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Evening star., 1916-04-17
President Signs; Academy Created

President Wilson today signed the
bill Incorporating the American Acad-
emy of Arts and Letters, which includes
in its membership Mr. Wilson. former
President Roosevelt and other authors
publicists and artists. The President
used an eagle feather pen with which
he signed the repeal of the Panama
tolls exemption act.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
FOREST FIRES NEAR CITY.
Two Reported in Prince Georges
County. Nd: One in virginia.

Several forest fires occurred in the
vicinity of this city yesterday after
noon and last night. One fire that
attracted much attention occurred about
one mile from Silver Hill, Prince
Georges county. Md, where a large
area was burned. The fire did not
destroy any buildings. it is stated.
Another fire occurred in Prince Georges
county in the vicinity of Fort Foote. and
a similar fire on the Virginia side of the
river below Alexandria was seen from
points several miles distant.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
James L. Harmon Dead

James l.. Harmon, for thirtv-four
years a route agent of the Washing
ton Post. died shortly after O'Clock
this morning at his home. 1900 Massa-
chusetts avenue northwest. after an
illness of three weeks. Mr.. Harmon.
who was sixty-eight years old, was
born in this city. He leaves his wife.
two sisters and a brother. Arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
completed.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
Chilean Transport at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Md. April 1.-THE
Chilean naval transport Maipo dropped
anchor here today, commanded by Capt
Diaz Palacios of the Chilean navy. The
gun carriages had been removed and the
guns left behind in Chile said Capt. Pala-
clos. who declared fear of breaking any
neutrality laws was the cause. ON board
were thirty officers of the Chilean navy,
many of them ensigns with their COM
missions just signed
Evening star., 1916-04-17
Troop A Recruits Sought.

In an effort to obtain a suffic:en
number of men by April "a. when II
will be mustered in, the recruitint
committee of the proposed Troop A. 1s
Squadron of Cavalry. National Quart
of the District of Columbia, is urgini
prospective members to meet II to,
night. tomorrow or Wednesday evening
between 8 and 10 o'clock at tht
armory. Az l. street northwest.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
Two Weeks Special Mission Ends.

The two weeks special mission con-
Quoted by Rev. George Fiske Dudley,
rector of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church., Columbia Heights. at the
Church of Our Saviour, Brookland,
closed with yesterday mornings early
service Attendance at the missi pm
services was excellent during the On
tire two weeks.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
the pollution Of shellfsh.

the pollution Of shellfish.
Coast. guard retiring boards have
been convened by the Secretary of the
Treasury as follows:
Marine Hospital, Baltimore, Nd,
April 13. Surgeons c. w. Nogel and G.
l.. Collins. members.
Marine Hospital. Detroit. Mich, April
Il, Senior Surgeon H. w. Austin ana
Surgeon H. w. Wickes. members.
Marine Hospital Port Townsend.
Wash. April "A, Surgeon B. J. Lloyd
and Passed Assistant Surgeon b. n.
Earle, members.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
RED P|MP[ES
ASOLD SCALE
All Over Fingers. Spread Over Both
Hands. ltched and Burned
So Could Not Sleep.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

MY trouble strtsd wath HeAs nd psun-
pies breaking out al over my fingers which
cracked open and bied. In . short while
they spread all over both haads- Ny hands
were much innamed and tho lissae vod pirn-
pies soon became = solid scale. Soon my
hands became such sights that 1 was
ashamed TO let any one see them, and they
itched and burned 30 that could not sleep
but scratched all the time
Il suffered this way ut least -four years.
] saw In = magazine that Cuticur. Soap and
Ointment were good for tessr and wrote
for = free sample. In leas than two day.
the itching had stopped and the terrible
burning vas less. 80 I got largo box Of
Cuticura Ointment and . cake Of Soap.
Now l am entirely healed (sagned) Mis-
c. Steser. Andersonville. Va. July 36. 1918.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cutie.ra. Dspt. T. Bee.
ten" Sold throughout tho world.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
Church Attendance Record Broken

Attendance at the Palm Sunday serv-
ices at ST. Margaret's Episcopal Church
set a new high mark for the church
Every available seat was occupied and
more than 100 extra chairs were placed
for worshipers, while many stood
throughout the service. Rev. Herbert
Scott Smith conducted the services, the
choir giving a program of special mu
sic,
Evening star., 1916-04-17
Russians Reported In Mutiny.

BERLIN. April Il, by wireless to Say
ville-The Overseas News Agency today
made public the following:
"Russan soldiers at Nikolayevsll, gov
ernment of Samara, mutinied and set fire
to the barracks Twenty-seven soldiers
perished in the flames. The men com
planned of ill treatment by their Of
lcers."
Evening star., 1916-04-17
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Men are born. but husbands are made.
The smile of fortune is better than
her laugh.
Women who wear tight shoes always
have narrow soles.
Give a small boy a pin and soon both
will be on mischief bent.
Gray matter is all right in it's place
and so Is the long green.
size of his pay envelope.
A wise man will always agree with
his wife rather than waste time argu-
ing.
She Is wise woman who can laugh
or cry just at the psychological mo-
ment.
Too many dollars in a mans pocket
have been known to crowd all the sense
from under his hat.
It's an easy matter to give advice,
but it is difficult to get people to have
faith enough to use it,
Tho gushing maiden who is able to
weep on the slightest provocation i'm
agines that she was cut out to be an
emotional actress. y
When q young man tells leap wear
girl that he dreamed of her the night
before it is up to her to propose or
get out Of the game.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

America heads the list with 66,662
post Offices. Germany is second, with
9,S4S: then follows England, with 23.-
1873: Russia. with $4,000: France. with
$4,000. and Italy and Austria, each with
$500.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

James n. Mcclellan. hfty-six. editor
of the Baltimore Underwater. "eii
known among insurance men, dleu at
his home in Baltimore.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

Charles NJ. Palmer, eighty, died at hit
home In Baltimore of pneumonia. HI
was born in Hartford county and locat.
ed in Baltimore thirty-fve years ago.
Evening star., 1916-04-17
Nav Not Name Mr.. Nicholson.

After a conference today with Secre-
tary Baker. Senator Kern of Indiana
said the prospects of appointment of
Meredith Nicholson. the Indiana
author, as assistant secretary of war.
were very DOUBTFUL. Secretary Baker
has not reached final decision, but if
the appointment goes to Indiana, Sena-
tor Kern said Nicholson would receive
it.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

It's an easy matter to give advice
but it Is difficult to get people to have
faith enough to use it,
Evening star., 1916-04-17
ARMY-NAVY.
Army Orders.

Second Lieut.. George e. Lowell. Jr.
eth Cavalry. is attached to the aviator
section of the Signal Corps as an avia
tion student, and will proceed to SaI
Diego, Cal. for duty.
Veterinarian wilfred J. Stokes. stf
Field Artillery. is transferred to the IS
Field Artillery at Honolulu. Hawaii
First Serst. Herman Minder. Compan!
II. I'd Infantry. is placed upon the re
tired list at Columbus barracks. ONO
and will repair to his home.
Private Leo W. Mitchell. Hospita
Corps Walter Reed General Hospital
is transferred as second-class private
to Company u, 1st Battalion of Engl'
neers. at Washington barracks
First Lieut.. Halbert p. Harris, Med1.
cal Corps. will proceed to the hospita
at the Preside of San Francisco 1ol
observation and treatment.
First Sergt Fred W. Carter. Troop =
18th Cavalry. is placed upon the retired
list at Fort Clark. Tex. and Will repair
to his home.
Leave of absence for two months Is
granted Capt. Norman F. Ramsey. oro
nance department.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut.. Aristides Moreno
2Sth Infantry.
.. NJ. Serst. Daniel j. OBrien. Quar-
fermaster Corps is placed upon the re-
and will repair to his home.
Each of the following-named officers
is assigned to a regiment as indicated
First Lieut.. Robert c. Rodgers. to the
18th Cavalry.
Capt. Dana T Merrill. 10th Infantry
to the Sd Infantry.
Capt. Walter c. Jones, 10th Infantry
to the 3Oth Infantry.
Second Lieut.. Charles NJ Everitt, LIST
Infantry, to the 2Sth Infantry.
Second Lieut. Raymond c. Baird, o5th
Infantry, 40 the 21st Infantry.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

Too many dollars in a mans pocket
have been known to crowd all the sense
from under his hat.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

Australia has a huge harvester which
reaps sixty acres of wheat a day. 1t
is driven by oil.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

She Is a wise woman who can laugh
or cry just at the psychological mo-
ment.
Evening star., 1916-04-17

Tho gushing maiden who is able to
weep on the slightest provocation i'm
AGNES that she was cut out to be an
emotional actress. y
Evening star., 1916-04-17

A wise man will always agree with
his wife rather than waste time argu-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

Total sales to-day, 29s 900 shares same day 1919 24o6lS' January
Where a &C." follows a quotation it indicates a bid or Ter for 10 shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
THE CURB MARKET.

After early stead,ness stocks In general ~
the outside market yesterday were tncIinen
to sag and at the close OF the day moet OF
the more prominent issues showed recesstons
OF from q fraction to 2 points. Dealings were
IN a good volume. with trading we'll diSersi-
fed.
Exceptions TO the general tendency were AZ.
lantic Gulf and West Indies shares, which
moved up u and . points respectively for the
common and preferred stock. Strength IN
these issues IA based on the. report. thar the
company's large earnings will justify y dlvt'
,icnd on the preferred within q short time
Midwest Refining was another strong SPOT:
advancing IN points, Midvale Steel CHANGED
hands quite freely. but price alterations were
within "a narrow range. --
Among tho industrials which showed losses
wsrc Aetna EXplosivee new stock y. Chevro-
let Motor ~. Cosdcn Refining ~. Sapuipa =;
Submarine Boat y. Tobacco Products 10 ana
wayIand Oil and Gae a az . point.
III the metal group Cerro de PAsco wee an
early strong feature. recovering the loss wnich
II sustained on Monday. but toward the close
II reacted ~ points from the high OF the day
Kennccott was active and heavy ~ the out.
act, r~allying In the late transactions Magma
Copper and United Verde Extension declined
irartionally.
good turnover. with close to 1900, 900 IN Oonds
changing hands from 20 to 9eh. CLOSING a. ~
Other bonds were fairly active. but retained
n steady tone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
SOLD AT AUCTION.

IS shares Bankers Trust Company. 40
AZ.
800 shares Kucnacis Process S,n"l'er
Company; zoo shares Central Foundry
Company, preferred, old stock. - lot,
s.. 900 Second Avenue Railroad Company
first consolidated mortgage o per cent.
bonds. due February. las. August.
isos, nnu snpsen"er, r"up"hS cnr,innsts
Of dep0sit sas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

The New York Federal Reserve Bank
rates were I per cent for thirty TO ninety
DAYS and 5 per cent. for longer bills.
open market discount prime 1cceptances
maturing up to ninety days. ga u PEI
cent,
Commercial paper rates were 81 ~. per
cent for sixty TO ninety days bills and for
four to six months best names; va a. per
cent. for others.
Time money was inactive at unchanged
rates. Rates were -. per cent, for sixty
days. "a. a . per cent, for ninety DAVIS, 3u
81. per cent for four i've ani sly. months
can money on the floor of the stock EN-
change yesterday ruled al -. per cent ;
low. Ia per cent, high, . per cent.
sterling exchange easeh slightly. Final
quotations were: Demand. iIhs cables,
as lJ-l6,
Cali money In London, %Hi'a per cent, ;
short bills, Gis per cent.
Domestic exchange on New York;; 81
Louis. par. San Francisco, 300. premium:
Minneapolis, 100. premium; Chicago. Zoe
discount; Cincinnati, par. Montreal, 1851
Bar silver in London. 20 l5.16d,; New
York, sag"
New York Clearing House statement:
Exchanges. $3.50. 490, AZ; balances, S23,
OG7,3lt. Sub-Treasury credit balance. 81
iI3ltl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
'Ex dividend.

'fsX dividend.
Where q &c" follows
u quotation il indi.
Gates a bnd or oaee
for 10 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
THE STEEL MARKET.
Expected Demand for Pis Iros
MateriaIises with Big Orders.

1yhe revival in tho buying OF pic
iron that "a been heralded FOR s.v.
weeks has begun with considerable
force. Sales Of steel making iron In tha
Central West In the last few days hay.
amounted to about 100000 tons Tho
largest contracts reported closed include
10000 tons of besscmer iron at Sle.f,
furnace for the Youngstown Shee, ana
Tube Company. shipments TO bcrin a,
once and to be completed by july /. The
same interest IL also said TO have ~.
cured 5000 tons of forge iron. rho Whit.
aker-Gle<sner Company Is reported in
have purchased between 10000 and a..
900 tons of basic at SIS At furnace 70,
shipment ovpr the last half OF tho ycar
The kokoino Steel n Wire Company
Ss understood to have closed contracts for
IS, 900 tons Of basic iron, while ,bo
American Rolling Mill Company. Mid.
dletown. Ohio. IL On the point of clos.
ing for 10000 ton OF basic for shin.
mcnt over the last six months ~ mi.
year.
The Warren Machine and Foundry
Company has purchased $500 tons o.
foundry iron In addition t. tho a,duu
previously reported. the CONTRACT l~r.
divided between two eastern rcnusyl.
vania furnaces. one for 5000 tons and
thu. other for 1.500 % Of pipe grades
Other sales of foundry grades made If,
this immediate territory which have
lust come to the surface amount =,
about 5000 tons. of which 5000 tur.
were taken by one interest IN sna1
lots. mainly for delivery over the las
half Of the year. More general lutcrcs'
IL also evident among Eastern COZ.
sumcrs OF foundry iron. Some active
negotiations are now on for quite /,
liberal tonnage of iron for shipment ove
the first quarter Of 1917. a. VOL. az ove
tho las, quarter Of this year. The-s
prospective iron contracts are 70 'oy,r
business for castings now under active
negotiation.
NJ -cvrn,y.two hour foundrv coke Tor shf,
mcn' over a year, beginning luly ncN The
small foundries III this territory and =
eastern Pennsylvania have PLACED fifteen d'
ferrnt orders calling for about TO" rsf' Do
coke. THIS bu,ln- reflects ia" suN.,v o.
consumers TO cover future requirement..
The considerable amount OF "sractv 20
the last half Of the year not taken M b,
contracts at definite prices AMI tho vsv
in which steel companies ar" f"u"iu- a-sns
| taking on business for such delivery ae .
little bewilderins TO buyers l.i there b. 80
schedules. How tn take car" Of customers
and yc, get some advan'af" o, INC hsl
(; OF producers The tide /. s,'i ri,in. hot,
In prices and demand Railroad and .hl'
ward buying. particularly tho latter. =
strong 4 now pg iron movement. too. B.
under way. Steel companies are puzzled
over the probable French buying of he
steel here IN the remainder of the yea
On advice ~ that tho French Govcrnmeh'
and tho Schneider interests vii Tot iefi
the several hundred thousand tons ,hey wee
expected to take in addition to i""" tor
or more recently PLACED. II = s'i''-i ihs'
bccausc OF hish prices here Franc hs'
been providing more steel capacity ami
buying moro steel from ENGLAND. But n'I'A.'
of these moves IL new
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

WIS Central -
1000 90. STla
!. to Closing.
Norfolk n " -
1000. .....o3i!
Norf 4 W divSs
1000 nOlI
>nrfS l'oca+>
1000 Sol!
North i'ac -
.ooo0 a d IS
or & Cal list IS
1000, u
Or Sh l. idg "
1000 n5 4
It'enna t'.s 1905
1000. OBis
f'enna x IN i>ss
ten ctfs
10000 O1>s
Poca Con Col IS
1000. .....S blI
Reading sIn Is
10000 9SI.
StlNSant'r tbs
1000. bnIl
Stl.SSf s. 1919
certificates
1000 90. ~
~ = n An <',s
! 1000 80 O;iiI
Sclotor& NElst
1000 o. !.
So Pacific ~ -
1000, 90
So Fac ref ~
5000 ,.. 90 \
5000 49,. 0Oli
$500 80
5000. .....nOls
So hwy em q
1000 ~
Tex 4 Okla rs
lu'U,
| mon Fac ~
5000 ~ -
Ia l'ac cy -
1000 % X
L = Rubber b,
.0nl, 80. lO3ll
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Ease on q To 10 Points %
lIuutdatiOu.

The coffee market wa. asaIn lnfue1~i
by March liquidation and after al ~lrrosIa"
opening prices eascd OF aud closed Al ~
lowest, with net losses of $ to 70 uoN''
Trade interests and wall Street sold and
while Eurore bought early tho demand pr
not aggressive and the trade At lsr-c uS
not particularly concrrncd ro-ardn- 'ni
mics. a. tho visible Ia sttll IN excess ~ =
wear alo and coffee continues to "lcsr ron
Brazil in fair volume. II IL sad that 40
steamers are loading a, Brazil AT present io-
the United states, 10 SAL within .aoonf ven
d,,a and santos IL were being offered h.e
Al, as on a SAILING vessel which ~ about -
san from Brazil.
There was an absence OF more than \ sef'
moderate spot demand. although rr"es -
NAMED practically unch anscd. on The bass
of pc. for Rio "a. The technical position
of the marke, WAS looked upon a. s-sil'l
hulIi al operations. but a, the same tim.
bear. We're inclined to he cautious ana y
seemed tn he tho consensus OF opinion va,
the clearanccs from Brazil during March y
he taken as a guide as to the true conf
ton of the freight market.
The Official Brazilian cables repor,cf, N
advance OF i.3ed, In Rio xchanSe or Lo
don and gave milreis prices as unchAu.ei
in both Rio and Santos, Rc"ciri- ~ 'ns
Two ports were 5000 bags compared wa
5000 las, year. Price. follow;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24

100 shares Second Avenue Railroad Com
pany, S?3 lot,
G shares Corn Exchange Rank. $50,
3 shares Hanover National Bank. 606.
10 Western Development Company rights,
$50 per right.
600 shares Downing & Lawrence Dry Dock
Company, ga lot.
50 shares Kings County Mortgage Com
pany: $1,000 Obcrmcyer n Liebinann
Realty Corporation I pei. cent. deben-
ture bonds, due 1859, $4,000 Ober-
meyer h Liebmann 5 per cent. bonds,
due 1sGt. Ss.l5o lot
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
NEW CITY NOTES.

Int.
Security. Rate Pay. Due, hid, OHer. Yield
NNCty 8 Ms sept, l.ls i0l'l 1919 q
NECity 8 Ms Sept. III ioJ. ioj's sc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

P~l1TSBURG, Feb - Tho local marl,c,
WAS uniei ana feat lrttshur, Coal de
'.'ird IA. points; National Flrrprootug com.
mon was y hIshor, with llillc ohausc else
where. The summary;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
DAILY FINANCIAL CALENDAR.

EX DIVIDEND.
company and Term. stk. Amt.
Empire steel and Iron. quar-
terry ...'s..s ''''s''. pIu 20
Knox Vat Company. Inc,
scmi-anuusl ..."....,..,., I rfd ~ e.
Manhattan shirt, quarterly =. com hare
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-24
SUB REASURY STATEMENT.

MONDAY.
Paid hy Treasury Ia banks. $4,000
Paid by banks to SuD-Trcisury. 3.3ll.0UO
ioss to banks on days trans
actions Sl,ost,ooo
SINCE FRIDAY LAST,
Paid by Sub-Treasury to banks sass 600
raid by banks to Sub-Treasury, I.7st,O00
---
Loss to banks. H,%5g. 600
Gain to banks same period pre-
vious wcek...............,.. t,9is,Ooo
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
9ifnif Ser anisgts uf 9ptbias.

Die Gapcllportcr 2ose Scr Gp=
tblasritter biclt am Sonntag 9iad)-
mittaa Dos Oiesiabrige Gifnif Scr
Sogc IN Sanlcn's 8rppe Of. llnge=
tabr 5pciblulbert 8crlonell battcn iid,
5l Der Seller, Die cinen allBcrit &C.
miitblidlcn Gerlauf nabnl, cingefun.
oen. 9Sad)ltebellb bic Siegcr 1lll
Siegcrlllnen in Den cin5clllen &on=
tclten:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 1rar e%sulils
Sebrlng; gallmerien, Irall 8. s.
Sage; Gprn III Nlaide, 6ral 6. "
S%trobbcbn; Gatben, Sral1 8rllbn
@ettlolf, Gprotbp S%trobbebn; sad
laniell fiir &nabell, Garl Strobbcbl
mo Charles Blair; @uiciiellpcrfcll
Sam @ino. lllb @iQiam @llrocr
8ettlallf allf Greien, @crr ebert Ii
SEER Sdrpcoer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
s. i. GOrtcr, @iscpraiioent Scr N
reftoreubcfJDrbe Der 9eutidjcm
Snnrbanf.

Sci Scr aeIterlr ahgcboltenea Ser
lamn1lltng Scr 0ireftprenbeborbc Scr
Gclltld cn Sparbanf, mllrDe @err S.
s. Gorter an Stelle bes allsaeidiebe=
men WitglieOes $. >. Seiffert ein=
3%tirln1ig sum Disqualification Ser De
bproe ermablt. @err Gorter bot Ser
@e6oroe Id)on lett laltgerer 3eit al1=
acbDrt. Or lit Ser Grdiibent Der Sri=
Gitp auilmap Gpm1pal1n. Scr Geoplcs'
Sight Company, Scr Clinton. Tapcn-
port & Mllscatine gorortsbabl1gcicll=
ldoft nllo piclcr alroerer grpBer Or
ganilationcn. Ecter g. Sacobien it,,
Der Better Ser groBel1 3iaarrenfo=
BRIT alcidcll 9Samelts, Ser fiir5lid in
Dos Iireftpri1n1 Ser QrDBtcn urtb
itarflte1 ganf Dcs Staates Soma &C.
fpublt mor0en nor, mohllte gclterlt
SUM erltcn Mfale eil1cr Gireftnrcnper=
lammlung Der Ieutidlcn sparbanf
bci.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-06
@attc unO Gattin rlfldrcm
ibrc Grfa1rnngrn 5nr
gleidcn 3cit,
Trau 8rcuorl ibt jcbt Sic=
les, was lie friDer ni@t
81 riicu magic.

Sn @crbi1buns nit .Eanlac" mirb
lebt cine i1terciImte @rfldrlnlg nud)
Der mbercn abgcgcbcn, 30 oie1c ,,cllc
WeeiSin 10 nul1bcrbare Mc1ultatc in
9apcnpprt ltnb anbercn StGbtcn nade
clna1bcr er5cllgt. @err g. &rcnbcl,
meld)er IN Der &aicberei in @cttcnbprf
arbcttct, crsdblte bem vSanlac"s
Mann in Carl 6. Sd!cgel'S Mpptbete,
bc5iialih Scr bon ieiner Satin &C.
mad}tcn @rfubrllnaen Dos Tolgcllbc:
vSnmrbl, mcine Satin batte arge
,Ma9enbcldperocn. spdter lpi,roen liz
re Ncrpen angcgrtffcn nnb lie fpnntc
icbr idledbt mdbrenb Scr Madt idlaz
fen. S.br Sppctit irnr ldlcdt.
.9u ib 10 picl i'!5er vSnnlnc" oc7
bort battc, foltfte id} cine Slaldc iiir
lie ntlb sic Gclllltatc. Sic Eanlnc cre
seuate, marcn iiber allc MaBen SUI
fricoenitellcnb. SIR Mu9cu lit jcbt IN
belicrcr @erfaliuna. mic CT leit lan9es
rer 3eit 9epclcn lit. Sic bot ieist cincn
~aelrnben sd5lnf unb i6t @ielcs, tpcl~
dies lie friibcr niebt un5uriibrcn ipn9tc.
8etradten Sic inns ais Smci 2cltc.
lpeldc vEanlac" allcrbcltcns cn,z
pfeblen."
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