $1.00. @aron-
tiert bon alien 9rugeiIten.
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E ERA s,
Cine ie[tinn1e 4[ooe bot

- Cine ieltionre alage bat ein
friiberer Notwithstanding nantenS
Carl Slien I'M 9iitriftgeri6t gu
Dallas eingerei6t. SIien mar ols
Strafling an Die Goniumers 2ignite
Company, oeren @ei6aftsitele IN
Dallas 1T, a%useebeuert uno mltBre
fit Tie in ibrem 9eretperf 5u alba
orbeiten. ct mar ee5tuunger, ie6en
Sag 5ebta 9onnen gu forbern uno
erbielt Siebe, tpenn er 0ies nt6t fer
tig brn1te. @dbrenb Der Mrbeit
fiel ein Sell Ser 0ede berunter unb
ct erlitt idmere 8erlesungen am
&opf bon oenen er nod ntGt eebeilt
lit. gr bei6llloiet nun Die @elell=
idoft Ser @rouiamfeit unb Der per-
bre6eriiden Nodlaiiiefeit uno ner-
lanet einen Sdabeneriot bon $780,
900 BON ibr. 90 Die @eieaidaft,
10 miro in ser gingabe bebouptet,
i'm ols Strafling eebeuert babe, of
ne iblt I'm ieine 3%uitimm1ng ooer
@inipiqigung gu froeen, 10 lei lie
altd fir oie Siderbeit ieines Sc
bens uno ieines &orpers peral1t=
mortlih. Der Mnmolt Slien's III
Der Staotsienotor Center.
8ie Steuer5abler bon Orange
gountp boben nit GROCER Woiori=
tat beidlolien, Bombs gum 8etroee
bon 100000 mts5ugeben uno fir
oos @elo SEN Sabine-Nedes-4ono
81 pertiefen.
= Ser aus Dem @efangnis poll
Nemton gountp entflobene @ia
Sert, Der 81 lebenslangli6en 3lt6t.
bails perurtetlt NOR, lit in ser NdDe
BON San Iugultine eineefangen.
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es eebt mond)er an Der @lilds-
ifmieoe uorbei. neil lie ibm 5u ruRi9
lit.
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6auS AT bermietem.

3fpei obere Stpftperfe in meirem 5aule
IN Der Sepmann@StraBe, entboltenb 20
grDBe lufti9e 3immer nit alien ar6eren
8equemlibfeiten, 81 permieten. gignet
iid DEFENDERS 81 etnem SDtel:
G. SCHMELTZER.
Naberes gu erfragen bel g.. g. 8pettler,
&Dntrattor. Dber sc. Sbopan, 634 @ait
gpmmercezStraBe
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Sn 2odbart puroe elm SGil-
oermaler namens George S. Boomers
BON ieinem Observation-Disclosures G1nle-
meper geIdoiien uno idmer Der.
ipurloet. Sbulenleper bat iid ielblt
Den @eridten eeiteGt.
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Sci ieiner Miidfehr aus Con

Sci ieiner &iidfebr aus Con-
bon baben Die Barrier Dem 2ufti6if-
fer 2ouis 9leriot Ser ben 3peimali-
gen Slug iiber ben 9anal eentaht
bat, nit groBem gntbuiiasmlls
clnpfolgen. Die Staot NOR ge-
idmiidt, ais menn es ein ~nationolsr
Seittag lei. Die Miniiter gortbou
ulo Miaerqno empfingen i'm I'M
Nanlen Der Meqieruna.
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ssn &pburo herrfdt nrose Wu

regung unter Ser 8ebolferura.
9a6 langen @erbanbhuneen ulo
tros pieler 8roteite lit iett enoehi=
tig Der 8eiblub gefaBt woroen, ben
auSbou Der often Seite &obure llndy
Den neuen Geitaurierungs-8ldnen
bor5unehmen. Ole 8iirgeri6oft be-
fiirdtet bob ibr nlinmebr Die 8e-
nubltng Ser S6loBruine uno bes
HarfS e~nt8oqen miro.
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Sa6 Mntter imma luerbem.

Dgs belt i6tper, BEN luunoerba-
rem @e6iel in Mutter gu iibertrei-
ben, ieit iie mfing electric 9itters
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