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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
American Express Co.
Operated at Deficit
Fiscal Years Report Shows Loss OF
$246, 544-Rlvalry of Parcel
Post Is Blamed.

NEW YORK, Oct 25.---Although the
gross receipts OF the American Ex-
press Company for the year ended
June 80 We're the largest in its his
tory, the company operated a detic-
II of S246,544, contrasted with q sur
plus OF $500. 400 In 1912.
Profits fen. through the introduce
ton of the parcel post" system. IN
the last half of the company's fiscal
year.
Earnings applicable for dividends
were S246,544 less than the amount
distributed to shareholders during the
twelve months.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
Gut in Price Of Sugar
Result of Trade War
Arbuckle Bros. and Federal Sugar
Refining Company Waglne
Fight for Supremacy.

NEW YORK Oct. 25.-Sugar inter-
ests declare the recent cut of one
quarter of a cent a pound in refined
sugar is a direct result of the trade
war between the Arbuckle Bros and
Federal Sugar Refining Company. The
latter concern is headed by Claus A
Spreckels.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
mo SAVINGS BANK MONEY
GOES TO POSTAL BANKS

BOSTON, Oct. 25.-First Assistant
Postmaster General Daniel c. Roper
told the New England Postmasters'
Association that no instance has yet
come to the attention of the depart
ment of the transfer of a savings ac-
count from a private bank to postal
savings bank. There have been
many instances of the transfer Of
postal savings accounts to private
banks" he said.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
STEEL EARNINGS ESTIMATED.

TT I7NbI IENT OCT 2o,-The eSti-
mated earnings OF the United States
Steel Corporation for the quarter end
ed september 80 last, to be reported
october IS, range from $4,000. 600 TO
sac GOO 900, compared with actual
earnings OF S41.2l9.S3 in the second
quarter This revision in estimates
is due to the showing OF independent
companies in the third quarter, which
was much better than expected
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
GERMAN PRINCES
LOSE MILLIONS
IN HUGE TRUST.
Immense Fortunes Dissipated and
Great Estates Tied Up in Badly
Managed Business Combine.
NEGOTIATE IMMENSE LOANS
Most Complicated Story in His
tory of Finance in the
Kaiser's Realm.
NEGOTIATE IMMENSE LOANS

Y VOW ttc0 German Princes
~ broke all traditions IN an
attempt to become lotSdrds
OF finance is told bg our special
correspondent, Mr.. Drchor.
E'sOtmOUslp ipedIhH at the be-
ginning Of their operations, they
hare concludcd in pChdt is para
mount to bdHkruptcp
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
NEW GRAIN GRADES WANTED.

NEW ORLEANS oct ga reSo-
luton adopted by the Grain Dealers
National Association in convention
mere asks the Federal Government to
enact law providing for proposed
new grain grades, but objects TO Fed
eral supervision The subject OF the
trade rules went over until the next
convention c. d. Jones, of Nashville.
was reelected president,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
RueRER lMRoRrs ENnnMnlls

IhdIa TuDber imports INTO The United
States In the fiscal year 1918 We're the
largest IN the history OF the import
trade. They amounted, In crude rubber.
70 $4,000. 600 pounds, against 10 coo GOO
IN the former high record wear. 1912
this being the third time in which the
imports OF this article exceeded 100 GOO
600 pounds in a fiscal year
These figures apparently sustain the
frequently published assertion that the
Der Of the world
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
ltChGd So
Could Not SLEEP
Started on Legs. Came All Over
Body. Arms So Sore Could
Hardly Work. Could Not
Sleep. Cured BY Cuticura Soap
and Ointment.

Iethetter, Tex-.'Three wears itching
started on my legs and il kept coming upward
n my fody until il ell over my body. II
hcan little pimples which itched ard burned
. that I had scratch. Then IL broke ont IN
ntrle pmpIcs nv and knees. They he
came large and larger and began 10 suppuraie
until they were sores which You could not cover
with your hand. Ny sore that
could hardly work ~ night they itched AMI
buried ,hat I could not sleep and it panied
vher,. nv cio,hing irritated them.
II tried different kn1s Of remedies. --
sc.p. tettcr ,u-e and slsn salve. hut oil
c.me from them Then ! usej Cuticurs Soap
end Ointment. After tho FIRST few treatments
felt relief snd kept using them for enc month.
All my awful sores disappeared and was en-
tirely cured by Cuticura Soap and O.ntmt nj.
tSignedl Juus Busch. Apr. a. 1872.
Although tho Cuticura Soap and Ointment are
rost successful in The treatment Of affections Of
the skin. SCALP hair and hanis, they are also
most valuable for everyday us in the toilet
tath and nursery because they promote End
maintain the health Of the skin and hair from
infancy re age. Cuticura Soap to.rt and Cuticura
Ointment t50c, are sold everywhere. Samp,c Of
each mailed free. with 32-p. Skin Book. Addr SIS
rost card "Cutcura. Dept. T. Boston.
offender faced men should use Cuticura Soap
shaving Stick. 25c. sample free
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
r. P. ANDREWS NOW HEADS
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION
Elected by Retailers to Succeed
Joseph Strasburger, Resigned.
Other Official Changes.

Joseph Strasburscr presented his resig-
marion as president of the Retail Mer-
chants Association at meeting Of the
board of governors held last night ne
resignation was accepted. and X l. An
drews vice president of the organization
was advanced to the position of president
NJ A. Leese treasurer, was elected hrst
vice president and Isaac Cans, chairman
Of the membership committee, was named
for the position of second vice president
which was created when the association
incorpora ted recently +. {. Graham was
elected treasurer.
Mr. Strasburger had served president
~ rho associate on since is organization
several ytass ago. Nj. Andrews IS Il ma
tfye Of Warren county. Pa and has been
engaged in the paper business all MS
life.
Established Paper Company.
In 1896 he established the i. An
drevs Paper Company succeeding the
firm Of J. O. Addison. lie is president %
ne Baltimore ard Southern Paper Trade
Association treasurer of the National Pa
per Trad. Association. and member OF
he executive committee of the National
paper Trade Association: member of
Tho hoard Of directors of the Chamber of
Commerce: a Mason of high degree, and a
member OF the Columbia. Country, COM
m,rcial New York Athletic ard other
clubs
President Andrews announced last night
thc appointment OF Jacob Eiseninann as
chairman of the me nbcrsnip committee Of
the association, vice Isaac Cans, who was
elected 10 th, second vice pres .dency of
the association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
HOUSE WILL MARK TIME
Little Doing in Legislative Way
During Next Few
Weeks.

The House of Representatives Will
continue TO mark time" until about
June IS or possibly July / The lead
ers of the three House parties have
agreed that no important general legis-
lation shall be taken up before that
time, and the House VIII adjourn three
days a. a time until later III the month.
Committees, however, Will be busy. al
though few committees can muste-' a
full membership. The representative ;
are taking advantage of this dull
period to attend to their business in
their home districts
The elections committee will take up
the case of William j Mcdonald of
Michigan who i ountestinS the seat
of H DIN Young. who RESIGNED re-
Gently Mr. Mcdonald claims he is en-
titled to the seat. and his claim will
be backed by the proeressives, of
whom he is stanch member. Mean
time democrats and republicans alike
will want TO hold special election in
the district affected. and if this is done
the republicans claim they viii be sue
cessful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
MAY BE COMPELLED
TO PAY LARGE SUM
Government to Try to Secure Recon-
sideration of Claim for Car
rying Mail.

Unless the government is able 70 secure
2 reconsideration OF decision Of the
United States Court of Claims. the intel
States may have TO pay SStWn.0D in
back claims and have is bills from rail
rpads for carrying mail increased By one
seventh The Department % Justice has
determined 10 seek such a reconsidera-
ton
In granting a claim Of the Chicago and
Alton railway for SS26oi.s6. the court
~ Claims has sustained a contention that
he goyernment's system OF computing
the average weekly weight OF mail trans
sorted by railroads is erroneous and al
lows compensation Tor only siA-seSehthS
Or ne matter actually handled
Under the present system OF weighing.
y hieh was installed in 1871: II Is claimed
ina. the nnail-carryinE roads have lost q
TOTAL Or SGo.HooGo0. The government con-
tends that the roads have suffered No
loss should the department ,equsst DS
m. orartad ,be case. IL is declared. will
be taken 10 the Supreme court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
MISS HYDE DEFEATED.
Marion Holiins. Last Years Runner
Up. Surprises Enthusiasts.

GLEN COVE. l.. L.. June by faT the
most sensational episode i'm the metro
politan women's championship golf tour
na.nent at the Nassau Country club yes
terday was the elimina ton of Lillian b.
HYDE of West Brook by Marion Hollins
Of the same club.
ON her record breaking round at medal
play Monday Miss HYDE Was looked
upon as haNtrs; royal chance 10 WIN
tho title for the thi time. Miss Hollins.
however was more than a match for ner
yesterday. outplaving her. especially on
the e ounds. by superior putting.
Miss Hyde won ONLY three holes during
,he match, which ended at the sixteenth
hole in favor OF last year runner-up by
3 up and to play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
TRAINMEN ELECT OFFICERS.
Nationa! Brotherhood Honors 1T
Head With Reelection.

san FRANCISCO. June 4.-W q. Lee
or Cleveland was re-electen grand pre-
ident OF the Brotherhood OF Haiiroao
Tra.nmen BY a vote OF 446 against ~
for A. r Whitney of Chicago. tnr9 vice
who opposed him
Other oficers elected were: ASSISTANT
president u. r. Dodge. Cleveland: vice
Presidents first Val Fitzpatr1ck. ooiuni-
bus, Ohio tre-eected). second, James
Murdock, TORONTO Canada Te-elected):
third. A F. Whitney; fourth, George
sines. Detroit. Mich: general secrs'a[s
and treasurer. A. f. King. Cleveland m
Case. Cleveland. Ohio. incumbent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
FUNERAL OF MRS. JONES.
Services to Be Held at the Home OF
Her Brother Tomorrow Afternoon.

Funeral services for NJ Hilda Tys-
soWski Jones wife of Or John EDWARD
Jones. United States consul general at
Winnipeg. canada. will be held at the
home of her brother. John Tyssowsk
Altha Hall. near RosS1yn. Va. at )
o clock tomorrow afternoon. Rev. George
r. Dudley of ST Stephens Episcopal
Church Will offic;ate
DR.. Jones is expected TO arrive in
Washington a, $50 O'Clock tomoiro"
mornln.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
Receiver for Street Railway.

RICHMOND. Va. June 4-The Rich
mond and Henrico street railWaf. CAPT.
taIized at 81. Go.1p has been placed in
the hands of a receiver at the instance o.
the Union Trust Company OF Toronto.
Canada named as trustee in MORTGAGES
on the property. Canadian investors own
q large majority Of the stock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
SCHOOLS DESIRED
AS CIVIC CENTERS
Strong Plea Made at Meeting
of Columbia Heights Citi-
zens' Association.
MOVEMENT SUPPORTED
TO PURCHASE BELMONT
Secretary Bryan Unanimously Elect
ed to Honorary Membership.
Committees Named.

Strong advocacy of the use Of pub
, lie school buildings civic centers.
the prediction that before long all high
schools in the District will be comb
nation schools with academic bust
ness and technical courses. and sup
port of the movement to have the gov
eminent purchase Belmont marked
an important meeting If the Column
hia Heights Citizens Association last
night in the James Ormond Wilson
Normal school. 11th and Harvard
streets northwest
in a school building was favorahly
commented on by several speakers. in
Guiding Municipal Architect Snowden
Ashford and Or. William NJ Davidson.
superintendent of the public schools.
both of whom expressed the wish that
before long other meetings of the same
kind be held in school buildings. DR.
Davidson told of bill now pending in
Congress to give permission for such
meetings
her of persons not connected with the as
ISOLATION who are interested in the move
ment to save Belmont from being cut
Charles S Bundy former president of
the association, after making eloquent
address on the beaut OF the estate. pro
posed a resolution supporting the move
ment. The resolution was unanimously
Endorsed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

The thirty-third anniversary OF the or
sanization of the Hagerstown tMdD Cn.
Gle of the Kings Daughters was helc
Tuesday night in the Presbyterian
Church at Hagerstown. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

The seventh annual convention of the
Grand Temple Pyth ian Sisters OF Mary
land met at Brunswick. Md. today and
will continue in session three days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
Tour Of the Country.

Drrond L. Butler of Cumberland. Md.
vas married Monday morning to Miss
Harriet Hetzel Blackwell. at her home
on North Potomac street, HagerstoWn.
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
Bath Sprays, Wash Rags, Towels, Brushes

Leiner's Patent No. Il Pure
Rristle Bath Brush. .............23 &c
$50 Bleached Russian Bristie
Bath Brush. convenient carved
Slm Bath Towels, extra heavy.
very absorbent. assorted colors.Hc
Air Gel Knit Towels. l3c
Rubber-lined Wash Rag Holder.
complete with rag .............lo c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

Shenandoah. Va, was visited Tuesday
by the worst electrical storm In the his
tory of the place. The storm was accom-
panied by heavy hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

Announcement is made of the coming
wedding of Miss kath crime Race and Lee
of Fairmont. W. Va. to take
place Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
IN HONOR OF BRAZILIAN
Elaborate Official Entertain
ment for Minister of For
:. eign Affairs.

Details of the extensive entertainment
which is to be accorded Dr.. Lauro Null
Ter brazilian minister of foreign affairs.
now on his way to this country on the
battleship Mnas Goraes. to repay the
visit made to Brazil in 1906 by Senator
L,lihu Root then Secretary of State, are
completed at the state Department.
From the moment Of his arrival at
HAMPTON roads. which probably will be
IN the morning of June l.. during his
stay of four o. five days in the National
canita, and his three weeks tour
around the country. the specia iamhas-
sador will be the center OF constant at
tantioo and the recipient of continuing
enterta ninent.
White House Entertainment.
President Wilson will give dinner or
Secretary Eryan. Ambassador da CANA
Of Brazil AMI Others are annin- din
nore There also will be a Pan-Am ari"a II
dime at the Par-Amer:can Union
on the first day of MS stay here Dr.
Null.r will ~ taken Il Arlingtc II to in
spect the great government wireless sta
on in which lie is particularly inter
osted because Brazil has started to build
a series of wireless plants at Interior
no:nts Of the country. The following day
he will he taken on the MAY flower to
Mount Vernon to place wreath on tie
tomb of Washington. Anothec day VIII
he spent in Inspecting government bu1li-
ipcs here. and fou rth IN TRIP u An
napolis.
Tour of the Country.
Leaving here tie party will go to Beth
leher. Pa. to visit the great It Ell pant.
and from there TO New York, where sev-
cal DAVIS will be spsnt in sightseeing
Thence the party will proceed to Boston.
ar iyins there IN time t. attend part of
the Harvard commencement exercises
Leaving Boston. the Jump will be t.
chicago. unless DIR. Muller should decide
he can spend little loneer me in this
country than has been announced, in
which event top will be made at Mag
ara Falls The objective point after Chi
raeo will be San Francisco. where the
special ambassador will select the site
for Brazils expost on building. Re
Turning to New York. the swing will be
through the southern part of the coun-
try.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

SOC Sharlpoo Sprays. nickeled
sprayer ..........---...-.-.-.. .S"c
81 90 Monarch Shower Sprays. .Esc
81 80 Monarch Shower Sprays.
red rubber. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..-3oc
$50 Monarch :. in | combination
Bath aud Shampoo outfit. Sl3S
S1G1 Rubber-lined Travellers
Companions: cretonne covered ISc
75c Pure Gum Bathing Caps. .... 49c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

Phosphate of Soda. lib. box. -. &c
Phosphate of Soda Effervescent.
&c size .......-..--.. -l>c
Lime Water Tablets, for making
lime water anywhere. any time.
1c0 in bottle. .............1a c
Soda Mint Tablets. lnc bottles &c
Soda Mint and Pepsin Tablets.
1ac bottles DC
Seidlitz Powders. put up in a tight
tin box: &c size. 1oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

/: Your favorite Talcum Toilet and
Face Powders reduced
sc Imperial Violet Talcunl. ex
ira large can dainty perfume 13c
,ac SqIiibhe' Carnation Talcum. lie
+: Talcuti.e Toilet Queen. ......... 1oc
PC Cory lopsis Talcum. lib. can. l3c
: csc Erwin's Arbutus Talcum
: and o5c Erwin's Rice Powder
I: both for. pc
o,c Peroxide TalcLm. ....... 15c
: sc Spiro Pow DEF -l>c
i: &C Mosquito Talcum. keeps shelters
away &c
: a5c Sozodont Talcum Powder
2 /. lie baru,in &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

Concord King, the
purest, most delicious.
Makes a delightful "Bry-
an Pune h. Full
pint 23c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04
PEOPLES DRUG STORE
Two 9TH and K SITS. NV. Where Your
Good -, :, -, Dollars Buy
Stores llu duu 8 OlS. NV. More

Iac Duchesne's Face Powder.
the Partisan powder that hides
all facial faults while il is itself
invisible: handsome dome top
box soc
soc Derma Viva the liquid
face powder that wnitens the
skin at once. $50
SIC Pozzonis Face Powder. sc
Jap Rose Rouge and Face
Chamois, in handsome hinged
gilt box. Total value. s123
All for. Observation-Disclosures. 49c
&c Hunters Invisible Face
Powder Observation-Disclosures. lfc
So Nadine Face Powder .39c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

P. +. . Sure Bedbug Killer.
brush for applying free. large
Crack Shot Roach Death. kills
every time. 1ac
Spirits of Turpentine. full pint 15c
Tans.efoct Fly Paper. box of -
sheets :,ac
Tanglefoot Fly Paper. :, sheets
Poison Fly Paper. > packages for &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-06-04

Household Ammonia Northumberland SC
Chloride Lime. Lib. can Sc
Gardner's Neuway Carpet Clean
er, for draperies and rugs.
cleans carpets en- the floor. re-
stores the coiors. large can. soc
Crude Carbolc Acid. pint ..... Zoe
Germol. king OF disinfectants. SIC
bottle. ........... .............. &c
Deadly Dalmatian Insect Pow
der. II ID. Observation-Disclosures.
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22

~.3n Der Eat eraurg. Iitbsr
6reunol 6ier, feb nur. Sane" 9cd,
Sane bIidts bstrunbernb ouf Sicn.
bsart. ebsnIo bic iibrieen 0omen.
Stroneorm obsr Siinbste iid ssIoI.
len cine Cigarette an, pdbrsnb biz
6erren in nnertsnnenoer Meife nit.
chamber flitertsn.
Gine Stuuoe fp1ter perlieB @olo.
mel Spotes ons 6ous. eIsid3sitia mil
Ieinem iunsen 5reun6s. bem Ntbos
taten potterfon.
D@orum aeben sic henn f6cn
fort, bos SET lit bod nod in pols
lem @orgeg" irn9te Spotss.
sd peiB. often seIost, ielbf niGt.
SD idGme mid FoIt, es gu Iaasn.
ober mir lit bic renommiItii1e Dirt
u~nIerss @%oitsebers unfpmpai6il1.
0o6. Colonel. Iosen Gle. parum
Iodten Sic, oIs sic bos Bib be-
irodtsteng SD babe es pobI be.
merit"
Spotes I6munseIte: SD piTs
Shnen srtldrsn, qotterIon. Nus oem
8iIoe lpro9 oas 4ntIib zines often
@etonnten gu mir. Sie piIIen, i)
bin oud erIt felt turSem aus Snoier
5uriid unb babe in Iero einmol Elm
boI6es Sabr ben ReIioenten pertrefen.
Dort i'm 3ipineer - es lit bic Sells
grotte ouf Der Photographic IT Iieot
ienev olte gurfde; er bat cine Iorbe
ouf Der einen 8ode uno has Iinfe
4uge Itebt ibm quer. 8, mir tens
men uns gut, er bat manden 9roden
6leif9 bon mir betommen.@
n%llnsrbort", 1oete potterTon baIb
Io9enO. buIb mtriiTist. vQtbsr mos
rum snilorben Sic benn ben gufs
fpieler niht2"
nSSn Ieinem 6ouIe2 Dos mare bod
unboflih, unb bonn mill Der 6erSoq
Rorbampton feline reou3isrte 3oIie
our6 bic MiIlionen Stronqorms aufs
frii1en. unb bic f9One Sane febnt
ii9 no9 stfpos msbr H~ooelgelb. geis
bes iinb fonIt feline unrs6ten 9eute,
unO ih tue ibnen germ einsn geIolIsn
unO gdpeigs."
Washington Journal., 1913-02-22
Cine SramatiFsrmns Der Sns
fttten5a.

@s mar gu 9lnfong bes Is. Sobr=
bunberts, nls in Deut19lano unb
Jrantrei9 cine f~atarrbali56e Ssu9e
berrf4te, Die i'm allgemeinen bic gIei=
den grT4einunssformen Seigte, ipie
fie in u~nierer 3eit Bel Der S~nfIuenaa
outage treten. 8efpnoers fir oas
Sabr 1414 nirb bas 8ortommen Der
Rrontbeit, bic man nit benz Qus=
fpru6 nSonnefpeBel", munoartlid
nSannaipeI6el", b. +. pDrtli9 S9loq
gesen Die. S9ldfe, be3ei9nete, bur6
gIei93eitige 8eri9te in elmer Nuqsz
burger unb elmer Niirnberqer g6ruz
nit unb Ourh zines jener boltstlmz
li9en bromatifhen Spiele be3euqt,
Die CUR Saftno9ts3eit bon iungen
9anbpertern un6 @eIeIIen in BEN
Oeutf9en 8iirgerbGuIern obeeboIten
purben, tpobei man bic Stoffe aez
pO6nIi9 frii9 bonn Martte Ober bon
Der StraBe bsrboIte. Mie in ben
our 3eit Oes mgrOBen @terbens" 10
DoItstiimliden Sotentan3formsn Der
@ebotter Sob auftritt, 10 erI@eint
bier bic Seu9s felbft ols vSonnoz
pef9el" in Der @eItalt zines Siefen
Dor ben S9ranten bes @eridts unO
binter ibm in buntem @efolge RDnig,
Sitter, fabrenber S9iiler, Rnufmann,
8ouer, cine Rloiterfrau uno cine
Sungfrau, bic Dor benz 4onbmorz
f9oa itnb ben bier @eri9tsbeiIiBern
loute &lnge erbeben ii6er Die oroBe
unbill, bic ibnen bonn .Sannopez
f9eI" piberfabren. .9ierouf tpiro bies
fer oufgeforOert, ii9 gu re9tferirgen
,Tonnapei9eI" fteIlt Ii9 oIs ni9t=
f9ulbig bin. benn oIie Grlrantten
bdtten ii9 ibr 2siben felbIt auge3os
gen: Der cine babe gu biel getrunten,
Der onbere iibermGBig gegefIsn unb
10 tpeiter. Sierauf piro bos llrteil
gefGllt: es lautet einItimmig ouf Sob
6ur9 bas S9pert. gs er19eint nun
Meifer ponfenbart, Der 6enfer, unb
no9oem .SonnnpeT9el" nod einem
M0n9 reumiitis feline 9ei@te obge=
Isgt, pirb inn ter Ropf obgeI9laz
gen. sSl elmer Miin9sner 6anofGrift
aus benz Is. Sabrbunbsrt 1T bds
Spiel erbolten.