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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
1h. Money Market.

New York Nov. 15.-Money easy. 20
Sla prime mercantile. 51a az; ex-
charge firm. bankers bis az 4sl % q
4S170 Cor sixty days; 4s5.'o on de-
manG.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15

every inch of it twice as wen
as can be done with pitch
forks. 1t increases the whole
farms output. It isn't a
question of whether you can
buy one-you can't get
along without an I. II. c.
Manure Spreader and keep
up with the procession. A
dealer everywhere.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15

81; No. 8, 291aQ3o.
Barley-Fancy, 75A q 761a: choice,
7212@751a.
Rye-No. >, 74074la
FlaX-Cash 2.6I: 20 arrive, 2.66.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
The Potato Market.

Chicago. Nov. toes-Open
ed firm.
Choice 10 fancy ... 45l4-
Gair to Good .. 270A-
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Rama. o. Prices.

! The following range o. prices are
FURNISHED by Clark & Ingledue, broa
,ers, members Chicago Board of Trade
yoov' 8. fremont block.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15

Kansas CITY, Nov Is.
Wheat-No hard. 81 Il q l.ol; MAY
94"s 494a.
Dats-No white. 81 q "a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
Both speedv and Effective.

This indicates the action OF Foley
Kidney Pills as S. Parsons. Battle
Creek. Mich illustrates: II have been
afflicted with a severe case If kidney
and bladder trouble for which 1 found
no relief until 1 used Foley's Kidney
Pills. These cured me entirely Of all
my ailments. l was troubled with
backaches and severe shooting pains
with annoying urinary irregularities.
The steady use OF Foley Kidney Pills
rid me entirely Of all my former trou-
bles. They have my highest recon-
mendation." Mcbride & VIII Drug
COmDanv
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
New York Grain.

New York, Nov. -
Wheat May, 1899.
cvrn-Joa4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
New York Exchange.
A FOSTER MOTHERS GRIEF.

Chicago. Nov. 15.-New York eN-
change ) premium,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
1rasr News toms.

Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Nov. 15-Roy Kern Is the new
clerk at Wignat's.
John Spiers has badly spralned
ankle received in jumping over fence.
Father Carrick came up from Vlnton
Thursday and will spend part OF the
winter with his son. Harve. In conse-
quence Of the death of his wife recent
ly he has closed his home and Will
henceforth live with his children.
Mrs. Daniel Cornell died at her home
in Omaha from the effects OF falling
down stairs a week before Several
bones were broken and she was other
wise injured. She was over so years OF
age. She was an aunt Of Mrs. Nc
Bride, Grace, Robert and Lyman Wood
and was resident of north rama
more than thirty years ago. Her nus
band was a pioneer merchant OF Traer.
Later they lived in Gladbrook. Where
Mr.. conneil served as pos tmaster. Mrs
Connen mad made her home OF late
years with her daughters in Omaha.
The body was brought TO Toledo for
burial.
H. d. Churchill has rented his farm
in south Cieneso and will retire. In
company with his son and daughter ne
will soon leave for California TO spend
the winter They plan u return some
time during the next YEAR and locate IN
some town in this section. possibly
Traer.
While in Missouri last week Pierce
Cole rented his farm for next year and
has decided TO not leave Traer for an
other year a least,
Mrs. Walter whitcomb Of Spencer. $
D.. spent last week with her relatives
She lived here years ago. Before her
marriage she was Miss Cora Wight
man.
Doctor Wagner was in Chicago last
Wednesday, attending convention OF
North,s esler,l railway surgeons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
ST. Louis Grain.

6, L1.iiS NOV. =.
Whea,-Aias-, eSls.
Corn-4714
Oa;s-a95s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
CHICAGO Livestock.

Chicago. Nov. 5.-Cattle-Estinate
receipts for today. $4,000; opened weak
TO shade lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1910-11-15
Peoria Corn.
Kansas City Grain.

Peoria. y ". 10.
Cor-No. 8. 81.
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
Rash APPEARS AGAIN.
Summer Eczema and Rot weather skiz
Troubles Demand Prompt Treat
Inent With POsIam.

All skin troubles which are prevalent
in hot weatheT-Tashes. intiammatiOns,
sO-CaIIeG summer eczema itching spots,
hives pimples, etc, demand the use Of
pOsIam for their prompt eradication
Their causes are found in Overheatcd
blood. skin irritation, digestive disorders.
etc Ia some persons the eating or fish
or berries IN certain months always
brings them on. For clearing the com
pIexion red or iuflamed noses. sunburu.
mosquito bites, burns, etc, poslam
should be used in preference TO aught
else surprising results being noted after
a single application.
The readiness with which posIsm
heals small surfaces and minor troubles
IS but an Indication Of its rapid action
IN curing eczema. letter, scabies, Itch,
etc. on hands. limbs, scalp or any part
Of the body
A special 50-cent package OF p0Slam
IS Dr enarcd for minor uses and this ~
wen as the regular s. jar. is on sale By
all druggists, particularly OErarn g
O-DounelTs. Affeck's, and the Peoples
Drug Store.
But a free sample. which VIII afford
a convincing test may be obtained by
mail. b. writing 20 the Emergency La
boratories. p West 9th street, New
York city
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
AGENCY IS DENIED
DISTRICT LICENSE
Proposed Employment Firm
Gets Adverse Decision
From Assessor.

W z Richards. Assessor Of the
District. has recommended that the
application OF Harris \ Nickery- Roy
: Ashton. and Robert L Corwin TO
conduct an employment agency be
denied All three Of the men. he
says, hold Government positions
The agency proposed to deal in
the higher grades Of positions, such
as clerks. bCokkceDers. and sales
men. No fee was TO be charged un-
less a position was obtained. in which
event one weeks salary was 10 be
demanded The law relating TO en-
ploEmenL agencies provides FOR fee
OF 81 in advance and an additional
fee Of 81 when a position paving SO
applicant The same section says
that cit shah be unlawful TO receive
more than the fees set forth
In reporting on the application. "
J Donovan license of inspector. CT
the District. SAYS. -'MeSsrs. EickerE.
charge a fee In advance from either
the employers or the employees. but
10 charge the amount Of the first
weeks salary. so that should the
employees secure positions paving $50
or 500 e month. the fee would be
toned in the section referred 10.
1t appears also that the applicants
are employees Of the Government and
81 Is presumed that the Government
VIII require their presence during
the greater part Of the day. 7 fail
tention and supervision to the man
aEement OF an employment agency
which the nature Of the Business re-
QUires-
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
RAILROAD INCREASE
MADE TEST CASE
Favorable Decision Would
Mean Rebate of Thousands
to New Workers.

\ test case. which IL successful. viii
mean cash in the pockets OF thousands
OF New York commuters was fled with
the Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day BY Nelson D StlIweII who has an
onice in Wall street and lives At War
wick. y. Y.
SdIlwen sets forth that a sixty-trip
ticket between New York and Warwick
cost $3.50 prior to June 1. and after July
= IN the interim an increased rate Of
SIS % prevailed and SuiIlwell bought a
ticket at that rate The increased rate
was suspended and StillweU contends
that ne is entitled TO a rebate OF S47o,
ne amount Of the increase.
If SuIwell wins his case. all com
muters who bought tickets at increased
rates, since suspended. viii have claims
aeai inst the railroads. SJillweil's suit is
against the I.ehigh and Erie railroads.
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
ARRANGE FUNERAL
FOR JAMES BRIGHT
Veteran Employe of @. P. o.
Is Victim of DilatiOn of
the Heart.

Funeral services for James Z. Bright.
one Of the oldest employees of the Gov
eminent Printing Office. viii be held
Saturday afternoon at o'clock at The
Trinity Fl Z Church.
The Rev. DR.. France, pastor Of The
church, win conduct the ceremonies. and
the burial viii be in Congressional
Cemetery Although none Of the Or
CARNATIONS TO which Mr.. Bright be-
longed are to have part in the funeral.
each OF them viii be represented by a
delegation. and the paiibearers viii be
chosen from their number and from
Mr.. BTights printing office associates.
Mt Bright died yesterday afternCCr
at the SibIey Hospital, where ne had
been confined for the last four days
months, suffering frora diiatiOn Of the
heart. His condition beuai--= such last
Saturday that he had TO be removed
from is home at l209 North Capitol
street TO the hospital
Mr.. Bright was born in this city in
1876, and his education was received al
the public schools He learned the
printing trade in the establishment OF
. II. PoikinhOrn- then one OF the lar~est
in the city At the age Of twenty-nlne
ne obtained q position In the Govern
ment Printing once, where ne was en-
plOyed until his death For the last
seven years he was superintendent Of
the night forces, having served prevf-
OusIy for many years as foreman Of the
job room
He enjoyed q wide acquaintance and
was universally liked by his fellow
employees ana associates, TO whom ne
was effectively known as sunny i'm ~
Mr. Bright was member OF the St
Johns Masonic Lodge, and DresidinE
officer of the Congressional Council. No.
SO National Union For SIX years he
was treasurer Of the Columbia Typo
NIB rrasr Tr-H~ NJ
member since the completion Of MS ap-
nrenticeship, nearly forty years ago.
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
AHERICAN'S SLAYER
TOBEPUT TO DEATH
Mexico ReverSeS Former
Sentence and Murderer
Will Be Executed.

The successful enforcement OF justice
for the murder o. William r Boggs.
y, an American, in Mexico, was re-
ported TO the state Department in a
dispatch from the consul at Durango.
Mexico. today. stating that Gesus No
mares has been sentenced TO death and
Emilio Montenegro to ten years impris-
onmeuC-
BOgEs. who was the son Of Gen Will
lam r. BuEEs. OF inSlOn-Salem. y. G,
was v-avIaid and killed while going
home from a mine in TOpia. Mexico,
where he was employed as superintend-
ent- He had gained the eumiIy Of many
Eexicans by prohibiting the sale OF
LIQUOR 10 men on duty
The local courts sentenced MOnarTeS 10
five years in prison and acquitted Mon
tenesro- The American ambassador
called attention Of the government at
Mexico CITY to the miscarriage Of JUS
1ice and upon the request of the United
States the case was reviewed, with the
result announced TODAY
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
ESPERANTO MEETING
PROFITABLE TO CITY
Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee Figures Capitals
Gain on Convention.

That the Esperanto congress just
closed here wss . profitable investment
for the Chamber Of Commerce is indi-
Gated by figures which have been com
piled by the conventions committee Of
The Chamber of Commerce.
According 10 these estimates the
money which was spent to set the con
Vention here was returned TO the city
sixty-six times over.
There were 500 delegates &c the con-
veution. OF which half remained in the
city for zen days and haf for seven
days. The estimate or the amount each
delegate spent daily while in the city is
placed at s. AT this figure the
amount OF cash from this source alone
which was left IN the Golfers OF Wash
insJon business men was 50, 100.
In addition to this the secretary Of the
society maintained an office here for
Ten months at an expense Of about
$500 He and his family spent here IN
living expenses IA t-laL time ABOUT $-Vle.
Printing bill amounted 10 500. ard 81
was spent in flags and decorate
making a total OF S24,f $50.
The total cost 10 the. Chamber Of Com
merce for securing and entertaining the
convention was So Last year the
secretary of the Chamber was sent &c
Chautauqua 90 invite the convention q
washington His expenses were $50
The Chamber later appropriated So
toward the expenses Of the convention
The total goes into S2i.i50 a fraction
more than SiXty-sIN times
Therefore. The committee. Of which
Granville Hunt is chairman. concludes
that the investment was a paying one
The convention Of the United Broth
crhood OF Carpenters and JOiDers, %
get which IN 1912 the local COMMITTEE
has Joined the Chamber VIII be attend
ed by not less than 40 delegates. &C
cOrding 10 the committees data. and
the delegates VIII remain in the city
Tor at least Two weeks
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
COMPANY Is HOST
OF POOR FAMILIES

The Colonial Beach Company vii
again gladden. the hearts OF 500 OF the
poorest and most needy Of Washington
mothers and children tomorrow. by Civ
Ing the third annual free excursion to
that resort.
The second OF the series was hello YES
terday and the crowd gotten together by
the Associated Charities and other or
CARNATIONS. at the instance OF c. H St
John. manager Of the Colonial Beach
Company. had the time Of their lives
Car tickets were furnished by the Asso-
ciated Charities and many lunches WeA1
PREPARED by the excursion company. The
promoters Of outings aim TO afford en-
1oyment 20 the persons least liable 70
make such a trip at their own expense
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
COSTA RIGA GIVES
BELATED APPROVAL

The government OF Costa Rica has
finally approved Of the protocol which
puts an end to the i0ng-drawn-ou dis
pUte between that country and Panama
relating 10 their boundary line
William L. Merry, minister to Costa
Rica, has informed the State Depart
u1ent to that effect.
The protocol was drafted through the
officers OF the state Department here
and provides for arbitration Of disputes
bet ween the two countries by the Chief
Justice Of the United States Supreme
Court
A month ago word reached washing
ton that Costa Rica was dissatisfied
with the provisions Of the convention.
but the Administration declined to re-
open the case
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
VISITING PREACHER
TO OCCUPY PULPIT

The Rev Curtis O. Bosserman. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian Church. Of
ShippenSburg. Pa viii occupy the pull
Dit of the New York Avenue P-eSny-
rerian Church Sunday morning
The Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor
Of the church. is expected 10 return 20
The CITY from his summer vacation .lur-
ing the next week and viii resume his
pulpit on Sunday, September 4
The Washington times., 1910-08-25
MRS. JAMES BUYS
TWO-STORY HOUSE

Mrs. Margaret Y. James has pur-
chased the two-story dwelling. z514 Four
teenth street northwest, from Shannon
< Luchs. for $3.50.
Mrs James buys for investment This
Is one OF eighrv-tive houses just being
put on the market at the corner OF
Fourteenth and Buchanan streets
Miss Grace B. Reid has purchased for
investment from Charles H AinSlie for
$500 the tv-o-sLory dwelling, 65f Hobart
street northwest This sale was made
BIZ WilliEe. Gibbs * Daniel The sale
OF another house in this row was an
nOunced yesterday
The Washington times., 1910-08-25

Popular Excursion, Baltimore & Ohio
r r. August 2Sth-Leave Union Sta
ton SIS a. m-, $40 10 HarDers Ferry
and Nartfusburg, S1-S5 20 Rerklev
Springs. and 500 10 Cumberland and
return. BY special train. returning same
dav- splendid opportunity for delight
ful outing cheap.-Adyt-
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JnldnbiidJe 9tadJridten.

On paspid, gol., dm llFer
bes Gan 5lnn 5luFes, bss maleriI6s
itsn in Colorado. befinben iih bic
eroBitn bsiben SeiIau.lI.n Der Wslt.
Jlr pdtkHten, ipelfe BON Rbeumatisa >
mus. Wasenleioen, gIuts unb glier.ns
irantbsiieH espIast iinb, eibt .s pohl
tsintn kHsren gurort als pdgoid. Die
beiben ShIammbGoer bdben pielen
hroniihtn arauieu bic 8efunokit
fpieo.rs.eeben unb man6er, Der BIZ,
5siIuns etiu6t bat, ,onni. Ihon nab
ben eriten g1bern cine bsoeusen0t Bel
fsruns b.rTpiiren. 4us tpeIher 1iefe
bic beiben Wof.r .tommsn, tonnte
nod niht iontatirt iperb.n. bd Elm
$50 Sub Ianses SsiI, an tp.Item Elm
fhperes 9stpidi btfeitigt mar, nod
teinen goNn fdnb. rad Den pon Der
gunbssrssierung peronitnItetsn Ana.
Ipfen ,ommt bic 3ufdmmsnisbuna oss
gBoFers Der Seilqusae Der bss adrIss
boesr Sprubels am nd6iten.
-Riefsufl6ffe. 9.r 9ampF.r
.Gsors D. 5enipit~, psIher bi.fsr
saee aus aftoria i'm Sofeu BON San
Jraneisco tinli.i. brahis bds brittle
5o!sfloB i'm SdIspptau nit, oab je
Die lcnss Rsiis iibtritanb.n bat. Sm
lss!sn Sabre fpurbtn i'm 9onsen ntun
bieisr rieiietn 5ISTe bonn Columbia
CLUB mad BEN San Jranciseoer Sas
fen eebrn6t. uno man enttpidelte ba.
BEL cine iolte sSertieteit in benz Der
tausn ber 5IoFe, bab Il. idmmiIid
ipobIbebaltsn sintrofsn. Sas iiingjt
sinsetroffsn. 5Iob iiberitano Die R.if.
niht 10 sIiidlih. R0rbIih bon Don't
Rsnes fpurn bi. 8sriauuno lpdtr unD
oas Glob, tp.ldss iih burh ben lins
fuu auf bi. Seit. neiste, perIcr einsn
2beil feiner 6olslabuns. Ter DAM
pfer nState Of California" fubr NIT
ten burG oas peruusludie aargo, uno
aus BORT Renes tommt bic MeIounq.
oob bic llfer In Der Qahbarihoft bon
ong.fhpsmrnien gaumitdmm.n ipims
msln. Das 5lob. ipeltss bisisr 9doe
in San Sraneiseo sintraf, tn TAO |
JuB lang uno So JuB brett. Gs bars
cine 2apuns bon etna Z Wiuionen
5ub 5ols ober elm ssbnfafxs aargo |
aIs Elm aiiItsnbompfer BERGEN tam. |
Die ~JsHtpid". fueIde bas risIiss
JlcB TN Sdleppiau bate, brad)ie cine |
Qaounu BON 2 WilIionsn syuR so[a |
oas j.boh fir Siio California Be.
itimmt III. rp6brsnb Die syIobIobuna
uuf geit,lluns Der 6ommpnb 2umb.r |
Gompnnn getommen lit.
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Wiobletopn, unb Belle 9ipian, 33, :rs
lansten eintn 9eirdtbsihein.
- Rsttie Jor bat ssrant s5or i'm
bteiisen 9eridt auf Sdeibuns pers
tlast. Das paor beiraibete am %.
Wfdi 1904 unn bat Elm ainb. Sic
sibt ais Grunb fir ben Shritt IN,
bab er feine 5amilie psrnahldiIists.
fsin @eIo perihpenbete unb iis idlisbs
lih am /. September 1908 i'm Stihe
Iieb.
- Der Stabtratb bei6lob in Ieis
ner Sibune am Witttpoh abenb, Die
Sebdltsr olIer itdbtiihsn gIerts uno
4nseitsuten in allen Departments su
erb0ben.
Coroner J. u. Burnett pirb
am ndhiten Woutdg bic llHteriuhuug
iiber ben ifredliten gahnun'au an
4, SuIi bel Wiooletopn tiuIeit.n. Er
Ipiro ale gabnonssItenien Der Big
5our uno g., 9. e .. gabnssisus
itaften porlabsn, um isit3uiislIsn, rpsr
bic SduIo an Der aataitropbs trdat.
- 2ucp Wl. Greble bat Top:o
@reb!, auf Sfeiouna psr,Iaet uno
stbt als 0runo an, bob sr iie p.rnohs
ldiiiete unb i'm iebruor 1910 i'm St;h
lteb. Sds paar btiraibete am q.
September 1899 unb bat tsine ainbsr.
- Die 9ldubiaer Der germania
publifbins Go. unb bss .Dsuiifs
amsri.aner", probdtridter 6. U.
Sdrttuff. Gountps psgeomster 6. q.
Dillon uub bic /. RutionaIsgant,
tauft.n bag gsiddft fir $2350.
Wor SEEMING. Der friiHre Giasntbus
n.r, fpirb in 3utunft oIs g.ifdftss
fiibret furgiren.
- Gbriitian Weee bon Canton, g.,
hno Bertha 5eitt bon Samilton err
Iansten sinen 5sirathsifein uno pu-z
ben bon paitpr 8. u. Didmann gss
trau!.
- Sm ioeben su Gnbe asgansensn
JistaIjabr beberberats bas bitiiee
5ourtpesfdnenib insaeTammt 375
odftlins.. fir ber.nge,0itisung $3641 |
'erausaa6t ipurbsn.
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Seuebne unb 1abton.

- Ssrr 80. J. gru.s.n.I pong.u.,
bus 1T ouf 8s'ud mad Detroit. Mia..
gsrsiN. IN
prof. q. p. .a.iI, friib.r grins
3ipoI Der gsaeoue 6o6Ihul., tpurb,
gum qrof. am pi.eniue gou.e. .rs
nanrt.
5rou gbas. 5tibri6 an Der
Terrace 4Oenus unb 5ruu 6. 8.
StrutIe uHo soatsr, iinb ouf gsfud
Ho6 Gsorsstopn, ap.. sereiit.
9err Grant Jrsier bon Bolton,
Ylof., rOsjIt bier auf gefua bel 5rau
genoer On Der o ansuue in 0aptor.
1n Der gsitsru abenb abesbaIt.s
nen SiBuns bss Seaepue Staotratb.s
puroe bsi6IoF,r an Der 5erroee au..
unb 5. Gps. .in,n 400 Jub Iang.nabs
3ugstanaI gu ,rbauen. Der ppIis.i6.f
.rhlelt 2 Wodsn 5erien, pom 49, .SuIi
an beqinnsHp. Die 8runbeiosnz
tbumsbeIig,r trurb.n oufgeforoert,
oas 9ras stc. auf ben Seit.npeo.n
uno Strabsnrinr.n Dor ibrsm Gig.nz
ihum gu sntfsrnsH.
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NmSidn0iidbe 0faHrid3ten.

S6nbbeime fir llnierieebOi.
mannfhofifH. Die Observation-Disclosures
bat ipieotr bic 4ufmerifamieit auf oi.
srobsn @efGbren selenii. benen oi.
Wlannf1ufi Der unteriteboots kreiis
bel Der gsringitsn Beihdbiguns oes
Gabrseusss ausssiebt III. Seii Sabren
babtn infolsebeHen bic perI6iebenors
tigiten Werfuhe ftaitssfunb.n, bic ba.
rnuf bin5ielen, ben unterfeebootmonns
fhdften bti llnf6llen bdg gniiomm,n
aus oem Boot su erm0elihen. gi.
meiften Wetboben hnben iid ober In
Der praris nls unbraunbor ertui,Isn.
Gin neuerbings erfunbener apporct
Der bertits auf fdmmilihen enaliihen
unierftebooten aur ginfiibruna aes
lunst III. fneini jeoo6 bic q0funa 6,s
f4Ditrisen problems 5u biIben, bo
r. fid BET sabIreihen Derfuden alg
prafsifh unb Superldffg beipdbrt bot
Der Mppdrnt beftebt in Der 6auptIote
aus eintm IuftbiHien GeIm, Der ben
Ropf bee Triggers Biz gu ben Sduls
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biefe Wiitbsrihe 70 RAID ipie ni1glit
5n befrieoigen, benn I1bt man iie flint
Wlinuttn iparten, 10 MAIDEN iie NIT
ihrem GeIhrei ale glelt perpirri, unb
Damn TIT gar tsin gnbe ab5uieben. @ers
folgt man bieie Qeute brei Shritte
tpeiter in bic gorbaIe, 70 bort man
iie gang gemiitbIih bon p.m Glas
Spdten coer pihorr reben, bas man
nod trinisn ipolIe; Iis babsn gar ieine
Sile. am ansensbmiten iinb ben ges
plagten 0orberobefrouen bic pbilo.
iopben. oie sIeihsiltis unb edbnsno
i'm Sang ipa5ier.n seb.n unb abipors
ten, bis Der 1umuIt iih sitpas asIsgt
bat. tDcrduf iie binssben unb in e.r
ffon bereitfieeenosn GarRrobe, bic
lis lGHis erereifsn, Die 5riihis ibrsr
unabbdngisieit geniebsn. SsIbitpsrz
Itdnolih iii ibnsn bier tpie duf anbs=
rem 8tbietsn bisis undbhdneigieit nur
moelth. tpsnn iis obne tpeibIites ans
bdnsiel iino. BON Den tlsinsn Tras
men Der Jheotsraarperobe - ipsnn g..
y. bic galciht elmer Dam. in cine
fnlite Rummsr e.rdtbsn III uno nun
per5ipeifslt bon feds Garbtrobefroutn,
auf bic ale WsIt einfdbrt. gefuht
iuirb - fpolI.n mir iton gar niht res
ben. Was iiher iit, III, oab es i'm gan.
sen mooernen 2eb.n teine ioldx auls
furit1iie fir ben gosillus Der NerpoS
iitdt sibt aIs bic gkaisrgaroerobs.
Die mobsrnsn 9bsater baben iibsr in
Se5ug duf oi. rdumlits gsquemlit.
t.it barin sinise 5ortidritte ssmadt;
lie baben aber b.m 3uIhousr feline
Jerpoiitdt nitt abs.tpohnsn t6nnen.
llno ncibipenoissrtpeiIs tann i.b.s
5boter nur einsn bsfdrGnttsn Raum
fir Die garosrobs bereebsn. Sm 9beas
ter Reiane in paris 3. 9. iit fir bds
poriett bas prcbIem isbr prafiifd 9es
lof: bic Siite uno bic WGnteI Der
Damsn tperbsn in breitsn SdrGntsn
antersebroht. ieoes GsorGnas uno
iees gile ipirb permisoen. Jas lam
Ii6 aber niht jeoes 5teotsr leiItsn. am
aII.rpenigiisn in paris, fpo in bieism
puntis, bon jsnsm 6aufs dbasl.bsn,
bic 9erbdliniiis pisI iaIimm.r finD aIs
in Berlin.