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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
LOCAL CANTON TO DRILL
ON EVERY MONDAY NIGHT
Company to Prepare for Big Drills
Next Year.

At a meeting of the Brunswick
canton last night, it was decided that.
BEGINNING next Monday night, the
company will hold a practice drill
every week for the next several
months, in preparation for the big
drills in which the company will par
flcipate next year.
The first of these drills will he held
al Rome during the meeting of the
Grand lodge of Georgia, and the next
will be at indianapolis, Ind, at the
@eeting of the sovereisn grand
lodge.
Having captured the first prize al
tine recent drill in Atlanta in Glass
tt the company will next year make
ah effort to win the highest lonor
T"ssible, when its drill team will be
entered in Glass a. In order to en-
ter this class the company will have
te add several new members and it
Is expected that they will be secured
20 a short time
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
SEA EXPLOSION
HURLS SEVENTY
into ETERNITY
HAYTiEN GUNBOAT llBERTO
GOES DOWN INTO SHARk-lN-
TESTED WATERS.
Ten Generals Among the Dead-Ves-
sci Completely Wrecked BY Sudden
and Mysterious Explosion-Man-
Eaters May Devour Bodies.

Port-au-Prince, Hayti, Octs 20
Following a terrific explosion which
resulted in the death of 70 men by
mutilation and drowning, the Haytien
gunboat LiLerto this morning went
down at sea off Port-au-Paix, and only
20 of the crew were rescued. Among
the lost were ten Haytien generals,
who were on their way to take COM
mand of several divisions of troops
in tie department OF the north.
The cause of the explosion has not
been learned, and possibly will re-
main mystery always, as the wreck
age of the vessel went down before
an Investigation cOuiJ be n~ue or
thought of. The IC.~u~4 L.l.. ave
been taken to Port e. -.
There is little possibility that the
bodies Of the explosion victims will
be recovered, for the waters in which
the Liberto went down are infested
by man-eating sharks, which doubt
less have devoured the bodies by
this time However, efforts will be
made to recover the remains.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
BRUNSWICK MAY
SEND DELEGATES
TO GALVESTON
E7EkT COMM SSlON MEETING
TO BE HELD IN TEXAS CITY
NEXT MONTH.
Scores of Southern Cities Will Be
Represented at the November
sion Governments Have Achieved.

Shall Brunswick he represented at
the great City Commission congress
which Will be in session in Galveston,
Eek, Nov. 21, %, %?
From every city that is now operat-
ing under the commission system
representatives of the commission
governments will be on band to ex-
mission system in detail, and give
to the representatives of other cities
the benefit of their knowledge and ex-
perience
From scores of southern and west
ern cities, 6S well as from many of
ire north, iuiy accredited delegates
from municipal governments and
nade bodies will be on hand to join
in the discussions and gather up in
formation about government by COM
missions to carry back to their re-
spectiye cities.
The commission idea is rapidly TAX
aDg root in many cities where tax
payers and citizens generally believe
better results will be obtained than
Snder the existing political methods
4 city, it is now recognized, is no.
thing but a business corporation to
Ne run on business lines as econom-
lcally and as effectively as private
business.
Many Brunswick taxpayers un-
doubtedly already favor the commits
sion system and many others are
aesirous to learn more about it. The
suggestion comes from many sources
that the local council should send a
delegate to the Galveston meeting for
this very purpose, to secure addition
III information at first hand for the
benefit of Brunswick.
Council meets tonight and the mat
ter may he brought before it in a res
oiution providing that delegate from
that body shall represent Brunswick
at the Galveston meeting. Such a
step will be popular one, as the
nIblic here, as elsewhere, is un-
doubtedly keenly interested in every
thing pertaining to government under
commission and eager for more de-
tails as to the methods and results.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
ALLEN GAMBLER;
AN EX-GOVERNOR
PASSES TO REST
WELl-kNOWN GEORGIAN DIED
AT HIS HOME IN ATLANTA
YESTERDAY.
He Served Two Terms as Governor
qress-Had Been in Bad Health for
the Past Several Months.

Atlanta, Ga, Oct. 26.-Allan ID. Can
dler, twice governor of Georgia and
one of the best known men in the
south, passed away at his home in
this city early this morning, after a
long illness. The ex-governor was
Is years of age and his health has
been had for the past several months,
in fact, he has not been in good
haelth since he left the governors S
chair.
He was colonel in the Confederate
army, once represented his district
in congress and was governor from
1898 to 1902. Among his nurses in
his last days was faithful old negro
slave, who several months ago jour
neyed to Atlanta from distant plan
tation for the purpose of "nussin"
Marse Gambler" He was lost on the
street several days. and was finally
picked up by the police and taken to
the Gambler home.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
BODIES ARE FOUND
SEVEN UNFORTUNATE SEAMEN
WASH ASHORE AT PUNTA
GORDA, FLORIDA.

Punta, Gorda, Fla, oct. 26.-The
bodies OF seven men, all victims Of
the recent hurricane, were washed
up by the waves today. Six of the
seven We're sailors on four Spanish
fishing smacks which went to pieces
near Boca Grande during toe height
Of the storm. 1t is also believed that
a seventh Spaniard was drowned. but
he has not been found.
Tne other fatality was a negro, bad
ly utcomposcd, who is believed to be
d e same one who drove lis team into
Peace river off bridge which wasG-
ed away as he got half way.
There are many more men missing
in this vicinity, and it is likely that
the toll of the hurricane will reaoa ten
drowned,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
SOUTHERN TO PUT
ON TWO NEW
TRAINS
SCHEDULE BETWEEN ATLANTA.
VILE TO BE IMPRoVED+FAST
TRAIN TO HANDLE SLEEPER.

For the accommodation of tn
neaVy passenger traffic between At
lanta and Jacksonville, the Southern
railway will on Nov. 81 inaugural =
new night trains between Atlanta and
Jacksonville which will be in addition
to and altogether Independent of the
through trains, Nos. Is and Ii, now
operated between Cincinnati and
Jacksonville via Chattanooga and At
lanta, according to announcement
made by Assistant General Passenger
Agent John l.. Meek. On the same
date the Southern will also begin
running its regular winter trains,
Nos. and 6, known as the Florida
Special thus giving three trains a
day each way between Atlanta and
jacksonville.
The new night trains, to be known
as Nos. % and "a, will be run for
the exclusive accommodation of tray
el between Atlanta and Jacksonville
and intermediate points. They will
he made up in Atlanta and Jackson
vile and will not wait for any con
nections. These trains will consist
OF baggage car, coaches and Pullman
sleeping car between Atlanta and
Jacksonville and will also handle the
Atlanta-Brunswick sleeper between
Atlanta and Jesup. The in
auguration of the Atlanta-Jacll-
sonville sleeper line is a new move
on the part of the Southern, made in
an effort to take care of the growing
travel between Atlanta and the Flori-
da metropolis. In addition to proving
great convenience to passengers
between Atlanta and Jacksonville
these trains will mean Better local
service for important points adjacent
to Atlanta and Jacksonville. They
Will be operated on the following
schedule: Leave Atlanta $50 p. m
arrive Jacksonville 1870 a. M: leave
Jacksonville $50 p. M; arrive At
lanta z: As a. m.
| These new trains will also serve
to tighten the through trains Nos. l;
and "A, which will then be run a.
completed trains south of Atlanta
stopping only at Macon and Jssup
These trains have also been improv
ed recently by the inauguration O.
dining car service between JesuI
and Jacksonville
The inauguration of the Florida
Special will be effected by extend
ing trains Nos. and 6, now operated
between Atlanta and Cincinnati. to
jacksonville. These trains will carry
sleepers between Detroit and Jack.
sonville and Cleveland and Jackson.
vile via Cincinnati, and between
Louisville and Jacksonville and will
nave full dining car service.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27

Ottawa, Ontario. Oct. 26.-The out
look for obtaining information of the
whereabouts of the balloon America
II grows less encouraging every hour,
according to Edmund Stratton, who is
in @ arge of the search.
Regarding the lighted balloon
which was reported to have been
seen at a height of about mile by
mail clerk on the Canadian Pacific
railway and two others, near Fort
Williams, Mr.. Stratton said, if the
object seen was a balloon. il must
have been a derelict, as the America
could not have been afloat with pas
sengers as late as today. Search for
the missing aerOnauts, Alan Hawley
and Augustus Post. will be continued
with unabated zeal, however
Another Balloon Sighted.
Port Arthur. Ont1rio, oct 26.-Gov-
ernment forest rangers sent word
here today that a balloon had been
seen descending in Il forest between
here and Black Sturgeon Lake. early
this morning \ relief party will be
sent at once.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
KING" COLE is IN LUCK

Chicago oct. 20" King" Cole the
phenomenal recruit of the pitching
stan OF the Chicago Nationals, TODAY
announced that he had signed a
three'year contract. and that his sal.
airy had been doubled.
Cole bears the distinction of being
the only Cub pitcher who could even
temporarily stem the tide of victory
against the Philadelphia Americans
III tne championship games last week.
winning the fourth game by the mar.
row margin of one run. He gives
promise of becoming the premier
pitcher OF both leagues within a few
years, his admirers say.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
DYNAMITE SUSPECTS TO
SOON FALL INTO TOLLS
Will Be Taken From Pacific Steam
Ar,N,tI1o

Will Be Taken From Pacific Steam
ship at Acapulco.
San Francisco. Oct. 26.-According
to Los Angeles dispatch to a local
newspaper, the Times dynamite sus-
poets will be arrested today, when the
Pacific mail liner, San Juan, reaches
Acapulco on the Mexican coast.
Secretary of State Knox is working
harmoniously with the state authori-
ties, and the parties suspected will
undoubtedly be brought Lack for
prosecution in case evidence against
them is sufficient to warrant their re-
turn. The state government will take
steps to protect the suspects from
lynching upon their return to Cali
fornia. "
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
A., 3. g. A. DEPOT AT
OFFERMAN is BURNED

At Offerman early yesterday the
Atlantic Coast Line depot. also used
by the A.. b. & A. was destroyed by
fire. the origin Of which is not known.
The loss is estimated at between ST.
900 and 81 800
This may lie low estimate. as it
is not known at this time how much
freight or express matter was de-
stroyed.
A small store nearby was also de.
stroyed, with small loss. The fire
burned some of the main line between
Waycross and Jesup and slightly de-
layed traffic.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
THE INSPECTION
BBREAU IS NOW
IN OPERATION
ALL LUMBER SHIPPED THRouG4
SOUTHERN PORTS INSPECTED
BY THE BUREAU.
Savannah, Brunswick, Jacksonville
and Fernandina Included in Assoa
ciat'on-A. c. Banks in Charge of
the Local Office.

Another port was added to the list
covered by the Southern Pine Inspec-
ton bureau yesterday when the work
was started in Jacksonville. The Io-
cal office has been in operation for
some time and is in charge of A. G.
Banks.
This organization is the only one
OF its kind in the United States. The
work will consist in inspecting Ium.
Ter as it is unoaded from the cara
III port preparatory to shipment BY
boat to another port. If a member
requests it lumber will also be in
spected at the ports when it is to be
shipped away to another section oE
the country ty rail
Much Lumber Handled.
owing to the fact that most of tha
sawmill men in the states of Florida
and Georgia are interested the bu-
reau will handle nine-tenths of the
lumber shipped to other parts of the
country, when in full operation 500
cars of lumber will be inspected per
day. Heretofore. each man IN.
spected his lumber in his own way.
and when it reached its destination
the shipper was many times the
loser.
With the accurate inspection OF
the bureau the shipper will have fin.
al Judgment passed upon his cargo
before it leaves his shipping port,
and will know what he is to get be-
lore the material reached the other
end of the journey.
! Origin Of Bureau. t>
The sawmill men saw the necess,ty
OF such a bureau years ago, but it was
not originated until a short time ago.
TIE ports Of Savannah, Brunswick,
fernandina, and Jacksonville are now
being looked after by the bureau,
and the remaining ports between
charleston and Tampa will be in
cluded as soon as arrangements can
| be made. -
AT the meeting of the Georgia.
Florida sawmill men, which was held
on Tuesday in Jacksonville, several
members asked for inspectors in
their sections of the country They
are anxious to have the advantage OF
having their lumter inspected before
it is shipped away.
Committee Appointed.
IN order that the work of the gu.
reau might be watched and a smooth.
er plan of action be worked out, the
sawmill men appointed a committee
at their meeting Tuesday consisting
OF Z. f. Milton, of Micanopy; NJ. v.
Gress, OF Jacksonville: T. S. Williams
OF Daytona; r. H. Knox. of Savannah.
and f. e. Weymer, of Pauway Fla
for this purpose
This committee will offer sugees.
tons and make explanations which
VIII greatly aid the work of the bu.
fean in its work. AS soon as the four
ports mat are now being looked after
Dy the pureau are in good working
order and arrangements can lie made
our ether ports will be put under
me supervision of the organization.
Pay of inspectors.
The men who are employed as il.
s+"' "''ors will be paid II - cents
pf' 'i2usand feet of actual work;
I'ar will burn their initial; on M
H'h. or inspected and thus the work
o' each man can be traced I'D when
ever ne occasion demands.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
CABINET MEMBERS WILL
BUTT INTO OHIO GAME

Washington, Oct 26.--President
Taft has decided to send two cabinet
members to Ohio to take part in the
last week of the campaign of the re-
pul lican ticket.
Secretary of State Knox will speak
at Cincinnati and Columbus, and Sec
retary McVeagh, of the treasury, at
several places not yet fixed.
Democrats at the capital are iubi
liant over the decision of the presi.
dent, declaring his action shows
that be is uneasy about conditions in
his own state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
WILL APPEAL CASE
COUNSEL FOR CRiPPEN AN
NOUNCE THAT THEY WILL
FIGHT CASE.

London, Oct 26.-Counsel for DR..
Hawley H. Crippen the American den
tist, who is under sentence of death
for the murder of his wife, has de-
cided to appeal the case. When ar
gument for appeal will lie made has
not yet been announced
Little testimony was introduced in
Crippen's behalf during the trial, and
tie appeal is expected to bring out
further interesting facts
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
IMPORTANT RATE DECISION
Roads Cannot Advance Rates During
Period of Shipment.

Washington, Oct. 26.-By a decision
today of the interstate commerce
commission it is not lawful for inter-
state freight carriers to advance rates
ON shipments during the period of
their transportation. The decision
was rendered in two cases, one of
whlch was instituted by the South
ern Cotton Oil company against the
Atlantic Coast Line and Central of
Georgia railways. The commission
held that legal rates applicable on re.
shipments were the rate in effect at
the time shiDments started from the
points of origin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
ANOTHER AVIATOR PASSES.
Blanchard, Daring Frenchman, Killed
instantly.

Paris, Oct. pm. Blanchard, the
aviator, fell from a height of a nun
cred feet today. and was instantly
kslled
Blanchard was attempting to de-
scehd from lssy-Les-M Molineux, after
a successful flight from Bourgess
His plane turned turtle in a gust of
wind and crashed to earth with great
force. Blanchard's body was badly
broken.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
COMMITTEE TO MEET TO-DAY
TO FIX DATE OF PRIMARY

The city executive committee will
meet in the hoard of trade rooms at
the city hall this morning at 10 o'clock
for the purpose Of fixing the date for
the white primary, which will be held
about the middle Of November.
1t Is not expected that the commit.
tee will make any changes in the
rules which have prevailed in the
past. All members of the committee
are requested to be present.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
NOTED VETERAN DEAD.
Capt. Hugh Richard Garden Sue
cunbs to ApopIexy.

New York, Oct. 26.-News of the
death of Hugh Richards Garden, or
ganizer and captain of the famous
Confederate Palmetto battery, reach
ed here today from Southport, n. c..
Death resulted from apoplexy at the
age of 20.
Capt. Garden was one of New
York's leading lawyers for 25 years
He was born at Columbia, S. c., and
was one of the first Confederate vol
unteers. He married Elizabeth Rich
ardson, daughter of Judge Richard
son, of Virginia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
WESTERN CATHOLIC UNION.

Aurora, H., Oct. 26.-Several hun.
dred delegates from Illinois and neigh
toring states are attending the 18th
annual convention Of the Western
Catholic Union, which was opened in
this city today with religious serv-
ices. The business sessions will con.
tiuue over tomorrow.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
TO INVESTIGATE THE
BLOWING UP OF TIMES

Los Angeles, Cal, Oct. 26.-The
grand jury summoned to investigate
the destruction of the Los Angeles
Times building by an explosion and
fire was empaneled today by the SUI
perior court.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
THREATS TO BURN TAMPA
MADE BY THE STRIKERS

Tampa, Oct, 26.-That threats were
made by members of the joint adj
visory toard of the Cigarmallers' un-
ion here to burn the city in the event
the workers were persuaded to go
back to work was brought out in evil
dence in the trial of the strike lead
ers on a cnarge of conspiracy here to-
day.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
FILIPINos ON THE wARPArH

Manila. Oct. 26.-Two bands ~
Manobos tritesmen are depredatinr
tne west coast Of Davao. Windanao
asiand' and have killed several plant.
A., T..
All available troops were ords.o,
tu,,a ~ .ne scene today, and in case the
,r,Desmen ,i,,,s show fight. many Will. he
kllled' with probable loss of ,ife
among the troops - 'i1e
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
IMMIGRANTS FOR THE SOUTH

washington, Oct. 26.-President
Taft is known to have given his ap-
proval to a project for turning the
tide of European immigration from
New York and other Eastern cities
to southern ports. A suggestion to
this effect will doubtless be included
in the presidents message to con-
gress,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
DISSOLVED ASSEMBLY.

Athens, Oct. 26.-A decree was pub
lished today dissolving the national
assembly and fixing Nov. 2s as the
date for the elections for the new re-
visionist chamber.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
BIG SHOE SALE.
40 Per Cent Reduction on All Bought
From A, Zejnenovitz.

From A. Zeimenovitz.
For the balance of this week a big
shoe sale will be on at A. Zelmeno-
Wits.
The stock is all new and composed
Of mems, women's, children's and in
fant's shoes.
A discount of 10 per cent on every
dollar spent for shoes will be allowed
at this store today. Friday and Sat
Drday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
BALLOON IS FOUND
REPORTED THAT 1T WAS SEEN
BETWEEN PORT ARTHUR AND
BLACK STURGEON LAKE.

St. Louis. Oct. 26.-An abandoned
balloon basket supposed to be part
of the America II, has been found
on the shore of Lake Superior, near
Port Arthur according to a message
received here today.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
Crosses Channel.

Brighton, England, Oct. 26.-The
dirigible Morning Post" passed over
here, en- route to Aldershot. four
hours after leaving Moisson. having
crossed the channel without mishap.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27
A DlRiGlBLE CROSSES
THE ENGLISH CHANNEL
Makes Flight Across Stormy Waters
Without Mishap.

Nantes. France, Oct. 26.-The mill
tary dirigible balloon, Morning
Post" luilt in France and presented
to the British army by the London
Morning Post, left Moisson this morn
ing for Aldershot, England. The big
vessel soon disappeared Above the
English channel, conveyed by an Eng
lish torpedo destroyer.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-10-27

Biograph Feature,
"Chink at Golden Gulch."
Engineers Sweetheart
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
sd)luBieier i'm Gollere of WuIit.

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sSeisr peroen Die 8raouanoen, beren
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0ff.ntli6t purben, ibre DipIome srbdls
ten uno bas poaItdnbige, CUR 9urh.
fiibruns gelunsenbe prpsramm 1T nj.
folgt:
Ginsanssssbst RsO. Sobn 9allus6sr
eritsr Sas aus Der 8 Dur Spms
pnonIe Seetbopen
College SrheIier.
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uno Srheiter =. S6drlpento
5rl. Repd Rsmpe unb Srheiter.
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golerioss 5aplol
ssames -5drrob.
4lbumblatt fir geige uno Sr6eiter
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pbantafie iiber rui1iihe 5hemata
fir alapisr uuo Crheiier. .Rupropni'
Gropsr 5iloen 9apis.
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Rutb Worgan.
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Srheiter.
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9erfkilung Der 0iplcme u. Wleoaillen
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-09
Cincinnati Sippoorome.

Die neuete Qtttrattion bss Stppoz
bromes i'm 8aiebdQ 9art lit bic auz
itraliI6s RoQI6ubldufsrin 9race Do
negau. Sic lit cine Shpeiter Don
Reuie 0onesan, jsner rei3enoen &iinitz
Isrin auf bemielben Gsbiete, Die Dor
sinigsn Saiipns in bem @nna 5eloz
gniemble 10 auBeroroentIi6es 4ufs
Isben srregte. Gracce, bic bon ihrer
S6pe'ter Quld begleitst tptrb, III
Deltberiibmt als ShneuGuferin iiber
tur3e unb lange Streten, uno 10 giebt
es benn aud tetn iportlides GretgniB.
bem iis ni6t beitpobnte, uno in BEN
Tie ni6t nit Gbrsn beitano. 9ibih
| tsmperamsntboQ, bon IpmputbiI6em
4uftreten, perbliifft re bur6 ibre9iels
| isitigteit. Sm 8uuoeoilIe, 5ippobrom'
unb 3irtus III iie in alien Sdtteln ge:
redt, ais Sdngertn, GncIiittn uni
Qtrobotir ent3iitt iie tets glei6md:
Zig bas publttum. S9r lebboftes
Temperament, bas ii6 in immertpd6'
rsnber grasi0Ier 8epeglidteit dubert
perIeibt ibrem 2luftreten einen eigen
artigsn 3auber. Sbr 9ater begIette
| lie auf i6rer SDurnee.