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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
That is the Plan Of the Author OF
Bill Now Before French Cham
Der of Deputies.

Paris.-A project for the use OF
aeroplanes with which to brighten the
natives of the French colonies In AT
RIGA into submission has been intro
duced in the chamber of deputies IN
the form of bill providing for an APP
preparation of $4,000 for colonial
military aviation" 1t seems probable
that the measure win be passed in
view of the recent defeat of the
French by the tribesmen of onadai,
when Colonel Moll, commander of the
French forces, was among the slain.
Deputy Gasparin, who is strong ad-
vocate of the plan, said today:
Would the sad events at Onadai
have happened if Colonel Moll had at
his disposition few aeroplanes? Per-
haps not Anyway, in the desert re-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01

that apparent equability of motion
which arrested so forcibly the curios-
ity of Calico. the idea had been al
lowed to escape the instant it had
been caught, as relating to matter
not worth a second thought,
The young philosopher Of Italy (for
he had not then reached his twentieth
year, saw at once the important appli-
cation which might be made of the
thought that had suggested itself to
him. He took care, therefore. TO as
certain immediately the truth of his
conjecture by careful and repeated ex-
pertinent; and the result was the COM
plete discovery of the principle q tAe
most perfect measure of time which
we vet possess.-G. L Craik; The
Pursuit of knowledge.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Billy Goat Thrashes Cop

ed the goat cautiously with mace un-
sheathed. The goat came" before
Redman expected it and the officer
sped for some distance along the icy
pavement on the peak of his helmet
and his stomach. AS the policeman
sat up and looked around the goat
made another charge. Redman struck
the animal over the head with his
mace. The mace was shattered and a
piece of it flying through the air broke
a window. but It did not stop Bill.
The policeman then seized the goat
by the horns. For the next three min
utes the fight was even and spectators
cheered. Finally Redman drew his re-
volver and killed Bill.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Dogs Smiles Hang a Jury

himself. She showed her torn fore
head and told how Bang had done 1t.
She and other children we're playing
in front of Phelps Office. she said, and
went close to ais auto. Bang leape1
from the machine and bit her Willie
Silverstein said that two weeks be
fore Sophie's accident Bang had bitten
him under similar circumstances.
Louis Steckler, counsel for Phelps
pleaded to the Jury that the dog be
allowed one bite. And all the evil
dence shows only one nip was taken"
he added. After remaii ing out two
hours the Jurors were unable to
agree and Judge oDwyer instructed
them to bring In a sealed verdict.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
La Toilette at Capitol.

United States Senator r. NJ. La
Toilette arrived in Madison TO be
present at his reelection to the SEN
ate.
The work OF securing tax returns
from more than score of town, vii
lage and county clerks of the state
has been practically completed by at
taches Of the secretary OF states Of
fees. These returns are needed I'M
mediately by the tax commission be-
fore that body can make up Its vari-
GUS assessment rolls and fix the next
tax rate. In some cases It was neces-
cary for the "sleuths" from the score
tary of states Office to work out the
returns from the rolls themselves. the
local officials having sidetracked the
work which is so necessary 10 the
proper administration of the states
tax business.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Primary Bills Prepared.

AssemblymRn John Mcconnell OF
La Crosse has prepared the bills pro,
viding for majority nominations in the
primaries and expects to introduce
one OF the three ready during the
early part of next week The first ap.
plies TO state and congressional of.
fees. the second to all state Offices
and the third to county Offices. 1t IS
believed that he will introduce the
one regarding state and congressional
offices for the reason that It IS
thought that it will have the greatest
support
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
New Wisconsin Corporations.

Articles of incorporation were filed
In the office of Secretary of State
F'rear as follows:
Chemical Processes company. NH
waukee; capita, 100000; incorpora
tors, w. G. Scott, Charles J. Mcintosh
Stanley c. Hauxhurst.
Amery Land and Loan agency
Amery; capital, $4,000; incorporators
w. w Winchester. S, L. Pennington
p. c. Amundson, f. z. Yates.
Sylvan Hall company. sylvan: can
ital. $4,000: incorporates, A. Il. Fwins
and five others.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Enort & Extermlnase woIv.s.

According to a report just issued
BY the ministry OF agriculture, 50
wolves We're killed in France during
1909. The majority of these animals
we're killed in the departments OF the
Vienne, Charentic and Haute Vienne.
The French government pays reward
varying from 20 francs to 100 francs
for each wolf.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01

st. Petersburg.-The Russian expedi-
ton under Geologist NJ. Rusanoff has
discovered a warm ocean current
around Nova Zembla, but not passing
through the Kara sea, where hansen
and others sought for such a current.
It is expected that in consequence OF
the discovery the maratime route to
the mouths of Siberian rivers will
henceforth be north instead of south
of Nova Zembla
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Commission Rsml,s Fees.

The Misunderstanding between the
Wisconsin Grain and Warehouse COM
mission and State Treasurer A. II.
Dab ever the remittance Of fees held
by the former on July 81 last has
been cleared up.
Former State Senator George p.
Hudnall OF Superior, representing the
commission. turned over to the state
treasurer a check for $1,000 as the I'M
paid balance of the money In the in
spection fund of the commission on
July 81 and the suit threatened by
the treasurer to compel payment Will
not be brought
Under the law the commission is
required to turn over to the state
treasury the unexpended balance In its
fund on July 81 At that time there
was about $4,000 In the fund, but the
commission believed 1t would need
part of this to pay its expenses until
the receipts of the fall work began to
come in. In August 1t turned over
$4,000 and retained the balance
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Bars Automatic Shotgun.

Assemblyman c. A. Harper Of Mad
ison is preparing bill prohibiting the
use Of automatic guns In hunting
ducks and chickens in Wisconsin. The
bill is aimed at a new gun recently
put on the market, which enables the
hunter to take five or six consecutive
shots without lowering his weapon.
Doctor Harper said that no true
sportsman would use such a gun. as
hunting with IT was simply hoggery
He expects the bill win receive the
support Of state and local organiza
tons of sportsmen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
wan,a steph.nsoG Repore certIfed.

7 w ants SLERUCH6Cfa FCRCNN ~
First steps TOW ard securing the Ger
LITIGATION of the "antiStephenson" re-
port to the United States senate have
been taken in the senate. Senator
Paul Husting having introduced a res
olution to that effect. The resolution
will lie over under the rules for AZ
hours, and as adjournment was taken
for over Sunday. it viii not come up
again for a few days unless the rules
are suspended. This latter course
however. is not likely to be taken.
Adoption Of the principle, at least.
/ of the resolution is expected, although
the wording may be changed in some
respects.
Assemblyman Merlin Hull Of Black
River Falls believes that the complete
record of every member Of the legisla-
ture from the time he takes his seat
until adjournment should be available
to the public. To that end he has In
troduced in the assembly a bill and a
resolution under which every action
OF a member in committees would be
recorded. This report would include
notation as to the time and place Of
each hearing, attendance on commit
tee meetings. the vote Of each mem
Der in committee on each measure
that comes before 1t, the names OF
persons who appear before each com
mittee and those Of their employers
in fact every conceivable matter that
might go into such a record. All com
mittee hearings, it is proposed, shall
be open to TIE public, and the record
which is kept to be filed along with
the measure to which it pertains when
that measure is submitted to the leg
islature by the committee.
Prominent among the score of bills
offered in the assembly was one by
Mr. Bichler to abolish the tuberculin
test of cattle before sale, which is now
required by law. This bin Is expected
to provoke considerable discussion.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
. 100000 More Subjects of Gar,

2.5oo,ooo More Subjects of Gar.
St Petersburg.-This years census
of the Russian empire adds another
5000. 600 to the population as enumera-
ted in 1908. The cars subjects now
number 100, 100000 and increase
every year by 100000 despite wars.
epidemics and internal disturbances.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
memorlaI for Julia Ward Howe.

Boston.-A memorial painting Of the
late Julia Ward Howe VIII be added
to the portrait collection IN Fsneuil
han. according to plans Just perfected
at 6 public meeting. The painting is
to cost 5000 and the money Is to be
raised BIZ subscription.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
yapanes. Print BRINGS st.1so.

London.-A copy Of the most famous
print of the Japanese artist. Utamaro,
THE Divers of Ise," realized the rec
ord price of s1,150 at Messrs. Sothe-
by's rooms. In 1871 a copy made $40
and in 1907 another copy realized $3.50.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
School for Soldiers.

According TO general orders issued
by the adjutant generals office,
armory work for the various compa-
MES of the National Guard viii be de-
voted to the school of the soldier,
school of the squad and school of the
company" with a view to developing
better soldiers, Weekly drills at the
armories are to be supplemented with
schools and gallery practice.
Orders affecting the uniforms of of.
ficers provide for the discontinuance
of the khaki cap and the substitution
of an olive drab cap. and service
trousers OF olive drab and cotton
khaki no longer viii form part of the
uniforms. Spurs must be worn with
boots and also when officers are
mounted. Oficers entitled to wear
the "aiguillette.' gold lace, loop af-
fair. are ordered to wear It on all eu
cept the service uniforms. and full
dress ''saber-slings' ana "saber
knots" with the dress uniforms.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
POO Bills viii Be Introduced.


Fully 200 bills will be introduced
In the two houses of the state
legislature, according TO indications
Something like sixty measures of pc
culiar interest to the city Of Milwau-
rec are scheduled to be dropped into
The legislative mill all at once.
The second Of the series OF hearings
In Joint committee of the whole on
the subjects of special investigation
by committees Of the last Legislature
began, when the good roads highway
commission bill came up for discus
sion. The special committee that has
offered this bill completed It's report
several months ago, and is somewhat
divided as to the proper manner TO
extend state aid for improving state
highways. Assemblyman John r.
Jones is the principal hacker of the
bill. and he took up nearly whole
afternoon explaining its provisions.
The bill provides for the appropria-
ton Of 100000 annually. not more
than $4,000 OF which shall be used
for administering the law, the remain
Ing $275,000 to be used strictly for
aiding towns and counties to improve
their roads Roughly, the proposition
involves the payment Of 80 TO 80 per
cent. of the total cost of road Inn
provement to the county which builds
roads in accordance with the 20. X"
of the commission which is estab-
lished by the bill. This commission
is to be composed of three persons.
one a practical engineer, at $4,000 a
year, and the other two without spe-
cial qualifications. at $2,4O0, all APP
pointed by the governor
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Present "Drvv ZONE laro.

The present dry zone around the
university extends $500 feet from
Main hall, which brings II three blocks
from the capitol park When it was
established four years ago there were
half dozen saloons within the pre-
scrihed territory ant they were closed.
scribed territory and they were closed
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
Both Houses Have Another "lsyor."

With both houses OF the legis.
lature taking a "layoff." Governor
McGovern away for several days to
come and no regular committee hear.
ings scheduled, interest conferred on
the hearing Of the contest brought by
X. X. Hagestad for the seat of Peter
Melton. Democrat. from Trempealeay
county.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
RecalIs Previous Contest.

The county option bill of two year,
ago was particularly sweeping. Il
provided that the question of whether
a saloon shall exist in any place in
the county, In any town. village or
city, should be voted upon by the en-
tire county. meaning the absolute reg
ulation of this subject by a majority
vote of the county. The greatest op-
position came from the cities, the
chief argument advanced being that
It was not right nor fair to permit the
man living in the country to tell the
man living in the city what he should
or should not have. The bill is fully
as sweeping this year, except that
Milwaukee county is left out.
The measure 10 establish prohibi'
tion In Madison will meet with strong
opposition. The three large breweries
here, Hausman. Fauerbach and Breck.
heimer Brewing companies, as well as
the great majority Of saloons, will
fight The bulk Of business done by
these three brewing companies is con
fined to Madison.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
War eaveI for Inarar

A gavel made from a black oak tree
which stood on Camp Randall. now
part of the grounds OF the University
of Wisconsin, nearly half 4 century
ago, when it was used as a military
camp for Wisconsin's Civil war sol
diers, was presented to Speaker
Charles A. Ingram Of the assembly by
a committee Of grand army men con-
sisting of Adjt. Gen. Fred A. Bird and
Patriotic Instructor H. w. Rood OF the
Wisconsin department and Past Com.
mander William Small Of the Lucius
F-irchild post.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01
OMIT MILWAUKEE,
IN OPTION LAW
Attorney Also Prepares Measure
to "CIose" Capital City.
NEW LIMIT AT SCHOOLS
II May Provide One Mile No Saloon
Zone Wherever There Are State
Normal or County Asrieui-
tural Institutions.

Madison.-A county option bill op-
erative in every district OF the state
except Milwaukee county, and Dill
to extend the university dry zone
In Madison by driving every saloon
out of the capital city, VIII be pre-
sented to the Wisconsin legislature
shortly.
]. F. Baker, attorney for the Wis
consin Anti Saloon league, is drafting
the bills. The county option measure
will be introduced in the assembly by
Assemblyman A. GulIckson OF Barron
Il has not been fully decided who VIII
present the duplicate in the senate.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1911-02-01

There Is a fine old clock In the
house of representatives whose hands
frequently are turned back on the last
day of tee session In order that the
fiction of adjournment at certain
hour may be maintained. Speaker
Cannon. however. does not trust to
the clock to let him know when rep
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

fttpor5tr Gneel xennen mid. . Wit
.3ablen fu1t Der betonnte YrpfsiTpr
bon Der Nfabemie fur Webisin, Gbdrr
Ies Rifet, bic 3raae su beontlpcrien.
Rad ibm finb JnielIigena, Qeijiung
unb Dliid bic brti GIements, aus BE-
nsn Der Grfolg ertpGHft, unb & Ders
Tutt es. bos DerbdIinib bieftr bret
matxmatiih ou ersrunben. Wsim
G6atfpiel bebeutst bds IaItnt 100
groseni une Der 3ufon 0, an Der
Roulette Der 3ufoll 100 proseni unD
oas 5dleni 0. 3piihen Dieisn beibeH
Griremsn Iisesn oIle W0sIiAseiien.
.Dsnn ih 3ahIen esben ipolIte. fDiirbs
ih ettpa fagen: fir bic Grreihung
beg grfoloes bebsutst bic Jnttnigens
60 prossnt, bi. arbeit 10 nno Der
.3ufon 30. aber bieie 3ablen srgsben
feline Summsn, ionosrn nur prooutte.
gpeun bic arbsit !. y. sI.id 0 III, 10
,pirp aud bic Gnoiumme 0 f.in. 6sb!t
cine biei.r br.i Gissnfhofisn cosr
Waf,te, 70 in nitts su erreiden. Mber
!sbhn Gnbes lit ihon bic Graes. Oh
mir tlua sur Wsli iommsn. bonn 3us
fan a6hangia. Gs siebt iein erDberes
Qsd,. als bumm eeboren gu fDerosn.
I'm bisiem ginHe fino mir BON Gln6
uno pom 3ufan abbdngia. bic uns
bus perben IdiIsn, mas iptr finb."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

b.ohisn ibm bic ffyfperIie Shdbiauna
i'm ssonuar 1907 BET einem 0cftipitl
in Mosan. Die gl1se fir eine Stris
BON aft 0oritellnneen marin i'm Jiii
perfouft. unb bic baburh aeIoiteSun,s
me erreid1te Die f0he bon 10000
sJrnncs. aber bi. Duis iaete bon einsm
3ermin gum onoern ab. Vim 10.
Sanudr pertr0itete Iis auf ben 26., om
20, ouf ben "a, am "a. auf Den 30.
om 30. auf ben Z. SSebruur, am 7. ouf
ben 16. linterbeHen singen bic Shdus
ipisIer Der zrupps. % an Der 3ahl. III
Der altsn 3arsnitaot miibis ipoaisren,
unb bic aoiisn oes llnternsbmens
luuhfen natiirIih burh ben lnnge''
nubloien aufsntbaIt. GnbIih am 10.
miro oefpieli perbeu. on olIen eden
periiinben bic 3stisl bos aufireten Der
Gule in Der .aomslisnoame" ). ..4m
Is, mittaas I1bt bic 3ufe mid rufen:
ND. 6err Ghiirmonn, ih hnbe meine
ardfte iiberItdgt. Sd lam nitt nur
meine erfdliunl ios iuerbtn. fonoern
rein anasmsinsuifanb III ichlett. Ter
atst iaut,. lpenn th nod "a Siunhen
ldnper hierbleibe, ntrb. ih nsuraithss
niff uno lungentrant iein DIES
alimo faot mir niht au. Sd mub
Sonne bnben. Sd bin nIio eniIhfoTs
fen, hsute 2tbenb mad Qissd nb3urtis
Zen. Sie fpernen mprasn bic 1ruppe
nah Wailanb suriidihid.n unb afIs
bereits asnommenen gl1he ipisber sus
riidbesahlen." Ia In nihts au mas
den, iie reiit ab unb fpi.It niht. Rad
einsm Wonat arauiomfisr Spannuua.
ben ih NIT meinsr Grau in sinsm 6os
tsI5inmtr burhoefroren babe, BIN ih
otspur9en, bic sruppe mad 6duT. su
itideH uno benz publitum 10000
Jrcncs lpisoersuBahIsn -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05

nit gaditeinen; Vine Strabe. stpis
ften Der 4. unb 5. Npe.. nit Mafds
BAN; 8. Strdbe. spiiden Der Terrace
unb 0ine Str. mitUaaeabdm; Die MIs
lep sipiinen Der 4. nnb 5. 9lpe. unb
Wine unb Ierraee Mpe.; glllsps stpis
ihen Der MapIe 4pe. unb MaInut
Strabe, nnb 5piften Der 9. unb 10.
4penue. GbausstandIe folIeu an Der
5. Ipe. 5tpifhen 8ine uno einem
puntte ipeIiIid Der 9srraes ap..; an
Der Ierrace Npe., an Der fiibltten
Gorpcrationslinie aur 8. 2iDe.,a an Der
5bornton Strabs, an Der 6. & 8.
eifenbabn Sur 10 4pe. erri6tet pers
ben. StabtcIert Wiu. Mnrtin erbdIt
Sommerferien pom q. JuIt Biz gum
5. 4uauit Staotannalt 5ubborD
S6Dars bsrihtst., bab bic 1eIttlass
ssgen bic Gas Gompann in 6dnben
Ritter SungbIuts lei. Cine 3us
f6rift bon gDdrb 8olopin BON
Der Wotsr 60. purbe psrlsfen. in Der
er perlonsi, bub Elm Wafermefer i'm
SpriBenbauie duesbraht tperben ion.
Sisbsr tpuros fir ben 9sbrduh oes
DaHsrs i'm Sprissnbauis nIhts be-
retnst.
- Gonalo 9smort, s Sabre alt,
an Der 10. 2tpe. in Gapion tppbnhaft,
purbe bsim Qbbrsnneu zines Jeuers
tpertstorpers, Der gu friib Iossina. an
beiben 6Guben ihmsrahaft perbrannt.
3r. SpiseIbsrgsr Isiftste osm 9nabsn
bic nOtbise SuIfe.
- Sn Der SiBung oes Tdpton
Sdulraibs puros Supt. We Girnis
bis /. Septsrber beibeboIisn. Die
9erren Seppius uno Raishn ipurben
in Elm Gpmmittss srnannt, um Die
Siinhsrzarbsiter etc. in Der 5. uno S.
apenue ShuIs su iufpisireu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-05
Cine yihwierise Retiou".

2aubs bat sinmaI bic moIier cine
.ibrpitrigs g.riOn" senannt; mebr
oosr psniesr fperosn bas getpib ale
Die grobsn Yiihnenitsrne isin, bsren
SsniibilitGi fe 10 lsitt su unberss
tenbarsn Sbrittsn hinrtibi. Refine
nimmt ubsr ppbI an .Shpisrigtsit"
ss NIT Der Euie auf. 3dpoH tanr
ibr Smpr,fario StiirmanR sin gishs
hen ilngen, unb sr thut es aud i'm
ipeitsrsn 9srfpIs ieiner Grirnsrunssn,
bic er in ben .4nnales" psrDffents
Iihi. Rnnoem sr bic arobs Iournse,
oi, er mil Der aiiniiItrin 1896 nah
am.riia uutsrnnbm, ,urs eeitrsift bat,
fprit3t CT Don ibr,u eetpoItigen grfoIs
gen i'm 8erIinsr .Reuen 3beoier". !.
,Gs iIi uHnoibig. bob i'd ben erfpIg
AL befhreibsn iuts. lin Is elm fir
1IismoI gu iaesH, Der Gmpfans bsim
qubIiium unb bel Der griti, ipdr ims
mer Der eleits. Riemals cine mibios
nenbe Wots, INNER baHsIbe aonssrt
BON aobessrbebunesn, INNER Ditiees
flint. Gale uno cine 9egsiiisruHg, bic
ni6t nahlisb. Simmer ober aud nns
erporiete abiaeen. 8erdnbsrunasn i'm
R,psrtoirs. Gas r.st mid idon ni6i
mebr auf i6 sspobns MIDI aGmdblih
oarnn. Gin Serr aber, Der iih gar
nitt ncrein finbtn Tam. i'll Der Dis
ret.or bes Vsusn 9bedttrg, Sisgmuno
aauienburs. Seben Gag perfuhie er,
iih Der groben siinftlsrin. Der or bic
Oai,freunbihaft 'sinss 1hea,srs ass
n6br.s. ror3uiisIIen, jeben Tag srhieIt
.r bisielbe gniiport: .Wms. 9uis mill
tpsbsr Gsi6dfisIsuie nod nod Dirsis
ioren .snnsn Isrnen. WlGn btsdbl.
Sbnen Jbrs Mietbe. oas mose Sbnen
geniigen. Rittsn sic Sbrs Mlnfhe
ober mas gle ionii fogsn ipOlisn. an
W. Shirmnnn.. Der bnpon Wms.
Guie mittbsilung MAIDEN ipirb, tpenn
er Is fir noibia bait. Aber I'M llebris
gen balitn Sic iif ruhig. bentsn gle
nidt baran, auf bic gubus gu toms
men unb iis essen ibren Millsn 81 be-
eriiben. fs ipiirbs iofort bic
8ubne perlaHsn unb ibre Wors
itenuns.n Hift foriIssen. Cbs
nobl Gouienburg bas Coos oll.r
anb<ren Direitoren ibsilte, mar tr
nariiber nihi gu irDfisn. 0ersebens
fdidi, r jeben Nbeno Der aenialtn
sShoufpielsrin bic terrlihiien Hiumsns
s1rbe, er mahs ibre geionniThafi In
ieiner n1beren Gorm. ols bic 1auIens
b. Don 3ufhnutrn, bic itotn 4btHo
fos 9bedier bis nuf ben lebien plas
fulten. Sis lam, IpisItt unb Der.
fhpanS.4 Die Gnnierisisissn, bic bic
1uie i1s.m Smprsfurio bertiisss.